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Deng Feng
BEIDA Exchange Visiting Associate Professor of Law (Fall 2012)
Areas of Teaching and Research- Corporation
and enterprise law
- General principles of economic law
- Corporate governance and firm theory
- Law and economics
- Merger, acquisition, and reorganization
- Practical contracting
Education
- Renmin University of China Law School, Doctor of Law, 2001
- Renmin University of China Law School, Master of Law, 1998
- Renmin University of China Law School, Bachelor of Law, 1995
Biography Professor Deng Feng was born in the Shandong Province in 1973. He earned his
Bachelor of Law (1995), Master of Law (1998), and Doctor of Law (2001)
from Renmin University of China Law School in succession and majored in economic law. He studied at Guanghua School of Management as a
post-doctoral candidate with a major in industrial organization theory from 2001 to
2003. After that, he joined the faculty of law at Peking
University. He visited Harvard University as a Harvard-Yenching fellow
from 2006 to 2007, focusing on the history of law and economics. Now, he
is an associate professor and serves as co-director of the Peking University Institute of Law and Economics.
Feng's study
interest lies in corporation and enterprise law, regulation and
antitrust, and law and economics. He taught classes that included Corporation
and Enterprise Law, General Principles of Economic Law, Corporate Governance and Firm Theory, Law and
Economics, Merger, Acquisition & Reorganization,
and Practical Contracting for both undergraduate and
postgrauduate students. He has published several books, including Common
Corporation Law, Pandect of Economic Law (co-author), and more than 50
articles, essays, and papers in a range of journals.
Selected Publications
- Common Corporation Law, Beijing: Remin University of China Press, 2009
- Pandect of Economic Law, co-author, 2nd edition, Legal Press, 2008
- "An Achilles' Heel of Manager's Interest Conflict Legal
Institutions in China: Without the Concept of Corporation as a Common
Pool" in Jurists, Vol. 2009, Issue 4, pp. 79-88
- "Evolution
and Mechanism Design of Capital Regulation: A Comparative Perspective of
Sino-U.S. Corporate Law, 2008" in Legal Science in China, Vol. 2009,
Issue 1, pp. 99-109
- "Why China Adopted the Civil Legal
System: A Political Economic Explanation of Transitional Justice in
Later Ch'ing's Empire" in Peking University Law Journal, Vol. 21, No.2,
2009, pp. 165-186
- "Conflicts of Regulatory Method and
Industrial Policy: Lurch of Small & Medium Enterprise in China" in Ajou
Law Journal, Vol. 2, No. 2, 2008, pp.33-79.
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