Faculty
The China-America Law Institute

Prof. HE Qihao

Data:January 14, 2025    Click:     Source:


E-mail:qihaohe@gmail.com

Address: 25 Xitucheng Road, HaiDian District, Beijing, China 100088



ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

China University of Political Science and Law, College of Comparative Law  Beijing, China

· 09/2024-Present, Professor

· 01/2017-08/2024, Associate Professor

· 08/2016-12/2016, Assistant Professor

China University of Political Science and Law, China-America Law Institute  Beijing, China

· 12/2018-Present, Deputy Director

National University of Singapore, Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law  Singapore

· 02/2019-03/2019, Visiting Research Fellow

University of Zagreb, Faculty of Law  Zagreb, Croatia

· 04/2017-05/2017, Visiting Professor


PUBLIC SECTOR RELATED ACTIVITIE

2017-2019 Consultant to Beijing, Xicheng District People's Court

2017-2020 Researcher of Renmin University Food Safety Insurance Law Center


EDUCATION

2013-2016  University of Connecticut School of Law  Hartford, CT

· S.J.D., 2016 (with Honors)

· Dissertation Committee: Prof. Peter Siegelman, Prof. Patricia McCoy (Boston College Law School), Prof. Brendan Maher.

· Dissertation Title: Climate Change and Catastrophe Management in a Changing China: Government, Insurance and Alternatives.

2015-2016  Boston College Law School  Boston, MA

· Visiting Scholar (Supervisor: Prof. Patricia McCoy).

· Teaching Assistant in the course titled Insurance Law.

· Audited course in Statistics.

Spring 2015  University of Pennsylvania Law School  Philadelphia, PA

· Visiting Scholar (Supervisor: Prof. Tom Baker).

· Audited course titled Environmental Sustainability and Value Creation at The Wharton School.

2011-2012  University of Connecticut School of Law  Hartford, CT

· Insurance Law LL.M., 2012 (with Honors).

· LL.M. Thesis Title: Securitization of Catastrophe Insurance Risk and Catastrophe Bonds:  Experiences and Lessons for China.

· Awarded Dean's Scholarship.

2006-2013  University of International Business and Economics, School of Law  Beijing, China

· LL.B. (with Honors) in International Economic Law, 2010.

· LL.M. in International Business Law, 2013.

· Entrance Exam Requirement Waived for Admission to LL.M. Program.


COURSES TAUGHT & RESEARCH AREAS

· Courses Taught (IN ENGLISH)

Insurance Law (at CUPL and University of Zagreb)

Banking Regulation (at CUPL)

Contract Law (FOR Charles Darwin University “Chinese Law Summer School”)

· Research Areas:

Environmental & Energy Law

Insurance Law

Banking Regulation

Contract Law

Law and Economics


SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS

[Monograph]

Climate Change and Catastrophe Management in a Changing China: Government, Insurance and Alternatives, Edward Elgar Publishing (2019);

Climate Change and Insurance in China: Law and Policy, ‎ Eliva Press (2022).


[Articles]

1. Insuring “uninsurable” cyberwarfare: rethinking war exclusions and the role of insurance in cybersecurity governance, The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice, (2025, forthcoming) (with Michael Faure, Chun-Yuan Chen) (SSCI)

2. Navigating the waves of change—Assessing the evolving landscape of China’s revised marine environmental protection law, Marine Policy, 169, no.11(2024): 106371. (with Mehran Idris Khan, BingYing Dong & Moxin Liu) (SSCI)

3. Strengthening Resilience and Sustainability for Post-Disaster Recovery: A Comparative Law and Economics Analysis on Smart Mixes Between Mechanisms, Sustainability 16, no. 21 (2024): 9534. (with Michael Faure) (SSCI)

4. Managing Environmental Risk through Insurance: China, in “Managing environmental risk through insurance” (Katarzyna Malinowska & Dorota Maśniak, Eds.), Springer International Publishing, 147-168 (2024) (with Liu, Jing)

5. Climate Change and Insurance Law, in “Routledge Resources Online - Chinese Studies” (C. Shei & M. Miao, Eds.), Routledge. (2024) https://doi.org/10.4324/9780367565152-RECHS82-1

6. The Possibilities and Limits of Insurance as Governance in Insuring Pandemics, The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice, 48: 641–668 (2023) (with Michael Faure, Chengwei Liu) (SSCI)

7. Mitigation of Long-term Risks and the Role of Insurance: A Behavioral Law and Economics Perspective, European Journal of Risk Regulation14:779-792 (2023) (with Michael Faure) (ESCI)

8. Adaptation to Climate Change Risks and Regulation Through Insurance: The Case of China, Climate Law 12:162–183 (2022) (with Michael Faure)

9. Compensation for Victims of Disasters: A Comparative Law and Economic Perspective, European Journal of Law Reform 23: 222-241 (2021) (with Michael Faure)

10. Insurance Law between Commercial Law and Consumer Law: Can the United States Inspire China in Insurance Misrepresentation, Connecticut Insurance Law Journal 26: 145-170 (2020) (with Chun-Yuan Chen)

11. Regulation by Catastrophe Insurance: A Comparative Study, 24 Connecticut Insurance Law Journal 189 (2018) (with Michael Faure)

12. Global Climate Governance and Disaster Risk Financing: China’s Potential Roadmap in Transitional Reform, China Legal Science, vol. 6: 28-49 (2018)

13. Private Law and Climate Disasters: Insurance Law, in Climate Disaster Law: Barriers and Opportunities, 348-365 (Rosemary Lyster & Rob Verchick, eds., 2018), Edward Elgar Publishing (with Michael Faure)

14. Regulation by Government-Sponsored Catastrophe Reinsurance, 23 Conn. Ins. L.J. 291 (2017). (A post on this article has been published in COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL'S BLUE SKY BLOG: http://clsbluesky.law.columbia.edu/2016/07/22/regulation-by-government-sponsored-reinsurance-in-catastrophe-management/)

15. Mitigation of Climate Change Risks and Regulation by Insurance: A Feasible Proposal for China, 43 BOSTON COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS LAW REVIEW 319 (2016)

16. Climate Change Insurance and Disasters: Is Shenzhen Social Insurance a Model for Adaptation?, 43 BOSTON COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS LAW REVIEW 485 (2016) (with Anastasia Telesetsky)


BAR ADMISSION

2010 China


WORK EXPERIENCE

2015-Present  Review Editor, International Journal of Bonds and Derivatives.

2014-Present  Senior Researcher, China Insurance Security Fund Co. Ltd.

2016   Teaching Assistant, Insurance Law, Boston College Law School.

2015 & 2016  Teaching Assistant, Comparative Insurance Regulation, University of Connecticut School of Law (online-course).

2014  Research Assistant, Insurance Law Center, University of Connecticut School of Law.

2012-2013  Paralegal, HuaMao & GuiGu Law Firm, Beijing, China.

2012  Intern, Aetna Insurance Company, Hartford, CT.

2010  Intern, National Judge College of the PRC. Assisted the Chinese-German Judiciary Training Cooperation Project (English).

2009-2010  Intern, Supreme People’s Court of the PRC. Served as clerk on transnational business law cases.

2009  Intern, Ministry of Commerce of the PRC. Served as the official assistant in the Department of Treaty and Law.


EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

2010  Cycling Journey from Inner Mongolia to Qinghai Plateau (2,000 miles).

2013  Cycling Journey from Qinghai to Tibet, Lhasa (1,800 miles in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau).