The 2024 CIBEL Global Network Conference, held on 20-21 November at UNSW Sydney, marked a milestone as it celebrated the 10th anniversary of CIBEL Centre.
CIBEL Co-Director Associate Professor Weihuan Zhou attended the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils from 15-17 October in Dubai.
On 19 November 2024, the CIBEL Centre and the National Foundation for Australia-China Relations (NFACR) jointly hosted a closed-door roundtable on Digital Trade and Competition.
The JCICEL Conference took place on 18 November 2024 at the UNSW Kensington Campus, bringing together esteemed scholars from Tsinghua University and UNSW to discuss ' Digitalisation, Sustainability and Law’.
CIBEL member Dr Anton Didenko has published two articles on Consumer Data Right and consumer trust in the Monash University Law Review 2024 - Volume 50 (Issue 1).
CIBEL member Associate Professor Kun Fan co-authored an article "Navigating BRI Disputes: Understanding Key Actors and Practical Strategies" in the latest edition of in CDR Essential Intelligence - Belt & Road Initiative 2025.
CIBEL Member Associate Professor Kun Fan was interviewed on 6 October 2024 by South China Morning Post on challenges faced by Chinese companies in international arbitration as they expand into global markets.
CIBEL Co-Director Associate Professor Weihuan Zhou and CIBEL Fellow, Professor Henry Gao have co-authored an article discussing the ongoing trade tensions over electric vehicles (EV) exported from China.
CIBEL member Dr Anton Didenko has authored his new book ‘Banking Law in Australia ,(11th edition)’ , which was published by Lexis Nexis on 21 August 2024.
CIBEL Co-director Associate Professor Weihuan Zhou has been appointed as a Council Member of Global Future Council on Trade and Investment, World Economic Forum.
Professor Angela Zhang from The University of Hong Kong delivered a hybrid seminar at UNSW Law & Justice, titled “High Wire: How China Regulates Big Tech and Governs Its Economy”.
The 2024 CIBEL-NFACR Conference held on the 11 April brought together global legal, academic, business, and industry experts to discuss ‘Australia-China Business in the Digital Age: Navigating the Rapids.’
Professor Mimi Zou was invited by the Australia China Business Council (ACBC) to participate in a closed roundtable discussion with Australia’s next Deputy Ambassador to China.
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Associate Professor Weihuan Zhou and Professor James Laurenceson discuss the impacts of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce's ended tariffs on Australian wine.
