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"We are at a unique moment in the history of our two countries in which it is especially important to build bridges between them in business and law. And in each country, the legal system provides a unique framework within which business can flourish."
Erwin Chemerinsky
Dean of the School of Law
at UC Irvine
 

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Events

UC Irvine and Fudan University Create New Business & Law Institute

On May 31, 2011 in Shanghai, China, representatives from the Fudan University School of Management, The Paul Merage School of Business at UC Irvine, and the School of Law at UC Irvine discuss future joint programs to be sponsored by the US-China Institute of Business and Law.

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The full press release is available here. To view images of the meeting, please click here.

Inaugural Meeting of The University of California U.S.-China Business & Law Faculty Network

On April 15, 2011, 30 professionals, faculty, and graduate students attended a one-day conference on research regarding the U.S.-China commerical relationship, held at the UC Irvine campus, Beckman Center. Both business and law school faculty members from UC Irvine, UCLA, UC Berkeley, and Hastings Law School discussed and identified key topics for future research.
 
The conference was sponsored by the John S. & Marilyn Long U.S.-China Institute for Business and Law at UC Irvine. The Long family had donated $2.5 million (and promised to match another $2.5 million) to start the Institute. A portion of the funds is dedicated to supporting faculty research. We will be calling for proposals from all UC business and law school ladder faculty later in the Spring for awards on July 1.
 
The primary purpose of the conference was to develop a comprehensive agenda for the study of the U.S.-China commercial relationship including its causes and consequences.  Additional purposes of the conference were to foster a network of scholars within the UC system interested in such topics and, of course, to introduce the Long Institute.

An introduction to the conference was made by John Long, and attendees included Alan Chu, leader of the PricewaterhouseCoopers China Business Services division, and Mark Lam, CEO of Live365.com Internet Radio, the world's largest internet radio network.

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