Lecturer, School of Law University of International Business and Economics

Email: yingjiubc@126.com

BA (2003-2007), Law, Nanjing University.

MA (2007-2010), Criminal Law, Nanjing University

Ph.D. (2010-2015), Law, University of British Columbia, Canada

Representative Published Works:

• Ying Ji, “Preventive Justice in the UK: Rising Pursuit of Public Security” (2014) 09 Political Science and Law

• Ying Ji, “Development of the Theory of New-classical Criminal Law in the West” (2014) 01 Criminal Law Review

• Ying Ji, “Boundary of the Potential Damage Offence: From the Perspective of Risk Control” (2011) 01 Criminal Law Review

• Jun Wang & Ying Ji, “Collapse of the Harm Principle, Comments on the Theory of Bernard E. Harcourt” (2009) 09

• Xiaohua Di & Ying Ji, “Corruption in the Construction Field” (2012) 04 Theoretical Exploration

• Xiaohua Di & Ying Ji, “ Public Opinion and Government Response” (2009) 04 Political Science and Law

Conference Papers

• Ying Ji, “Rise of Preventive Justice in the Chinese Social Context”, Graduate Seminar on China, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China, 2014

• Ying Ji, “Comparative Study between the Current Chinese and Western Anti-terrorism Criminal Law”, “Law on the Edge” Conference, University of British Columbia, Canada, 2013

• Ying Ji, “Risk, Society and Criminal Law: Comparison between the East and the West”, Conference on the “Risk Society and Criminal Law”, Renmin University, China, 2012

• Ying Ji, “Conception of Security in the Contemporary Society: From a Socio-legal Perspective”, International Graduate Research Conference, King’s College London, The United Kingdom, 2011