The Fulbright Program is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government and is designed to“increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries." With this goal as a starting point,the Fulbright Program has provided almost 300,000 participants—chosen for their academic merit and leadership potential—with the opportunity to study, teach and conduct research, exchange ideas and contribute to finding solutions to shared international concerns.
Invited by SEM,Fulbright scholar Professor Dan Partan will deliever two lectures on April 23rd.
Lecturer：
EDUCATION:
Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, LL.B. 1958; LL.M. 1961 (international law)University of Cologne, Germany,Fulbright student, 1958-59 (labor law) Cornell University, Ithaca, NY,Bachelor of Arts, 1955 (mathematics)
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:
Boston University School of Law Professor of Law, (1968-present)
Boston University School of Law R. Gordon Butler Scholar-in-Law (1990-present)
Xiamen University Law School, Xiamen, China,Distinguished Fulbright Professor (2009-10)
Xiamen University Law School, Xiamen, China,Visiting Professor (Spring 2006 and 2007)
School of International Studies, Peking University, Beijing, China,Visiting Professor (Spring 2000 and Spring 2005)
Tsinghua University Law School, Beijing, China,Distinguished Fulbright Professor (Fall 2004)
Boston University Legal Institute, London, England,Professor of Law (Summer 2003, 2006, and 2008)
Northeastern University School of Law,Visiting Professor (1988)
Harvard Law School, Visiting Scholar (1977-78)
Case Western Reserve University Law School, Visiting Lecturer (1976)
Cambridge University, England, Visiting Scholar (1972)
Boston University School of Law, Associate Professor of Law (1965-68)
University of North Dakota College of Law, Visiting Associate Professor of Law (1964-65)
Rule of Law Research Center, Duke University School of Law,?Research Associate (1962-65)
Harvard Law School,?Research Associate (1961)
Harvard Law School,?Faculty Assistant (1959-61)
AREAS OF TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP:
Global climate change,International dispute settlement,International economic institutions, International lawmaking methodology,International trade regulation,Transnational litigation
Lecture 1：2010.04.23 16:00-18:00 New Main Building A949 《WTO Judicial Process》
Abstract:
Acting through trial panels and an appeals court, the WTO determines whether governments violate trade treaty commitments.
This lecture looks at how the process works, whether it actually settles disputes,
and whether WTO decisions cross the line between applying law and making law.
Lecture 2：2010.04.23 19:30-21:30 New Main Building A949 《China’s WTO Cases》
Abstract:
China is now one of the most active users of the WTO judiciary. This lecture examines both cases brought by China and cases brought against China, asking whether WTO rulings both protect China’s WTO treaty rights and ensure that China carries out its WTO treaty obligations.
School of Economics & Management
2010-04-19
