Description:
Prof. Dr. SHAN Xiaoguang, Dean of Tongji Law School and Executive Director of Tongji Global Intellectual Property Institute (TGIPI), Earned Bachelor Degree of Engineering in Physical Geography in 1982 and master degree in Philosophy in 1988 at Central South University. He studied as Ph.D candidate in Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property, Competition and Tax Law in Munich and in the Institute of Law of Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany (sponsored by the scholarship from Friedrich-Erbert Foundation and Industry Property and Copyright Association Foundation of Germany), received Doctor rerum politicarum (Economics and Social Science) on May 2, 2000.
Prof. Dr. SHAN was vice director of Tongji Intellectual Property Institute and vice dean of Law and Politics School, Tongji University before he was appointed as Dean of Tongji Law School.
Areas of Interest:
Technology Transfer, Patent Law, International Protection of IPR, Protection of IPR and Antitrust law.
Languages:
Chinese, English, German.
Memberships (selection):
Vice Chairman, Executive Council of China Intellectual Property Society
Vice Chairman, Executive Council of China Science Technology and Law Association
Executive Council of Intellectual Property Law Association of China Law Society
Executive Council of Intellectual Property Association of Universities in China
Advisory Board of the National Intellectual Property Strategy
Standing Advisory Committee before Shanghai Intellectual Property Administration
Standing Advisory Committee of Intellectual Property Protection of Expo Shanghai 2010
Member of Shanghai Intellectual Property Arbitration Court Expert Advisory Committee
Arbitrator of Shanghai Fourth Arbitration Committee
Books and papers published (selection):
1. SHAN Xiaoguang: Technologietransfervertraege im neuen chinesischen Vertragsgesetz, In: GRUR Int, 2000, Heft 6;
2. SHAN Xiaoguang: Patentrechte und Know-how im Rechtsverkehr in der VR China ---wirtschaftliche,technologiepolitische und rechtliche Ausgestaltung, Peter Lang der europaeischen Wissenschaft Verlag, 2001;
3. SHAN Xiaoguang, Trademark Licensing Contract in German and EU Anti-Trust Law, in Intellectual Property Vol.1 2004;
4. SHAN Xiaoguang/LIU Xiaohai: The regulation of German antitrust law on Intellectual Property Licensing Contract, in Intellectual Property Research, Vol.15, January, 2004;
5. SHAN Xiaoguang/ LIU Xiaohai: Judgment of Reasonable Citing Relationship of Arts Freedom and Copyright ruled by constitution of German Federal Constitutional Court, in Science Technology and Law, Vol.1 2004
6. SHAN Xiaoguang/ Hu Anqi: Research on 2010 Shanghai Expo Intellectual Property Issues, in Shanghai Law Society, December 2004;
7. SHAN Xiaoguang: Die Lizenzvertraege im chinesischen Kartellrecht, in: Winfried Huck (Hrsg.), China und Deutschland --- Praxis der Beziehungen in Recht, Wirtschaft und Kultur, S. 193-202, Peter Lang der europaeischen Wissenschaft Verlag, 2006；
8. SHAN Xiaoguang/TANG Guangliang: Softwareschutz und Softwarevertrag in einzelnen Laender, Kapitel 1: China, in: Ullrich/Lejeune (Hrsg.): Internationale Softwarevertrag nach deutschem und auslaendischem Recht, 2 Auflage, Verlag Recht und Wirtschaft，Frankfurt am Main, 2006;
9. SHAN Xiaoguang / WANG Zhenyu: The Administrative Organization Setting of Intellectual Property in Several Countries and its Revelation to China, in Journal of Tongji University, Vol.3 2007;
10.SHAN Xiaoguang, Die neue Entwicklung des chinesischen Markenrechts, in: Winfried Huck (Hrsg.) ： China und Deutschland ---Investition, Technologie und aktuelle Entwicklungen, S. 145-152, Peter Lang der europaeischen Wissenschaft Verlag, Frankfut am Main 2008；
11. SHAN Xiaoguang/ ZHANG Weijun/ZHANG Taolue: Perfection of Patent Compulsory Permission System, in Research Report on Rules for Implementation of Patent Law’s Revision Compiled by Legal Affairs Department of State Intellectual Property Office, Intellectual Property Publishing House,Beijing, 2008;
12. SHAN Xiaoguang: Compulsory Licensing in Chinese Patent Law (in English), in: Martin Adelman, Robert Brauneis, Josef Drexl, Ralph Nack and Wolrad Prinz zu Waldeck (Eds.): MPI Studies on Intellectual Property, Competition and Tax Law 6: Patents and Technological Progress in a Globalized World---Liber Amicorum Joseph Straus，Springer, Berlin, 2008；
13. SHAN Xiaoguang/ Xu Chunming: Intellectual property system and economic growth:mechanism, demonstration and optimization，Economic Science Press, Beijing, 2009;
14. SHAN Xiaoguang/ JIANG Qingyun：Leading Court Cases on European Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property Publishing House , Beijing, 2011.
Research Projects (selection):
1. Study on 2010 Shanghai Expo Intellectual Property Protection Issues, 2003-2004;
2. Study on Contribution Assessment of Intellectual Property System of China to Economic Growth and its Perfection under the Framework of TRIPS, 2005-2007;
3. Study on Patent Compulsory Licensing System, 2005;
4. Study on the Relationship of Urban Competiveness of Shanghai and its Intellectual Property System, 2005-2007;
7. Study on Second Revision of Copyright, November 1st –December 31st, 2007.
