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北京师范大学互联网政策与法律研究中心于2022年1月7日成功完成其使命,目前由北京师范大学全球发展战略合作伙伴项目参与国际贸易立法研究所取代。该中心成立于2009年5月,系我国最早成立的专门研究互联网法律及相关公共政策问题的学术机构。中心自成立以来,专注于在互联网治理、电子商务法、国际贸易法与知识产权法方面的学术研究与国际交流合作,出版多部中外文著述,主办大型国际学术活动,蜚声海内外。2013年10月,在该中心的支持下,北京师范大学与联合国国际贸易法委员会(UNCITRAL)共同建立了国际电子商务法联合认证项目,该中心为项目中方秘书处。联合认证项目已经成为联合国为发展中国家法律援助工作的有机组成部分,为多国政府官员进行电子商务法、无纸化贸易、贸易便利化方面的培训。该中心与联合国亚太经社理事会(UNESACP)、世界知识产权组织(WIPO)、世界经济论坛(WEF)保持着长期的合作关系。该中心自2013年起通过专家支撑平台参与我国电子商务立法工作,因突出贡献受到全国人大财经委的肯定。该中心与我国全国人大、商务部、工信部、网信办、国家版权局、中国互联网络信息中心、中国国际商会等保持长期的合作。该中心的论证报告、研究成果被直接应用于《电子商务法》(草案)、《联合国亚太地区跨境无纸化贸易便利化框架协定》、《网络零售第三方平台交易规则制定程序规定(试行)》等法律文件。

Institute for Internet Policy & Law (IIPL) that successfully completed its mission of 13 years has been updated to the research on International Trade Lawmaking in the ambit of Beijing Normal University Global Development Strategic Partnership Project. Established on May 5, 2009, IIPL had the focus on “Triple I”, namely the Internet governance and cyberlaw issues, intellectual property and international trade. Its trinity on research, teaching and advocacy earned the international reputation. It had an emphasis on international collaboration and functions as the research department and supporting organization of UNCITRAL-BNU Joint Certificate Program on International E-Commerce Law, the national center of A2K Global Academy and leading institution for Asia Pacific Internet Leadership Project. IIPL was the only Chinese research institution in the Network of Centers and A2K Global Academy. IIPL had greatly benefited from its close partnership with the National People’s Congress, Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Industry and Information Industry, Central Administration of Cyberspace, National Copyright Administration, ICC China and CNNIC, etc. and the dynamic and multidisciplinary research environment of the BNU Law School.

IIPL Founding Director, Dr. Prof. Hong XUE, is Beijing Normal University Law Professor and Co-Director of UNCITRAL-BNU Joint Certificate Program on International E-Commerce Law. Prof. Xue is a China-Law-Society elected Top Ten Nationally Distinguished Young Jurists and accredited the Special Governmental Allowance by the State Council. Prof. Xue researches international trade law, information technology law, electronic commerce law, intellectual property law and Internet governance and had published many books and journal articles. She is an Expert Member of the Advisory Committee of the United Nations Network of Experts for Paperless Trade in Asia and the Pacific (UNNExT), the Expert Council of 2nd APEC E-Commerce Business Alliance and the Expert Advisory Council of Asia Pacific Institute for Digital Economy (APIDE). She led the Legal Panel of UNNExT to draft the United Nations Framework Agreement on Cross-border Paperless Trade in Asia and the Pacific. She is the National Expert on E-Commerce appointed by the Ministry of Commerce, Deputy Director of Internet Governance and International Cooperation of China Association of Cyber-Space Security, Member of Executive Council of China Cyber and Information Law Society of China Law Society, Vice-President of Beijing E-Commerce Academy. She is on the Chinese National People’s Congress Expert Panel for Drafting the E-Commerce Law. She is an Arbitrator and the Member of Expert Advisory Committee of China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), Member of Subcommittee on Arbitration and ADR of ICC China National Committee, Arbitrator of Nanjing International Arbitration Institute and Shenzhen Arbitration Commission, as well as a Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) Neutral at World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and Asia Domain Names Dispute Resolution Centre (ADNDRC). She is the Chair of Council of Chinese Domain Name Users Alliance and the Faculty Chair of Asia Pacific Internet Leadership Project (APILP). She is on the Editorial Board of World Intellectual Property Journal and the Journal of China Law Science, the Advisory Panel of the Indian Journal of Intellectual Property Law, the Expert Advisory Board of Diplo Foundation. Prof. Xue had taught in law schools in Australia, United States and Hong Kong and was the Residential Fellow of Yale Information Society Project, ICANN ccNSO Councillor and the Chinese Coordinator for Global Academy on Access to Knowledge. please visit her SSRN page.