Position:Assistant-Professor and Senior Researcher at Center for Basic Laws of Hong Kong and Macau Special Administrative Region, Shenzhen University.
Educational Background:Lu studied at the South-western University of Finance and Economics, the City University of Hong Kong, the University of New South Wales, and the University of Hong Kong, and obtained Bachelor of Law, Master of Laws (Distinction), Master of Philosophy in Law and Doctor of Philosophy in Law respectively.
Research areas:Constitutional Law, Basic Laws of Hong Kong and Macau Special Administrative Regions, Common Law, Comparative Law
Teaching:
Undergraduate courses: “Constitutional Law”, “How to Read and Analyze Common Law Cases”, “A General Introduction to Constitutional Law”
Postgraduate courses: “Classical Reading”, “Thesis Writing”
Research Papers:Lu has published academic journal articles in areas of Constitutional Law, Basic Law, Comparative Law and Legal Theory. She has been a regular contributor for various Chinese and English media and newspaper, writing column of law and policy in Hong Kong and Macao.
Books:
Integrity Compliance: International Standard and China’s Coping, Guangzhou: Guangdong Renmin Publishing, 2022.
A Practical Guide to Overseas Integrity Compliance, Beijing: Law Publishing House, 2021.
Research Projects:
Lu presided over one youth project funded by the National Social Science Foundation, two ministerial level projects funded by the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress and the Law Society of China, including “Protecting National Security in Hong Kong Special Administrative Regions in a State of Emergency” (20CFX014), “Emergency Powers of the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region” (JBF2020 05), and “Emergency Laws of the Special Administrative Regions under the ‘One Country Two Systems’” ) (CLS2019 C04).
Two ministerial level projects funded by the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress and the Law Society of China, including “Protecting National Security in Hong Kong Special Administrative Regions in a State of Emergency” (20CFX014), “Emergency Powers of the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region” (JBF2020 05), and “Emergency Laws of the Special Administrative Regions under the ‘One Country Two Systems’” ) (CLS2019 C04).
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