U.S. China Law Society - Understanding and Promoting Legal Reform and The Rule of Law in China

Our Organization

Board of Directors

Zhiwu Chen
Professor of Finance, Yale University School of Management

Donald Clarke
Professor of Law, George Washington University

Xu Wang
Ph.D., Deputy Secretary General, China Development Research Foundation

Xiangmin Liu
J.D., Sullivan & Cromwell LLP

Li He,
J.D., Davis Polk & Wardwell

Fawn Wang
Associate Director, Yale University Office for International Affairs

Joydeep Mukherji
China Director, Sovereign Ratings Group, Standard & Poor's

Executive Board

Xiangmin Liu
President

Li He
Vice President

Yanan Peng
Vice President

Kaichen Xu

Rachel Lu
Treasurer and Secretary

Daniel Ho

Jiguang Hu

Yilu Zhao

Board of Advisers

Albert Chen
Professor of Law, Hong Kong University; Member of NPC Hong Kong Basic Law Committee;

Jerome Cohen
Professor of Law, NYU Law School

Hart Fessenden
Former General Counsel, U.S. Export-Import Bank

Daniel R. Fung
SBS, QC, SC, Chairman of Hong Kong Broadcasting Authority & Chairman of Des Voeux Chambers; former Solicitor General of Hong Kong.

Peter Geithner
Advisor, Asia Center, Harvard University

Paul Gewirtz
Director, China LawCenter, Yale Law School

Wen Hai, Professor of Economics; Secretary General of the China Economics Annual Conference; Assistant Vice President, Peking University

John Holden
President of the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations

Nancy Jervis
Vice President, China Institute in America

Justin Yifu Lin
Director of China Center for Economic Research, Peking University

Nicholas Platt
F ormer U.S. ambassador, President, Asia Society

Zhenmin Wang
Deputy Dean, Tsinghua University Law School



"Chongqing Nail House" Incident (04/23/2007) China, India, and the Fate of Globalization (Copyright © by Standard & Poor's, A Division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Reproduced with permission of Standard & Poor's. Posted in 2004.) Review on Li Yining (12/30/2004) Reform on People's Court Organization Law (12/4/2004) Farmer Workers' Returning Home Caused "Land Disputes" (11/22/2004) Xiao Weiyun's Proposal on Constitutional Review (10/10/2004) Audit Report Exposes Three Major Weakness in Chinese Fiscal System (7/7/2004) Limits on Accountability: A Quest by China's "Audit Storm" (7/1/2004)

Gao Xiqing, Zhao Qian, Credit in the Rule of Law Wang Liming, Reforming Rural Land Ownership in the Property Law of China Chen Zhiwu, How can Transnational Companies Be Transnational? Chen Zhiwu, Operated by State Or Returned Property to the People? The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Committee on International Human Rights, Committee on Asian Affairs, ¡°One Person, One Vote¡±: The U.S. Electoral System and the Functional Constituencies Embodied in the Basic Law for the Election of the Chief Executive and of the Legislative Council Chen Zhiwu, The Limit of Agriculture Development Wen Guanzhong, The Communal Land Ownership, Reverse Elimination, and Deteriorating Farmers¡¯ Relative Income Liu Xiangmin, The New Age of Corporate Governance Liu Xiangmin, Behind the Stewart Case