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Dr. Shuangge Wen is an Associate Professor in Law at Swansea University's Law School and serves as a visiting professor. Prior to joining Swansea in 2011, he was a lecturer at the University of Liverpool (promoted to senior lecturer in 2013) and held a teaching position at Jilin University from 2014. He completed his PhD in Company Law at the University of Manchester, focusing on corporate purposes. His research spans corporate governance, business ethics, and socio-economic contexts in legal frameworks, with a particular emphasis on China's corporate law environment.
Education: PhD in Law (Corporate Governance), University of Manchester.
Research Interests: Corporate governance structures, ethical business practices, cross-cultural legal comparisons (e.g., China-UK director duties), institutional investor roles, and CSR in adverse economic conditions. His work frequently addresses global corporate accountability, insolvency law, and legal transplants.
Publications: Dr. Wen’s articles focus on corporate social accountability, governance reforms in China, pandemic-related legal challenges, and anti-bribery initiatives. His work appears in leading journals like Stanford Journal of International Law and American Business Law Journal.
Teaching: Teaches LACM20 (International Corporate Law and Governance), exploring global corporate legal frameworks, transnational business ethics, and regulatory dynamics.
Advising: Supervised a 2023 PhD student on minority shareholder protection in cross-jurisdictional contexts.
