Profile
Hong Zhang is Professor at Beijing Normal University Law School, having served as its Vice Dean from 2012-2017. Hong Zhang completed her Bachelor in Law (1996-2000), her Master in Administrative Law (2000-2003) and her Ph.D in Administrative Law (2003-2006) at the China University of Political Science and Law. Her research and teaching focus mainly Administrative Law and Administrative Litigation Law, Constitution and Administrative Law in China (English-taught). She is also interested in State Compensation Law and the Theory of Government Regulation.
Research
Publications
Some of Hong Zhang’s book publications are:
- Securities Administrative Law: Selected Issues (Monography), China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2017.3;
- The Legal Regulation of Systemic Risk in Capital Market, China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2016.2;
- Civil Servant Law and Related Laws and Regulations Knowledge(coauthor), China Machine Press, 2012.5;
- The Paraphrase of the State Compensation Law(coauthor), China Legal Publishing House, 2010.5;
- On Civil Servant Persisting in Administration According to Law, China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2011.9;
- The Research Report on Evaluation System of Government Performance(coauthor), China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2010.10;
- Research on Emergency Management Legalization(coauthor), Law Press, 2010.4.;
- Empirical Research on Conflicts of Law in China(coauthor), China Legal Publishing House, 2010.3;
- Research on Social Early Warning Mechanism and Emergency Management System Under the Rule of Law(coauthor), China Legal Publishing House, 2010.4;
- National Compensation Law(coauthor), Beijing Normal University Press, 2012.3;
- Modern Idea of Rule of Law(coauthor), Beijing Normal University Press, 2012.12;
- Administrative Law(coauthor), Beijing University Press, Higher Education Press, 2010.1.;
- Administrative Litigation Law(coauthor), Renmin University of China Press, 2009.9;
- Modern Constitution(coauthor), Beijing Normal University Press, 2010.8.
- Study on Compensation for Judicial Torts(Monography), Beijing University Press, 2007.4; and
- Research on Legislation of Scientific Resources Sharing(coauthor), China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2008.3.
Some of Hong Zhang’s published papers are:
- Smart Securities Regulation(CSSCI), China Legal Science, 2017,(6):78-96;
- “Anti-terrorist Administrative Law-Enforcement System in Contemporary China” (CSSCI), Journal of Beijing Normal University(Social Sciences), 2016, (3): 148-154;
- “On the Boundary of Administrative Recording” (CSSCI), Journal of Chinese Academy of Governance, 2016, (3): 25-29;
- “Researches on the Administrative Record in securities regulatory (CSSCI), Securities Market Herald, 2016, (3): 72-78;
- “Several Legal Issues about the ‘National Natural Science Fund Ordinance’” (CSSCI), Science Foundation in China, 2016, (1): 60-63;
- “Securities Regulatory Measures: Challenges and Solutions” (CSSCI), Tribune of Political Science and Law, 2015, 33(4): 129-139;
- “The Changes of State Responsibility: the Difference Between Criminal Indemnity and Criminal Compensation (CSSCI), Study & Exploration, 2015, (11): 66-70;
- “Solving Puzzle of Administrative Enforcement Reconciliation: Based on Observation of Securities Enforcement Reconciliation” (CSSCI), Administrative Law Review, 2015, (2): 23-38;
- “Administrative Thought of Financial Subsidy” (CSSCI), Administrative Law Review, 2012, (4): 75-81;
- “Introduction to WHPG Administrative Fine Guideline”(CSSCI), Securities Regulation, 2015, 14(1): 440-457;
- “Compensation of State Procure Project” (CSSCI), Political Science and Law, 2011, (12): 11-19;
- “Application Cohesion Between Administrative Punishment and Criminal Punishment—Analysis on A Case of Administrative Punishment Related to Securities” (CSSCI), Administrative Law Review, 2011, (4): 109-114;
- “Improvement of Emergency Materials Reserves System in China” (CSSCI), Chinese Public Administration, 2009, (03): 44-47;
- “The Relations between Administrative Compensation and Civil Compensation” (CSSCI), Tribune of Political Science and Law, 2009, 27(2): 176-180;
- “The Administrative Organ Exercising the Centralizing Power of Administrative Punishment: Evaluation and Forecast” (CSSCI), Administrative Law Review, 2009, 65(1): 53-57;
- “Legislation on Government Performance Evaluation in China” (CSSCI), Contemporary Law Review, 2009, 23(1): 88-93;
- “The Defects of Emergency Plans in China and Its Perfection” (CSSCI), Administrative Law Review, 2008, 63(3): 9-15;
- “Approval of the Project for Science and Technology and Its Remedies” (CSSCI), Administrative Law Review, 2007, (11): 72-76;
- “On the Standard of State Compensation for Property Damage”, Journal of National Prosecutors College, 2007, 15(5): 155-159; and
- “On Relations between Administrative Litigation and Criminal Private Prosecution”, Journal of Liaoning Police Academy, 2007, (4): 5-8.
Some of Hong Zhang’s research projects are:
- 2015/06 – 2017/01: Legal System Reaching and Legislative Suggestions in Revising the National Natural Science Foundation Regulations, Sponsored by National Science Foundation Commission (NSFC);
- 2016/09 – 2017/09: Research on Self-discipline Management Behavior in Security Industry, sponsored by Shanghai Stock Exchange;
- 2016/04 – 2016/09: Research on Evaluation Indicators System of Constructing Ruling of Law in Beijing Industrial and Commercial Bureau, sponsored by Beijing Bureau of Industry and Commerce;
- 2011/06 – 2014/06 Research on the Joint of Administrative Penalty and Criminal Punishment, sponsored by National Social Science Foundation Commission (NSSFC); and
- 2009/06 – 2010/02 The Legislative Pattern and Management Suggestions of the National Natural Science Foundation Committee Director Fund, sponsored by National Science Foundation Commission (NSFC).
Public Engagement
Hong Zhang serves as Deputy Secretary General of the China Administrative Law Society; Secretary General of the Government Regulation section of the China Administrative Law Society; Member of Administrative Litigation Group of State Development and Reform commission; and as part-time researcher at the State Liability Research Center of the Renmin University Law School.