Congratulations to our 14 PhD and 1 SJD graduates who had their degrees conferred upon them at the 196th Congregation on 1 December 2016 at the University of Hong Kong. The Congregation also saw the graduation of 461 other Faculty of Law students: 24 LLM, 21 LLM in Human Rights, 83 LLM in Corporate & Financial Law, 38 Master of Common Law, 4 LLM in Chinese Law, 27 LLM in Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law, 37 LLM in Arbitration and Dispute Resolution, 38 JD and 189 LLB. The newest members of our RPg alumnae family include the following:
1. Dr Yue LUO, The Myth of Chinese Well-Known Marks: Formation, Debunking and Judicial Practice. Supervisors: Alice Lee and Po Jen Yap
2. Dr Che Singh KOCHAR-GEORGE, A Disciplinary Model of the Asylum Process: Case Studies from the United Kingdom and Hong Kong. Supervisors: Simon Young and Kelley Loper
3. Dr Henan HU, Re-examining Territorial Sovereignty in International Law: A New Perspective of the Settlement of the China Sea Disputes. Supervisors: Hualing Fu and Tony Carty
4. Dr A-Jull LIM, Professional Failure and the Degradation of International Humanitarian Law: Narcissist Responses to the Post 9/11 So-called War on Terrorism. Supervisor: Hualing Fu
5. Dr Erick Onyango KOMOLO, Regime Fragmentation and Interaction: A Case Study of Kenya's Marine Fisheries Regulation. Supervisor: Shahla Ali
6. Dr Huimiao ZHAO, Government Intervention in the Reorganization of Listed Companies in the context of Socialist Market Economy of China. Supervisors: Xianchu Zhang and Emily Lee
7. Dr Guy Samuel Charles LIPERT, Consumers and Banks in Dispute - From Litigation to Mediation: How Outlier Consumers and Banks in Hong Kong Engaged in Dispute Resolution in the Wake of GFC. Supervisors: Shahla Ali and Katherine Lynch
8. Dr Uzma ASHRAF, The Need and Prospects for an Enforcement Mechanism in the Post-crisis Reconstruction of International Financial Regulatory Architecture. Supervisor: Douglas Arner
9. Dr Maria Adele CARRAI, A Genealogy of Sovereignty in Modern China, 1840-Today. Supervisor: Albert Chen
10. Dr Annelotte Jorien WALSH, A Children's Right Audit of the International Criminal Court. Supervisor: Scott Veitch
11. Dr Han ZHU, Social Movements and the Law in Contemporary China: A Comparative Approach. Supervisor: Albert Chen
12. Dr Man Lung CHENG, Emergency Powers and the Constitution: A Case Study of the Republic of China (1912-1991). Supervisor: Albert Chen
13. Dr Anna Eirini BAKA, The Dialectic of the Cave: Self-determination, Constitution and the Phenomenology of Deprivation. Supervisor: Tony Carty
14. Dr Wenwen LU, Emergency Powers and Law in China. Supervisors: Hualing Fu and Tony Carty
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