Shengyue ZHANG
I started my legal education at Huaqiao University in 2010. After graduating with a Bachelor of Law degree, I went to Fudan University for postgraduate studies in 2014 and then obtained a Master of Law degree in 2017.
Field of Study: legal history of Hong Kong; colonial legal history; comparative law.
Thesis Title: “The Rule of Law” in Colonial Hong Kong in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Programme of Study: Ph.D.
Supervisor(s): Michael Ng and Shahla Ali
Publications:
Taisu Zhang, Social Hierarchies and the Formation of Customary Property Law in Pre-Industrial China and England. Fudan Law Review, Shanghai, May 1st, (2016). (Translated Works) Jason Buhi, Macau’s Constitution During the Ming-Qing Transition. Fudan Law Review, Shanghai, May 1st, (2016). (Translated Works)
Shengyue Zhang, Analysis of the Legal History Studies in 2014. Fudan Law Journal, Shanghai, Spring (2016). （Published Works）
Awards:
Ye Xiaoxin Scholarship, 2016
Hong Kong PhD Fellowship, 2017