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- Anti dumping in the WTO the EU and China The Rise of Legalization in the Trade Regime and its Consequences
世贸组织、欧盟和中国的反倾销——贸易体系中法律认可重要性的提高及其结果
2010年3月, Kluwer Law International
China’s internet lenders fall foul of data privacy rules
April 1, 2018, Financial Times
Yan Luo is quoted in a Financial Times article regarding survey findings that suggest that more than half of Chinese internet finance lenders are failing to comply with data privacy regulations. According to Luo, “Investors should certainly expect more government scrutiny on their business model from a data protection perspective."
5 Cybersecurity And Privacy Policies To Watch In 2018
January 1, 2018, Law360
Kristof Van Quathem and Yan Luo are quoted in a Law360 article regarding cybersecurity and privacy policies to watch in 2018. Commenting on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Van Quathem says that although one of the legislation's aims is to harmonize a splintered set of national data privacy laws within Europe, it may end up causing companies aiming ...
New cyber law in China stirs alarm
June 1, 2017, The Hill
Yan Luo is quoted by The Hill in an article regarding some of the uncertainties surrounding China's new Cybersecurity Law. Under the new law, cross-border data transfers for operators of "critical information infrastructure" are subject to security reviews and restrictions. According to Luo, "We don’t really have a definition of critical information ...