Profile

Qi Ding is a research fellow at the Faculty of Law, Amsterdam University. After finishing an LL.B. degree at Renmin University of China, Ms. Qi acquired an LL.M. majoring in Civil Procedural Law from Fudan University, supervised by Prof. Zhang Wusheng. Her research areas include (but are not limited to): comparative civil procedural law, class action, environmental public interest litigation and alternative dispute resolution. Qi Ding participated in an international cooperative project in 2010, cooperated Prof. Astrid Stadler at Konstanz University, Germany. Qi Ding used to work as an intern in Junhe Law Firm (Beijing Head Office) in 2008; CMS Law Firm (Shanghai Office) in 2011; Intellectual Property Tribunal of the Supreme People’s Court in 2012.

Qi Ding’s current PhD research (funded by the China Scholarship Council) focuses on understanding the power of the Supreme People’s Court in China. Ms. Qi's research seeks to gain more insights into the legal and practical functioning of the highest national court in China, and offers a reflection on the relation between separation of powers doctrine and the role of the highest national courts beyond western democratic legal settings. Qi Ding’s research is supervised by Prof. Leonard Besselink and Prof. Benjamin van Rooij. 

Litigation & Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR)

• ‘Analysis on the Expert Advisor Mechanism (2008) 1 Light of the Gavel, 24-25.
• ‘Rules of Evidence in Arbitral Proceedings’ Arbitration Study, Law Press: Beijing (2009), 37-45. 
• ‘Value Theory Study on the Development of Civil Pretrial Procedure in China’ in Qi Shujie (ed), Southeast Justice Review, Xiamen University Press: Xiamen (2010), 246-256.
• ‘Analysis on the Emotional Factor in Judicial Procedure’ (2010) 2 Light of the Gavel, 18-20.
• ‘Resent Developments in Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR) Mechanism in Germany,’  People’s Court Daily, 2010, Oct. 29, p.8.
• ‘Review: Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR) in Germany’, in Zhang Weiping & Qi Shujie (eds), Judicial Reform Review, Xiamen University Press: Xiamen (2010) 11, 374-382.
• From Theory to Regulation: Judicial Confirmation on People’s Mediation Agreements’ (2011) 9 Social Science Front, 35-38.

Environmental Law & Public Interest Litigation

• ‘NGOs and Environmental Public Interest Litigation’ (2010) 1 Xiamen Legal Science 16-21.
• ‘Environmental Groups: Participant in Environmental Public Interest Litigation’, in Zhang Weiping & Qi Shujie (eds), Judicial Reform Review, Xiamen University Press: Xiamen (2010) 10, 295-304.
• Environmental Groups and Environmental Public Interest Litigation in Germany’, in Zhang Weiping & Qi Shujie (eds), Judicial Reform Review, Xiamen University Press: Xiamen (2011) 11, 397-406.

Antitrust Law & Litigation

•  ‘Anti-monopoly Regulations on Intellectual Property Rights in China: Study on the Microsoft Case’ (2009) 1 Xiamen Legal Science, 25-28.
• ‘Comparative Study on Plaintiff Qualification in Anti-monopoly Private Litigation’ in Zhang Weiping (ed), Study on Civil Procedure, Xiamen University Press: Xiamen, 2011, Vol.6, 54-64.

Civil Law & Consumer Protection Law

• ‘Analysis on Legal Issues of Covert Coverage’ (2007) 2 Fujian Legal Science, 49-52.
• ‘Legal Protection of Virtual Properties’ (2007) 1 Zhangzhou Justice, 21-23. 
• ‘Dual Citizenship: Problems and Solutions’ (2007) 4 Fujian Legal Science, 19-22.
• ‘Virtual Properties: Establishment of Legal Protection Mechanism’ (2007) 5 Fujian Lawyer, 5-8.
• Empirical Study of the Coupon Restitution for Sales Promotion and Consumer Protection: Case Study on the Mass Shopping Malls in Beijing’, in Zhang Weiping (ed), Study on Civil Procedure, Xiamen University Press: Xiamen, 2008, Vol.4, 301-317.

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