DONG HAO – List of Publication

 Journal Articles

1. “Copyrightable or Not: A Review of the Chinese Provision on ‘Illegal Works’ Targeted by WTO DS362 and Suggestions for Legal Reform”, in English, Asian Journal of WTO and International Health Law and Policy (SSCI Journal), Vol. 4, Number 2 (2009);

2.  John Burke & Hao Dong, “Competition Policy and Updating Vehicles for the Delivery of Legal Services: The New South Wales Experience and Lessons for Hong Kong”, in English, Asian and Pacific Law Review (SSCI Journal), Vol. 17, Number 2 (2009);

3. “Illegal Works in the Context of Chinese Copyright System”, Legal Science (Chinese core journal, Shanghai, 2009 No. 3),  Reprinted (full-text) by top Chinese academic digest journal Civil and Commercial Law – Photocopies of References by Renmin University of China (2009 No. 4);

4.  “Jacobsen v. Katzer and the Comparative Lessons for Chinese Copyright Reform”, China Copyright (Chinese core journal, Beijing, 2009 No. 3);

5.  “The Legitimacy of Neighboring Right Legislation: An Opposition to the "Communicator’s Right by Making Other’s Works Available through the Information Networks”, Science-technology and Law, Vol. 70 (2007 No. 6). Reprinted (full-text) in the Civil and Commercial Law – Photocopies of References by Renmin University of China (2008 No. 4);

6.  “Neighboring Right Owners’ Right of Communicate to the Public through Information Networks”, Journal of Yunnan University – Law Edition (2007 No. 6);

7. “Legal Concept of the ‘Information and Network Security’: A Transition from the Angle of Engineers to a Lawyer’s Perspective”, Network & Computer Security, Vol. 62 (2006);

8.  “The Legal Definition of Intangible Property and Its Protection: Empirical Studies on World Heritages”, Journal of Yunnan University – Law Edition (2006 No. 2); Reprinted (full-text) by Civil and Commercial Law – Photocopies of References by Renmin University of China, (2006 No. 9);

9. “Promoting and Protecting Human Rights in Transformational Cultures: An Empirical Case-Study in Minority Regions”, Achieves for Legal Philosophy and Sociology of Law, Vol. 7 (2005);

10.ZHANG Chu & DONG Hao, “Internet Transaction Requires Legal Protection: A Brief Review of China’s Electronic Signature Act”, Prosecute Daily, July 5th, 2004, reprinted (full-text) in Civil and Commercial Law – Photocopies of References by Renmin University of China, Vol. 9 (2004);

11. “Pulling the Bull’s Nose Ring: Security Liability of Internet Service Providers”, Network & Computer Security, Vol. 39 (2004);

12. “Domain Name Right and Rights on Domain Names”, Cyberspace Law Review, Vol. 4, (Beijing: Law Press, 2004);

13.  “A Legal Analysis on Distribution of Incomes in Tourist Industry”, Journal of Yunnan University – Law Edition (2004 No. 3);

14. Case-Studies on Minority Women’s Migration”, GuiZhou Nationality Review, (2003 No. 1), awarded the Second-Class Honor in the Eighth China National “Challenge Cup” Academic Competition for University Students;

15. YU Li & DONG Hao, “Comparative Research on the Safeguard Measures between China and the US”, Journal of Yunnan University – Law Edition (2002 No. 4);

16.“A Brief History of the Western Competition Law”, Thinking (Chinese Core Journal, Special Issue 2002);

17. “Women’s Rights in Underdeveloped Minority Regions: A Survey to the Hani Villages in Luchun County”, Thinking (Special Issue 1998), this article awarded the Mentioned Honor in the Sixth China National “Challenge Cup” Academic Competition for University Students.

1. Book Chapter: “Taxation Issues in the E-commerce”, in LI Zuming (ed.), E-commerce Law, (Beijing: University of International Business and Economics Press, 2009), 19,000 words;

2. Three Chapters in National Authoritative Textbook: “Right to Enterprise’s Name”, “Right to Geographic Identification”, “Rights on Domain Name” and “Rights on Computer Software” in ZHANG Chu (ed.), Intellectual Property Law, (Beijing: Higher Education Press, 2007), 30,000 words;

3. Two Book Chapters: “Intellectual Property in E-Commerce”, “Jurisdiction and the Dispute Resolution of the Cyber Cases”, in ZHANG Chu (ed.), E-Commerce Law, (Beijing: China Renmin University Press, 2007), 10,000 words;

4.  Textbook Chapter: “Other Rights relevant to Trademarks”, in QI Aimin (ed.), Modern Intellectual Property Law, (Suzhou: Suzhou University Press, 2004), 11,000 words;

5. Two Book Chapters: “Government Website and Copyright”, “E-Governance and Domain Name Right”, in ZHU Yan (ed.) Protection to Intellectual Properties in Electronic Governance, (Beijing: Geologic Press, 2006), 22,000 words;

6. Textbook Chapters: “Intellectual Property Issues on Internet”, “Geographical Indication“ and “International Instruments”, in Chen Xinhua (ed.), Intellectual Property Law, (Kunming: YNU Press, 2004), 50,000 words.

1.  “Collective Copyright Management should not become the Resource of Monopoly Profit”, Guangzhou: 21cn Economic Report, 2 December 2009;

2.  “Intellectual Story about the Mother’s Day”, Guangzhou: 21cn Economic Report,11 May 2009, reprinted by China Journal of Patent and Invention, No. 6, 2009;

3. “When Utopia is consist of Information”, Guangzhou: 21cn Economic Report, 3 April 2009;

4.  “Milk Tea and the Rule of Law: A Special Essay for the 10th Anniversary of Hong Kong’s Handover” , Beijing: Procuratorial Daily, 1 July 2007, republished by XinHua News Agency;

5. “Is a Justice of the Peace a Judge?”, Hong Kong: The Standard, 17 September 2008, in English;

6. “How to Discuss Sex without Offence? A Rethink to the Information Censorship Institution of Hong Kong and a Comparison to Mainland System”, Beijing: Procuratorial Daily, 15 June 2007.

1.  “Can the Moral Right be Transferred and Waived? A Positive Research”, submitted to Legal Science (Shanghai), not published yet;

2.  “Orphan Works in Copyright Law: A Comparative Research”, presented in a conference, not published yet;

3. “Network Security: A Gender Perspective”, not published yet.