Role: Associate Professor of Law, China University of Political Science and Law
Beijing, China

  Contact: wqb7723@163.com

  Research Interests:
Administrative Law | Public Health Law | Feminist Legal Theory | Comparative Law

Qingbin is an Associate Professor at the Center for Government and Law at China University of Political Science and Law.  He graduated from the Law School of Wuhan University in 2007 and earned a PhD in Constitutional and Administrative Law under Professor Youyong Zhou’s supervision.  In 2007 Qingbin joined China University of Political Science and Law as a lecturer.

Qingbin's publications include: Research on Legalization of Administrative Planning, People Press, 2010; “Judicial Review of Administrative Plan”, Contemporary Law Review, 4th, 2010;  “Indemnification System for Loss in Administrative Plan”, Wuhan University Journal(Philosophy & Social Sciences), 4th, 2009; “Approaches to Solving the Conflicts between Administrative Politics and Regulation”, Journal of Lanzhou University (Social Sciences), 4th, 2009; “Protection of Private Interest in Administrative Plan”, Law Science Magazine, 2nd, 2009; “Procedure Control of Administrative Plan”, Journal of China National School of Administration, 6th, 2009; “Legal Analysis of Mandatory Recall”, Journal of Wuhan University of Technology (social science edition), 4th, 2009; “The Legal Nature of Administrative Plan”, Administrative Law Review, 1st, 2008.  Qingbin received a research grant focusing on investigating Legal Problems of Regional Planning from Chinese Philosophy and the Social Sciences Project in 2010.  He is the Vice Director of Research Center of Health Law. He has research cooperation with Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, which is a non-governmental organization in Washington focused on how to promote legislation and protect kids from tobacco use in China.

Qingbin worked with Professor Martha Albertson Fineman to conduct comparative research on how to embody feminism in administrative law, as well as focusing on American health law.