China’s low-carbon policy cools city heat islands, satellite data confirms Urban overheating is not merely a climate statistic—it is a daily drag on productivity, public health, and energy demand. Chinese…
The reactive state: China’s energy governance and the case for strategic foresight A new study in Energy Research & Social Science puts a precise empirical lens on a long-suspected structural…
Digital Justice Sparks Innovation: How China’s Internet Courts Are Reshaping Corporate R&D For global investors and technology strategists, China’s experiment with digital courts offers an important lesson: legal infrastructure can…
Judging the Judges: The Global Push to Explain AI in the Courtroom As China rapidly integrates artificial intelligence into its judicial system, a new comparative study reveals how the EU,…
The Brussels Effect arrives in Beijing: how EU digital rules are rewriting China’s platform playbook For China’s platform economy, the most consequential regulation may not be coming from Beijing —…
The Algorithmic Author: China, the EU, and the US Grapple with Copyright in the Age of Generative Music As artificial intelligence begins to compose, the legal frameworks designed for human…
The black box and the rulebook: China’s quest for proportionate explainability in automated governance As algorithms reshape public administration worldwide, a Chinese legal scholar proposes a calibrated framework for transparency…
China’s legislative legerdemain: Governing AI with “small, swift, and effective” laws As the world grapples with the pace of artificial intelligence, China is pioneering a regulatory philosophy that prioritises speed…
Balancing the Scales: China’s Legal Reckoning with Facial Recognition As China accelerates its technological ambitions, its legal frameworks must evolve to govern powerful tools like facial recognition without stifling innovation…
The Algorithmic Gavel: China’s Quest to Balance Digital Policing with Legal Safeguards As predictive policing tools spread across Chinese precincts, a new study in Computer Law & Security Review argues…
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