XU Shuang

CURRICULUM VITAE

Xu shuang

Associate Professor

Institution of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

China University of Political Science and Law

People’s Republic of China

Office Phone: 0086-10-58908276

Fax Number: 0086-10-58908277

Cell Phone: 0086-13810822908

Email: xushuangbj@live.cn

PERSONAL DATA

Date of Birth: Sept 8, 1975

Sex: Female

Place of Birth: Chongqing, China

EDUCATION BACKGROUND

2003 - 2006

Ph.D. China University of Political Science and Law, China

Major: Constitutional law and Administrative law

1997 - 2000

Master of Art in Southwest University of Political Science and Law, China

Major: Philosophy of law

1997 - 1999

Bachelor of Art in English, Sichuan International Studies University, China

Major: English

1993 -1997

Bachelor of Art in Southwest University of Political Science and Law, China

Major: Law

WORK EXPERIENCE

2008-2010

Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Science

Postdoctor

2006-Present

Institution of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, China University of Political Science and Law

Researcher(Associate Professor)

2000 - 2006

Institute of Jurisprudence, Administrative Law School, Southwest University of Political Science and Law

Teacher (lecturer)

Language

English (speak, read, and write)

Japanese (read)

COURSES TAUGHT

Jurisprudence

Legislative Science

Western Legal Thought History

Chinese Modern Constitutional History

Theory of Human Rights

Constitutionalism and Human Rights

Honors and Awards

1^st National Young Scholar Award of Jurisprudence in China 2010, Third Prize

Beijing Legislative Science Society, member of the Council

MAJOR PUBLICATIONS

Papers

2012

“Legislative Protection and Sexual Budget of Women’s Equality Rights”, Modern Law Science

“Humanization, life-oriented and pragmatic teaching：To Look at human rights education of colleges and universities through human rights teaching of China University of Political Science and Law”, Beijing Education

2011

“Restrict Power Through Rights: Legal System and the Development of Legislation”, Tribune of Political Science and Law

“From Livelihood Legislation to Democracy Legislation: The Current Situation and The Trend of Chinese Top Legislation”, Human Rights

2009

“Principles of Constitution and Ch’ing Dynasty’s Fate”, Tribune of Political Science and Law

“Chinese Constitutionalism 30 years”, Collective Works of Government by Law in China for 30 Years

“Moby-Dick and American Political Symbolism”(translation, by Alan Heimert, American Quaterly, Vol.15, No 4.1963),Spring and Autumn of Empire

“The Relative University of Human Rights”(translation, by Jack Donelley, Human Rights Quaterly,2007),Research on Human Rights

2006

“The Broken Tradition: Abolition of Chinese Imperial Examination System and Constitutional Reform”, Tribune of Political Science and Law

2005

“The Crossroad of Thoughts: A Comparison Between in French and German styles of Legal Methodology”, Journal of Comparative Law

2004

“To View Law in the Perspective of Tao”, Modern Law Science, Vol.26, No5

2002

“A Tendency of the Contemporary Theory of Natural Law in the United States”(translation, by Kenneth E. Himmer, Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy,2001) Modern Law Science, Vol.24, No1

 2001

“The Legal Order in Constituting Political Powers ----An analysis of Mediaeval European Political Structure”, Modern Law Science, Vol.23, No 2

Books

2011

The Companion of Human Rights: International Human Rights Protection System and China’s Action, Law Press

2010

Freedom for the Thought That We Hate: A Biography of the First Amendment（Chinese version）,Law Press

2010

Old Dynasty and New System,1901-1911:A Study of Constitutional Reform in Late Ch’ing ,Law Press

2009

What Kind of Nation: Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, and the Epic Struggle to Create a United States（Chinese version，collaboration），Law Press