My name is Yueduan Wang, and I am an assistant professor at Peking University School of Government.
My name is Yueduan Wang, and I am an assistant professor at Peking University School of Government.
I received my Juris Doctor ('15) and Doctor of Juridical Science ('21) from Harvard Law School. Most of my current research focuses on the interdisciplinary area between politics and law, including comparative judicial politics and illiberal/authoritarian constitutions. Before entering academia, I was a practicing attorney at White and Case LLP’s Washington DC office in 2015–2016.
I received my Juris Doctor ('15) and Doctor of Juridical Science ('21) from Harvard Law School. Most of my current research focuses on the interdisciplinary area between politics and law, including comparative judicial politics and illiberal/authoritarian constitutions. Before entering academia, I was a practicing attorney at White and Case LLP’s Washington DC office in 2015–2016.
You can visit my official profile page (in Chinese) here.
You can visit my official profile page (in Chinese) here.
Selected Publications
Selected Publications
State-Sponsored Activism: How China’s Law Reforms Impact NGOs’ Legal Practice, Law & Social Inquiry (2023). (with Ying Xia)
Laboratories of Authoritarianism, Stanford Journal of International Law (2021).
“Detaching” Courts from Local Politics? Assessing Judicial Centralization Reforms in China, The China Quarterly (2021).
The More Authoritarian, the More Judicial Independence? The Paradox of Court Reforms in Russia and China, University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law (2020).