MA Xiao

Biography

Dr. Ma works as a lecturer and master supervisor at Law School of HUST. She obtains her Ph.D. degree from Bangor University, UK. She also has LL.M. degrees in Commercial Law (Bangor University, UK) and Constitutional and Administrative Law (Shandong University, China). She got her Bachelor’s degree from Dongbei University of Finance and Economics, where she started to develop her interest in Intellectual Property Law.

Her law-teaching career begins at the Center for Studies of IP Rights of Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, where she undertook some research projects and worked as editor of Symposia for international IP conference, and part-time interpreter and translator for international conferences held in China and abroad.

She has published papers in US and UK journals. She teaches Intellectual Property Law for undergraduate and postgraduate students.

For more information of her academic achievement please see:

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8297-9587 

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=1812361

Research Interests

Her major research interests are in the area of Intellectual Property Law, with particular interests in:

Advanced Copyright Issues on the Internet

Comparative studies of Anglo-American Copyright Laws

Courses

Courses for Undergraduates:《Intellectual Property Law》, 《Intellectual Property Law and the Internet (Case Studies)》

Courses for Postgraduate:《Intellectual Property Law》, 《Copyright Law》

Works

1.To Increase Damages of Intellectual Property Infringement in China: A Double-Edged Sword for the Market, Journal of World Trade, (2019) Volume 53 Issue 1Regulating

2.Peer-to-Peer Technology in China: Inspiration from the United Kingdom, Queen Mary Journal of Intellectual Property (2018) Volume 8(4)

3.Is Big Data a Big Dilemma or a Big Opportunity in China? Intellectual Property Protection in the Era of Big Data, China and WTO Review (2018) Volume 4 Number 1

4.Intellectual Property Protection for Big Data，Chinese Intellectual Property Blue Book（2015-2016），Intellectual Property Publishing House，2017。ISBN 978-7-5130-4788-3

5.Establishing an Indirect Liability System for Digital Copyright Infringement in China: Experience from the United States’ Approach, NYU Journal of Intellectual Property & Entertainment Law (2015) Vol. 4, No. 2

6.Book Review：Regulating Telecommunications in the EU and China: What Lessons to be Learned? Communications Law (2009), 14(6), 198-199

7.Translation:“Exhaustion of Rights: Article 6 of TRIPs and Parallel Imports”, in “Social Development and Law Reform”, Shandong People’s Publishing House, 2010, 50-57)