Bin Li

Bin Li
University of Newcastle Australia · Newcastle Law School

Doctor of Philosophy

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Introduction
My work lies at the intersection of technology, law and justice. Part of my research assesses the legal regulation of space technologies and looks into how national governments should harness the use of space technology. Additionally, since 2018, I've extended my research to shed greater light on how new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, are used within the justice sector and how they impact on dispute resolution processes.
Additional affiliations
July 2007 - December 2015
Beihang University
Position
  • Professor (Associate)
Description
  • Course coordinator: International Law; Legal English; Aerospace Law Teaching into: International Economic Law; Contracts Research: Aerospace Law; International Law Assistant Dean for LLM program
Education
September 2004 - July 2007
Renmin University of China
Field of study
  • International Law; Comparative Law

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Publications (23)
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As with other jurisdictions, China has introduced a range of newer technologies into its justice sector to promote greater access to justice, improve judicial transparency and to promote just outcomes for disputing parties with legal issues. Chinese courts’ practice of embracing technology is unique as an overarching approach has been adopted by th...
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Note: This paper has been accepted for publication by the International Journal for Court Administration. Revisions have been recommended, along with very helpful suggestions. As with other jurisdictions, China has introduced a range of newer technologies into its justice sector to promote greater access to justice, improve judicial transparency a...
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Background : COVID-19 has disrupted not only the health sector but also justice systems. Courts around the world have had to respond quickly to the challenges presented by the pandemic and the associated social distancing restrictions. This has created significant challenges for the justice system and such challenges are likely to be further compou...
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While there are already a range of applications or "apps" that support better access to justice and enable participants to be better informed and engaged in the justice sector, there are clear risks that arise where human oversight of processes and decision-making is removed. In this paper, authors argue that an ethical approach to legal tech is of...
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While the robust expansion of the UAV industry may be a plus for the Chinese government's strategic economic targets, the booming industry also presents some governance challenges for regulators. China has many legal instruments that are applicable to UAV governance, but they are not necessarily suitable for UAV operations as distinguished from tra...
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Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard wrote 'Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards'. The pace of life of the mid-19th century when this was written and the (comparatively) modest rate of technological change possibly allowed for a more considered reflection of past events towards moving ahead. However, the increasing r...
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Twenty first century law students and graduates are increasingly being exposed to legal issues and disputes beyond their own domestic shores and across international jurisdictions. In order to equip students with the necessary knowledge, skills and values to seamlessly transition from law school into dispute resolution processes and legal practice...
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Twenty first century law students and graduates are increasingly being exposed to legal issues and disputes beyond their own domestic shores and across international jurisdictions. In order to equip students with the necessary knowledge, skills and values to seamlessly transition from law school into dispute resolution processes and legal practice...
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The paper, ‘Space sustainability through the sustainable management of common-pool resources: a framework and potential policies’ by Brian Weeden and Tiffany Chow, researches Long-Term Sustainability issues (LTS) from the perspectives of both economics and governance, focusing on analyzing Elinor Ostrom's principles, and puts forward the main eleme...
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In December 2001,ICISS issued its research report—The Responsibility to Protect.This report revolves around the idea that sovereign states have a responsibility to protect their own citizens from avoidable catastrophe—from mass murder and rape,from starvation—but when they are unwilling or unable to do So,that responsibility must be bome by the bro...
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“保护责任”这一新术语,用以说明一个国家的主权不仅是对其人民的一种“权力”,更是一种保护其本国公民基本权利的“责任”。这是对传统的“主权”概念的发展。“保护责任”的出现与国际人权法发展和“人道干涉”引起的争论有密不可分的联系。因为“保护责任”是一个新事物,而“主权平等”和“不干涉内政”原则又是国际法的基石,因此关于“保护责任”的规则还在发展当中。

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