Shen Wei
Biographic Data
| ID | 4880696 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shen Wei |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shen |
| FAMILY NAME | Wei |
| SIGNATURE | WEI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University College London |
| ORCID | 0009-0004-7147-2029 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Quantifying the Spatial-Governance Substitution Effect
Moral Pressure and Judicial Response Behind Criminal Justice
Moral judgment is an integral part of judicial adjudication. If courts disregard the moral concerns of the public, their judgments can easily spark moral controversy. This article examines the moral considerations underlying judicial adjudication, analyzing the moral pressures on justice, the ways justice responds, and the boundaries between moral considerations and legal rules. In China, moral disputes are particularly pronounced in cases involv…
The Future of Financial Integration in Asia
The impact of urban vegetation morphology on urban building energy consumption during summer and winter seasons in Nanjing, China
Living with air-conditioning
Extreme heat is a likely consequence of global warming, leading to increased mortality and reduced wellbeing. There is limited research evidence of experiences of living with and without air-conditioning (AC), commonly regarded as the sole technological solution, but such knowledge is essential to progressing alternative approaches. A total of 72 participants were interviewed in an exploratory cross-cultural phenomenological study in Dubai (Unite…
An occupancy prediction model for campus buildings based on the diversity of occupancy patterns
A systematic method to develop three dimensional geometry models of buildings for urban building energy modeling
Contextualizing four-stage legal transitions in convergent evolution
This article posits that both Roman and early Chinese states underwent four stages in their multiple-step transformations from local states to major empires during the classical period. For both states, at stage 2, one dominant state formed alliance with a group of smaller autonomous polities, and at stage 3 that dominant state deepened its regulation of the smaller polities whose autonomy was curtailed. There existed striking similarities betwee…
Determination of key parameters (air exchange rate, penetration factor and deposition rate) for selecting residential air cleaners under different window airtightness levels
An energy planning oriented method for analyzing spatial-temporal characteristics of electric loads for heating/cooling in district buildings with a case study of one university campus
When the State Sovereign Immunity Rule Meets Sovereign Wealth Funds in the Post Financial Crisis Era
This article examines the state sovereign immunity rule in the context of a rising number of sovereign wealth funds and their ever-increasing value of cross-border commercial activities in the aftermath of the latest global financial crisis. The concept of sovereignty and the rule of sovereignty remain in a state of flux while new actors such as sovereign wealth funds are participating in global commercial activities in a nontransparent and polit…
Market-Based Regulatory Responses to Private Lending in China
Along with China’s economic downturn, there has been an increase in the size of China’s underground lending market. The mounting risk in connection with this underground lending market triggers tremendous interest and debates over appropriate and effective regulatory responses. Because of its private and non-transparent character, the underground lending market is likely to confound those seeking to find “black letter” law governing its regulator…
Expropriation in Transition
The doctrine and case law on expropriation in international investment law is an unsettled area due to a variety of factors such as the diversity of interests between capital importing and exporting states, the divergence in legal, economic, and cultural concepts of property rights, and, more importantly, the regulatory role of the state in cross-border investment activities. Although China has been an active ‘treaty-maker’ in the universe of int…
Tza Yap Shum v. Republic of Peru
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FG Hemisphere Associates v. Democratic Republic of the Congo
State immunity is an important public international law issue to China which places more emphases on state sovereignty in its international law practice. FG Hemisphere Associates LLC v. Democratic Republic of the Congo & Ors therefore is exceptionally important to affirm China's stance on the state immunity doctrine. Once again, as confirmed in this case, the absolute state immunity doctrine is firmly applied in such cases that involve China (inc…
The Good, the Bad or the Ugly? A Critique of the Decision on Jurisdiction and Competence in Tza Yap Shum v. The Republic of Peru
In stark contrast to the explosive growth of Chinese bilateral investment treaties (BITs), the utility of these BITs has been very limited, which is, as argued, attributable to the restrictive investor–State arbitration clauses in these BITs. Against this background, the jurisdictional award of the recent International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes case, Tza Yap Shum v. The Republic of Peru , therefore, is of particular significanc…
