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The Chinese JIL Research Group: Fellowships

The Fellowship program has been discontinued as of October 2008. No new fellows will be elected.

A new Awards Program has been established: www.chinesejil.org/awards.htm

Fellows elected as of 2008 are as follows:

Chinese JIL Research Group Fellowships: 2008 (May 20, 2008)

The Chinese JIL Research Group has the pleasure in appointing Tare Brisibe as ZHANG Yong Fellow, whose paper will be on “On Customary International Law, Arms Control, Disarmament and Protection of the Environment in Outer Space”; and Allan ONG as HAN Depei Fellow, whose paper will be on “Conflict of Law Issues in Resolution of Conflicts Arising from Foreign Invested Enterprises and Joint Ventures in China – Drawing Lessons from the Present Changes and Extrapolating on Future Developments”.

Chinese JIL Research Group Fellowships: 2006-2007 (May 16, 2006)

The Chinese JIL Research Group has the pleasure in appointing Ming DU, a D. Phil. Candidate at the University of Oxford, the United Kingdom, as Fellow for the year of 2006-2007. The appointment is made on the basis of the research proposal submitted by the applicant. The proposed research will be focused on the notion of fair trade in international trade law with a leaning upon the Chinese practice in this field.

Chinese JIL Research Group Fellowships: 2005-2006 (May 12, 2005)

The Chinese JIL Research Group has the pleasure in appointing Katie Lee, Senior Associate of the Great Britain-China Centre in London, the United Kingdom, and LI Dexiang, LL.M. candidate of Peking University, China, as Fellows for the year of 2005-2006. The appointments are made on the basis of the research proposals submitted by the applicants. Ms. Lee’s research will be focused on China’s possible ratification of the

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights of 1966, and

Mr. Li’s paper will deal with the role of the United Nations resident coordinator system.

De-Heng Prize, for 2003

The De-Heng Prize (ad hoc, sponsored by De-Heng Law Firm), for an Article on Third World Approaches to

International Law published in the Journal in 2003 only.

(1) Recipient: David P. Fidler, Revolt Against or From Within the West?: TWAIL, the Developing World,

and the Future Direction of International Law, 2 Chinese JIL (2003), 29-76.

(2) Honorable mention: ZHU Lijiang, The Hukou System of the People’s Republic of China:

A Critical Appraisal under International Standards of Internal Movement and Residence, 2 Chinese JIL (2003), 519-565.

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