The e-Journal of Law and Economy of China is an Open Access (OA) e-journal aimed at stimulating discussions on key aspects of China’s international rise, linking the law, economic, and public policy perspectives. By bringing closer the researchers from the fields of law, economics, political economy, and international relations, presenting different perspectives and methodologies, the...Read More

Bardzo miło nam poinformować, że ukazała się publikacja pt. Vademecum przedsiębiorcy. Jak sprzedawać w Chinach? pod redakcją Maximiliana Piekuta, Zastępcy Kierownika Polskiego Centrum Prawa i Gospodarki Chin. Autorami poszczególnych rozdziałów są: Michał Bielewicz, Raymond Kok, Guanggui Mei, Karol Piekut, Artur Siejka, Małgorzata Zawisza, Bartosz Ziółek. Vademecum przedsiębiorcy. Jak sprzedawać w Chinach? to publikacja współtworzona przez ekspertów,...Read More

China, as the growing superpower, has several well established higher education institutions with high influence on the global education market. The significance of Chinese universities and their international reputation (represented i.a. in international rankings) is spreading year after year. Meanwhile, higher education institutions from the CEE region, often dating back to the medieval, renaissance and...Read More

Polish Research Centre for Law and Economy of China has an honour to invite you to the Polish-Asian Gathering at the University of Warsaw. This time we will focus on researching China’s historical memory. The keynote speakers are: – Markéta Bajgerová (ERC Project “Globalized Memorial Museums”, Austrian Academy of Sciences)– Alicja Bachulska (GSSR, Polish Academy...Read More

Polish Research Centre for Law and Economy of China has the honour to invite you to the Polish-Asian Gathering at the University of Warsaw. This time we will focus on the issue of protection of well-known trademarks in China. The keynote speaker is Michał Nita, sinology and law graduate from the University of Warsaw, a...Read More

Polish Research Centre for Law and Economy of China has an honour to invite to the Polish-Asian Gathering at the University of Warsaw. This time we will discuss the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and its importance for the ASEAN countries. The keynote speaker is Mateusz Chatys (Center for Asian Affairs, University of Łódź). Agenda:18:00...Read More

Polish Research Centre for Law and Economy of China has an honour to invite to the Polish-Asian Gathering at the University of Warsaw. This time we will discuss the issue of data privacy in China. The keynote speaker is Jan Czarnocki, a Doctoral Researcher and Maria Skłodowska-Curie Fellow at KU Leuven Centre for IT &...Read More

China and the majority of South-East Asian countries have recently shown considerable efforts in creating stronger intellectual property rights (IPR) protection systems and in bringing their existing intellectual property laws in line with, or closer to, international standards. However, counterfeiting, trade mark infringements and other IPR infringements remain one of the major issues both in...Read More

Polish Research Centre for Law and Economy of China has an honour to invite to the Polish-Asian Gathering at the University of Warsaw. This time we will discuss the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and its importance for the ASEAN countries. The keynote speaker is Mateusz Chatys (Center for Asian Affairs, University of Łódź). Agenda:18:00...Read More

Holenderska firma SME Wuvio jest liderem na rynku substancji chemicznych przeznaczonych do zwalczania kurzu na placach budowy, w produkcji energii, górnictwie oraz w przedsiębiorstwach zajmujących się materiałami sypkimi. Firma Wuvio zajmuje się unikalnymi rozwiązaniami, wymagającymi strukturalnego podejścia do własności intelektualnej. Przedstawiciel firmy Wuvio w Chinach, Rob te Braake, dzieli się swoimi doświadczeniami oraz udziela kilku...Read More