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Biography
Dr. Qianlan Wu is an assistant professor in the school of law, University of Nottingham. Her main research interests lie in international competition laws and competition regulation in China and Chinese law and market governance.
Dr Wu holds a Ph.D in law from London School of Economics and Political Sciences, LL.M from university of Edinburgh, MA from Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and BA from Beijing University of Foreign Studies. Dr Wu was assistant professor in the Division of European Legal and Political Studies, Institute of European Studies of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Dr Wu is a member of UNCTAD Competition Law and Policy Research Partnership Platform.
Dr Wu has implemented research projects funded by the British Academy, University of Nottingham ESRC Impact Acceleration Award. Dr Wu welcomes PhD application in the area of competition law and commercial law.
Expertise Summary
International Competition Laws and Competition Regulation in China; Chinese law and market governance.
Teaching Summary
LLM Module: Global Competition Laws and International Business
UG Module: Principles of Company Law ( Co-teach)
Issues in Insolvency Law (Tutorial Teaching )
Research Summary
Dr Wu's research focuses on international competition laws and the development of Antimonopoly Law in China and the changing relationships among the state, law and market economy in China's reforms.… read more
Recent Publications
QIANLAN WU and XIAOYE WANG, 2022. Two Steps Forward and One Step Back?
--- US, EU and China’s Bilateral Antitrust Cooperation and International Trade World Competition: Law and Economics Review. 45(1), 53-74 (In Press.)
QIANLAN WU and XIAOYE WANG, 2017. International Cartels and the Extraterritorial Application of China's Anti-Monopoly Law Annual Journal of Japanese Association of International Economic Law. 113-141
WU, Q., 2013. Competition laws, globalization and legal pluralism: China's experience Hart Publishing.
Current Research
Dr Wu's research focuses on international competition laws and the development of Antimonopoly Law in China and the changing relationships among the state, law and market economy in China's reforms. Currently, Dr Wu is conducting research on the project " When International Legal Norms Speak Chinese: Socialization of International Competition Law Norms into the Antimonopoly Law of China", which is funded by the British Academy Small Research Grants in 2011-2012.