PhD in Law
Guanghua Law School, Zhejiang University; Supervisors: Liangcong Fan and Peicheng Wu
Assistant Professor
Dr Yujie Tong
Digital governance · Competition law · Legal AI
Yujie Tong is an Assistant Professor at the Law School of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. He received his PhD in Law from Guanghua Law School, Zhejiang University. His research focuses on digital governance, competition law, and legal AI, with particular interests in digital-platform regulation, platform compliance, and the relationship between technology and social governance.
02Education
Master of Law
Guanghua Law School, Zhejiang University
Bachelor of Law
Southwest University of Political Science and Law
03Research Interests
Digital Governance · Competition Law · Legal AI
04Research Projects & Funding
Research on the Foundational Data System
National Social Science Fund of China
Innovative Pathways and Practical Mechanisms for Digital Platform Anti-Monopoly Regulation
Law Society of Zhejiang Province
Anti-Monopoly Regulation of Internet Platform Blocking Behaviour in China
National Social Science Fund of China
Thematic Research on Anti-Unfair Competition
Competition Policy and Big Data Centre, State Administration for Market Regulation
Compliance Management Systems for Internet Platforms
Department of Online Transaction Supervision, State Administration for Market Regulation
Research on Internet Rule of Law in 2021
Institute of Internet Rule of Law, Hangzhou
The Current Situation and Future of China’s Detention and Rehabilitation System: Cases from Chongqing and Zhejiang
Chongqing
05Research Articles
Tong, Y., Wu, P., & Weng, X. Gleaning Pearls of DMA for Anti-Monopoly Enforcement on Digital Platforms: A Chinese Perspective. Hong Kong Law Journal.
Tong, Y., et al. Legal Fact Prediction: The Missing Piece in Legal Judgment Prediction. EMNLP Main Conference.
Tong, Y., & Fan, L. Two Evaluation Paradigms: The Identification of Digital Unfair Competition Behaviour from the Perspective of Business Ethics. Competition Policy Research.
Wu, P., & Tong, Y. Legal Safeguards for Market-Based Governance of Data Competition Behaviour: Interpretation of the Third Amendment to the Anti-Unfair Competition Law. China Market Regulation Studies.
Wu, P., & Tong, Y. Conflict and Reconciliation in the Recognition of Corporate Control Rights from the Perspectives of Anti-Monopoly Law and Company Law. Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.
Tong, Y., & Fan, L. Establishing a Normalised Regulatory Framework for Internet Platforms. China Market Regulation Studies.
Tong, Y. Institutional Reflection and Theoretical Clarification of the Dominant Position of the Common Market. Research on Rule of Law.
Tong, Y. Compliance as a Regulatory Mechanism: On the Distinction between Compliance and Legality. Zhejiang University Law Review.
Fan, L., & Tong, Y. On the Normative Construction of the Credit System: A Transaction-Cost Perspective. Peking University Law Review.
06Books
Zhang, C., Li, K., Shu, J., & Tong, Y. Platform Compliance and Legal Regulation. Law Press.
Fan, L., & Tong, Y. Legislative Practice and Theoretical Reflections on Internet Platform Regulation. China Democracy and Legal System Press.