ASEAN Studies Center of Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, “The Geopolitics and Geoeconomics of the Belt and Road Initiative in Europe: Toward a New EU’s China Multi-Faceted Strategy?” June 2019
East China University of Political Science and Law, PRC, “EU-China relations: Opportunities and Challenges along the Belt and Road,” June 11, 2019
East China University of Political Science and Law, PRC, “The populist turn in Europe and its effects on Constitutionalism,” June 14, 2019
East China University of Political Science and Law, PRC, “Sovereignty in China and the legacies of history,” June 17, 2019
Chiomenti Law Firm, Rome, “The Belt and Road Initiative and the EU: Investment opportunities and risks,” May 2019
University of Roma Tre, “The Global Rush Towards National Screening Systems on Direct Foreign Investments”, May 2019
Columbia University, Weatherhead East Asian Institute (Faculty Chair: Prof. Madeline Zelin), “Sovereignty in China and the legacies of history,” April 2019
Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs (Faculty Chair: Prof. Thomas Christensen), “The future of sovereignty: contextualizing China and the 99-year lease of Hambantota,” May 2019
Harvard University Asia Center (Faculty Chair: Prof. William P. Alford, Commentator: Prof. Anne Orford), “Sovereignty in China and the legacies of history,” May 2019
Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs, Moderator “China-US Economic Policy: Opportunities & Outlook,” April 2019
United States National Committee on US-China Foreign Relations, China Town Hall: China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Myth and Reality, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, October 2018
8th Edgar Snow Symposium: “80 Years of Exchange:” China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Myth and Reality, Kansas City, October 2018
University of Lancaster: Symposium on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) “The Belt and Road Initiative and Authoritarian Spillovers in Central and Eastern Europe,” September 2018
University of Roma Tre: invited by Prof. Marco Fioravanti, Collège International de Philosophie of Paris “Current Chinese Approaches to a Global History of International Law,” June 2018
The University of Hong Kong: invited by Prof. Michael Ng, “Learning Western techniques of empire: Republican China and the New Legal Framework for Managing Tibet,” January 2018
Princeton University: “Is there a China International Model? The Belt and Road Initiative as a Case Study,” November 2017
The National Autonomous University of Mexico: Mare Nostrum-Nuestro Mar: Estudios Sobre el Derecho del Mare “The Juridification of the Sea: Chinese Claims to Historic Rights in the South China Sea,” Mexico City, November 2017
CHINA Town Hall featuring Susan Rice, United States National Committee on US-China Foreign Relations: “China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Challenges and possibilities for the US,” Kansas City, October 2017
Cold War International Law IV, Tbilisi: organized by Prof. Matthew Craven and Gerry Simpson “The Normative Power of the Spheres of Influence: Peaceful Coexistence and the Juridification of the Cold War in East Asia,” Georgian Writers’House, September 2017
Columbia University: China Law Works-in-Progress Workshop II organized by Prof. Benjamin Liebman, “The Pedagogy of Imperial Legalism: The American Lessons to Foreign Educated Chinese that Went Wrong,” April 2017
Vienna University: From European to Global Orders: International Law and Normativity in Context, organized by Prof. Milos Vec “A History of International Law and China’s Search for a Modernity of its own,” November 2016
École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales: 4th EurasiaTrajeco International Conference Paris organized by Prof. Francois Gipouloux, “The Imperial Maritime Customs Service and the making of an Inter-national China, 1854-1912,” November 2016
University of Cambridge: Workshop Law in International Orders – Past Present, Lauterpacht Centre, organized by Prof. Benedict Kingsbury, “A Chinese perspective on the international legal order: past, present, and future,” May 2016
European University Institute: Workshop on the History of International Law, “Equalities and Hierarchies: Republican China’s Search for Juridical Sovereignty,” commentator Prof. Martti Koskenniemi, June 2016
University of Hong Kong: Symposium on Chinese Legal Reform and the Global Legal Order, Centre for Chinese Law, organized by Michael Ng and Zhao Yun, “China’s unilateral abrogation of the Sino-Belgian Treaty: A case study of a Deviant Transplantation,” June 2015
