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Associate Professor Jeanne Huang is an Associate Dean (Postgraduate Coursework) at the University of Sydney Law School. She specializes in Conflict of Laws, digital trade regulations, and Chinese law, with a focus on resolving international commercial disputes. Her research bridges legal harmonization between China and Western jurisdictions, particularly in cross-border value chains and digital product passports. Huang holds an SJD from Duke University School of Law.
Education: SJD (Duke University), LLM (Shanghai International Studies University), LLB (Shanghai International Studies University).
Research & Projects: Leads UN/CEFACT initiatives on digital product passports and conflict-of-law systems. Authored books on Chinese digital trade law and international arbitration. Member of UN/CEFACT, International Law Association, and Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.
Awards: First Prize in China Society of Private International Law (2015, 2021), Nomination for Dong Biwu Prize (2015).
Grants: Includes $2020 Indian Development Fund Award for 'Open Banking in a Fragmented Data World' and $2019 Sydney-SJTU Partnership Award for upgrading the China-Australia FTA.
Students: Advises Clio Huang on transparency in international arbitration via amicus curiae.
Labs/Teams: Head of UN/CEFACT legal research group on critical raw minerals sustainability and resilience in international value chains.
