Name: LI  Juqian

Title: Ph.D, professor of China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL), Ex-Vice Dean of School of International Law of CUPL (2012-2018), Associate Director of International Law Center of CUPL,  Executive Council-Member of China Space Law Institute. Member in the WEF Space Security Council (2011-2014).

Prof. LI graduated in 1999 in CUPL obtaining doctorate degree of law, specializing international law. His research field covers public international law, especially outer space law and WTO law. Dr LI obtained his bachelor degree on law in 1991, master degree on International Economic law in 1996 in CUPL.

Prof. LI has published about fifteen books and twenty articles on international law and international economic law, including Space Law (textbook for Taikonauts), Commentary on International Laws (Co-author), Legality and Legitimacy: China's ASAT Test, The Bending Force of International Law, Progressing Towards New National Space Law: Current Legal Status and Recent Developments in Chinese Space Law and Its Relevance to Pacific Rim Space Law and Activities, Air Defense Identification Zone: the Restriction on the Free Sky due to the Residual Right Principle, WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism (monograph), Trade and Environmental Law Issues under the WTO (monograph), etc. He also acted as the executive organizer of first Chinese national round WTO Moot Competition sported by the Ministry of Commerce, CUPL and SWUPL.

He teaches many courses on international law to Chinese students and foreign students both in Chinese and/or English, such as Selected WTO Cases, International Law, International Trade Law, International Space Law Mooting, etc. As visiting professor, he taught Chinese Trade Law in Korea in 2004 and 2005 and Iceland in 2006.

He is a frequent speaker in many international conferences and workshops, including Space Security Conference in UNOG.