Ching-Wen Hsueh (薛景文)

Members

Associate Professor, Department of International Business, National Chengchi University

Education

1995-1999 National Taiwan University, Economic &Financial Laws Division, Taipei, Bachelor of Laws
2002-2005 National Taiwan University, Institute of Laws, Taipei, Master of Laws
2006-2011 PhD, University of Cologne, Germany

Fields

International Economic Law, European Union Law

Working Experiences

2016 Assistant Professor, Department of International Business, National Chengchi University
2012 Assistant Professor, School of Law, National Chiao Tung University
2012 Assistant Professor, Graduate Institute of Financial and Economic, Feng Chia University
2011 Post-Doctoral Researcher, Institutum Iurisprudentiae, Academia Sinica
2008 Intern, World Trade Organization, Legal Division

Publications

Articles

1. Direct Effect, The WTO Compliance Mechanism and Protection for Individuals: Lessons from the EC, 4(2) Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy 521(2009).

2. Translation: Stephan Hobe, Energiepolitik (originally published in 2009EuR Beiheft 1, 219), 192 Taiwan Law Review 227 (2011). (In Chinese)

3. Kung-Chung Lui & Ching-Wen Hsueh, The Law and Practice of Articles 20 and 24 of FTA-Retrospective and Prospective, 21(1) Fair Trade Quarterly 67(2013). (In Chinese)

4. Kung-Chung Lui, Chen Jen Ho, Ching-Wen Hsueh, Conflict and

Harmonization between Privatization and Liberalization in Telecommunications-The Case of Chunghwa Telecom, 21(4) Fair Trade Quarterly 53(2013). (In Chinese)

5. A Greener Trade Agreement: Approaches to Environmental Issues in the TPP Negotiations, 8(2) Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy 521(2013).

6. In The Name of Food Security: The Achievements and Failures of Developing Countries in The Bali Ministerial Conference. 43(4) Denver Journal of International Law and Policy 432(2015).

7. The Concept and Application of NME Treatment under WTO, 46(1) NTU Law Journal 201(2017). (In Chinese)

8. The Function of the Environmental Clauses in International Investment Agreement, 33 Cheng Kung Law Review 47(2017). (In Chinese)

9. Reflection on Labeling as Supplementary Measure for the Controls over Foods from Japan, 8 Angle Health Law Review 40 (2017).

10. Undeniable Obligations to Gaia: U.S. Remaining Investment Obligations After Its Withdrawal from The Paris Agreement, 12(2) Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy, 357(2017).

11. Misunderstandings and Understandings on the Investment Arbitration: Jurisdictions Issues of Surfeit v. Taiwan, 215 FT Law Review 2(2017). (In Chinese)

12. Friendly to Health, Environment, or Trade? The Compliance of the Organic Food Regulations with the WTO rules, 277 Taiwan Law Review 132(2018). (In Chinese)

13. Ching-Wen Hsueh & Mao-Wei Lo, An Assessment of Asian-Pacific Region Mediation Organization (ARMO) from the Perspective of Taiwan, 13(1) Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy, 177(2018).

Book

1. Direct Effect of the WTO Agreements: Practices and Grounds (Peter Lang 2012)

Awards

1. Scholarship for Doctoral Candidate of Ministry of Education, Taiwan

2. Scholar for International Doctoral Candidate, University of Cologne, Germany