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The Good, the Bad or the Ugly? A Critique of the Decision on Jurisdiction and Competence in Tza Yap Shum v. The Republic of Peru
In stark contrast to the explosive growth of Chinese bilateral investment treaties (BITs), the utility of these BITs has been very limited, which is, as argued, attributable to the restrictive investor–State arbitration clauses in these BITs. Against this background, the jurisdictional award of the recent International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes case, Tza Yap Shum v. The Republic of Peru , therefore, is of particular significanc…
Tza Yap Shum v. Republic of Peru
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
FG Hemisphere Associates v. Democratic Republic of the Congo
State immunity is an important public international law issue to China which places more emphases on state sovereignty in its international law practice. FG Hemisphere Associates LLC v. Democratic Republic of the Congo & Ors therefore is exceptionally important to affirm China's stance on the state immunity doctrine. Once again, as confirmed in this case, the absolute state immunity doctrine is firmly applied in such cases that involve China (inc…
Expropriation in Transition
The doctrine and case law on expropriation in international investment law is an unsettled area due to a variety of factors such as the diversity of interests between capital importing and exporting states, the divergence in legal, economic, and cultural concepts of property rights, and, more importantly, the regulatory role of the state in cross-border investment activities. Although China has been an active ‘treaty-maker’ in the universe of int…
Market-Based Regulatory Responses to Private Lending in China
Along with China’s economic downturn, there has been an increase in the size of China’s underground lending market. The mounting risk in connection with this underground lending market triggers tremendous interest and debates over appropriate and effective regulatory responses. Because of its private and non-transparent character, the underground lending market is likely to confound those seeking to find “black letter” law governing its regulator…
When the State Sovereign Immunity Rule Meets Sovereign Wealth Funds in the Post Financial Crisis Era
This article examines the state sovereign immunity rule in the context of a rising number of sovereign wealth funds and their ever-increasing value of cross-border commercial activities in the aftermath of the latest global financial crisis. The concept of sovereignty and the rule of sovereignty remain in a state of flux while new actors such as sovereign wealth funds are participating in global commercial activities in a nontransparent and polit…
An energy planning oriented method for analyzing spatial-temporal characteristics of electric loads for heating/cooling in district buildings with a case study of one university campus
Determination of key parameters (air exchange rate, penetration factor and deposition rate) for selecting residential air cleaners under different window airtightness levels
An occupancy prediction model for campus buildings based on the diversity of occupancy patterns
A systematic method to develop three dimensional geometry models of buildings for urban building energy modeling
Contextualizing four-stage legal transitions in convergent evolution
This article posits that both Roman and early Chinese states underwent four stages in their multiple-step transformations from local states to major empires during the classical period. For both states, at stage 2, one dominant state formed alliance with a group of smaller autonomous polities, and at stage 3 that dominant state deepened its regulation of the smaller polities whose autonomy was curtailed. There existed striking similarities betwee…
The impact of urban vegetation morphology on urban building energy consumption during summer and winter seasons in Nanjing, China
Living with air-conditioning
Extreme heat is a likely consequence of global warming, leading to increased mortality and reduced wellbeing. There is limited research evidence of experiences of living with and without air-conditioning (AC), commonly regarded as the sole technological solution, but such knowledge is essential to progressing alternative approaches. A total of 72 participants were interviewed in an exploratory cross-cultural phenomenological study in Dubai (Unite…
The Future of Financial Integration in Asia
Quantifying the Spatial-Governance Substitution Effect
Moral Pressure and Judicial Response Behind Criminal Justice
Moral judgment is an integral part of judicial adjudication. If courts disregard the moral concerns of the public, their judgments can easily spark moral controversy. This article examines the moral considerations underlying judicial adjudication, analyzing the moral pressures on justice, the ways justice responds, and the boundaries between moral considerations and legal rules. In China, moral disputes are particularly pronounced in cases involv…
Political science (10 works) · China (8 works) · Business (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · International Arbitration and Investment Law (4 works) · Building Energy and Comfort Optimization (3 works)