Xiaoqian Hu
Associate Professor of Law
- Room Number: 213
Xiaoqian Hu’s research examines the connections between property law and societal change, and the limits and responsibility of the state in responding to and shaping such change. Xiaoqian just received her S.J.D. from Harvard Law School and was awarded the Yong K. Kim ’95 Memorial Prize for her work on property struggles in urbanizing China. She also received a Ph.D. in comparative law and law and economics from Turin University (Italy), and a master’s degree in civil jurisprudence and an LL.B. from East China University of Political Science and Law. Her previous work explores the mutual opposition and attraction that tie U.S. and Chinese law to each other.
Representative Publications
- “Put That Bucket Down!”: Money, Politics, and Property Rights in Urbanizing China¸ 43 Vt. L. Rev. ___ (forthcoming 2019).
- Encounter: How Duncan Kennedy and Chinese Legal Scholars View Legal Transplants and the Rule of Law – A Commentary on the Harvard-Renmin Virtual Workshop on Duncan Kennedy’s Three Globalizations of Law and Legal Thought, 9 Front. L. China 560 (2014).
- When American Law Meets Chinese Law Eye to Eye: How Two Legal Systems Approach the Duty to Protect, 10 Global Jurist Article 5 (2010).
- Complete List of Publications
Education
- S.J.D. Harvard University Law School
2019 - LL.M. Harvard University Law School
2012 (degree waived) - Ph.D. University of Turin
2010 - Master's in Law, East China University of Political Science and Law
2007 - LL.B., East China University of Political Science and Law
2004
Work Experience
- Associate Professor of Law
James E. Rogers College of Law
2019 - present - Teaching Fellow
Harvard University Law School
Spring of 2014, 2015, & 2018 - Law Clerk
Shanghai Arbitration Commission
2005 - 2006