Rate My Professor Bing Ling

Professor Ling's research specializations encompass Chinese civil and commercial law, international law, and public international law (Fields of Research 2020). Key publications include his book Contract Law in China (Sweet & Maxwell Asia, 2002), 'The 'Confused Topic' of Act of State under the Hong Kong Basic Law' (Sydney Law School Research Paper No. 13/06, 2013), 'The Constitutional Impact of the National Security Law Interpretation' (2023), and 'China's Attitude to the International Legal Order in the Xi Era: The Case of South China Sea Arbitration' (2018). He has acted as an expert witness on Chinese law questions in numerous international litigation and arbitration cases, underscoring his practical influence in the field. At the University of Sydney, he is a member of the Centre for Asian and Pacific Law, the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre, and the China Studies Centre, supporting interdisciplinary research on Asia-Pacific legal issues. His scholarship bridges Chinese law with global perspectives, contributing to academic discourse on comparative and international legal frameworks.