JIA Jidong

Title: Professor

Birthdate: July 1971

Email: jjd@hust.edu.cn

Profile

Professor Jia comes from Badong County in Hubei Province, one of Tujia ethnic minority. Chinese Communist Party member.

PhD in Criminal Law in School of Law, Wuhan University; Post-doctor in political science in Beijing Normal University; nominated as professor in 2005.

He once worked in Hubei Academy of Social Science and the People’s Procuratorate of Hubei, and so on. Now he is professor, doctoral supervisor and the principal of discipline of criminal law in School of Law, dean of Law and Public Policy Institute, Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST).

Known as the first Hubei Province prosecution business experts (2007), one of the Third Sessional Excellent Young & Middle-aged Jurists in Hubei Province (2012), and a senior research scholar at the University of Heidelberg, Germany (2014).

Member of the International Association of Criminal Law, director of China Criminal Law Society, vice president of Hubei Criminal Law Society, vice president of Hubei Law and Economics Society, standing director of Hubei Criminology Society. Guest researcher of College for Criminal Law Science of Beijing Normal University, adjunct professor of the Criminal Law Research Center of Wuhan University, researcher of the Legal Development and Judicial Reform Research Center of Zhongnan University of Economics and Law.

Once taking a temporary post as vice governor of Huangshigang District in Huangshi City, Hubei province(2006-2007), assistant of chief procurator of the People’s Procuratorate in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region(2012).

Academic Areas:

Chinese Criminal Law, Foreign Criminal Law, Criminology

Research Achievements:

Eight monographs are published. Main monographs in recent years are as following:

1. Principles of Foreign Criminal Law (continental legal system) (independent)

2. Study on the Crimes of Dereliction of Duty (independent)

3. Study on the Legislation of Anti-Money Laundering in China (co-author)

4. Chinese Criminal Law (editor in chief)

Research Projects:

Presiding and having presided over more than twenty research projects supported by the National Social Science Fund, Provincial Social Science Fund and so on. Main projects in recent years are as following:

1. Study on the Dispute of Theories of Crime (Funded by the National Social Science Fund in 2016).

2. Urban Spatial Environment and Crime Prevention (key project for humanities and social science of Hubei Provincial Department of Education in 2013).

3. Study on the Tripartite Structure of Crime Theoretical System (key project of Hubei Province Social Science Fund in 2012).

Articles:

Over eighty Articles are published. Main published articles in recent years are as following:

1. Analysis on the Influence of Informatization on Crime Rate in China, in: Management World, 2016(7), pp.174-175.

2. On the Strategies of Crime Prevention and Control under the Perspective of Pluralistic Crimes-countering, in: 2016 2nd International Conference on Education and Management Science, DEStech Publications, pp.222-226.

3. On the Perfection of the Theoretical System of Crime Constitution in China, in: Studies in Law and Business, 2014(3), pp.123-131.

4. Employment Discrimination on Civil Servant Recruitment, International Science Index Vol:8,No:5,2014,pp.273-277.

5. Enlightenment and Reference of the Transformation of Crime Theoretical System in Germany and Japan, in: Jianghan Tribune, 2014(9), pp.90-95.

6. Reconstruction of the Legislative Model of Probation, in: Jianghan Tribune, 2013(1), pp.134-139.

7. From "Counterrevolution" to "Endangering National Security"—On the Evolution of Counter-revolutionary Crimes, in: Hubei Social Sciences, 2013(3), pp.158-162.

Courses:

Courses for undergraduates: Criminal Law I, Criminal Law II.

Courses for graduate students: Special Topics of General Provisions of Criminal Law, Special Topics of Specific Provisions of Criminal Law, Criminal Law in European and Japan, Angelo-American Criminal Law, Criminology, Criminal Psychology.

Courses for doctoral students: Topics of Criminal Theories and Practice.

Awards for Excellent Work:

1. Excellent Tutor in 2009, by HUST;

2. Excellent Staff for Enrollment in 2009, by HUST;

3. Most Popular Teacher in 2009, by School of Law, HUST;

4. Classified as Excellent in annual assessment in 2009;

5. Award for Outstanding Teaching Quality in year 2009-2010, by HUST;

6. Excellent Tutor for Social Practice in Summer Vacation in 2010, by HUST;

7. Enthusiastic Staff for Nurturing Students in 2011;

8. The Third Sessional Excellent Young & Middle-aged Jurist in Hubei Province, in2012;

9. Excellent Teacher in year 2012-2013, by College of Distance Learning and Continuing Education, HUST;

10. Responsibility Professor for Criminal Law of HUST in 2014;

11. One of the First Responsibility Professors for Network Courses of HUST in 2015.