Visiting Professor, LLB (CUPL), LLM (Nottingham, Manchester), PhD (Manchester)
Before joining Swansea Law School in 2011 as a lecturer, Shuangge held a lecturer position at the University of Liverpool. She was promoted to senior lecturer in 2014. In the same year, Shuangge accepted a professorship position at Jilin University. However, she continues her affiliation with the IISTL and serves as a visiting professor at Swansea.
Her research specialisation spans general aspects of business law to interdisciplinary areas, including corporate governance, business ethics, and investment strategy. After completing her PhD at the University of Manchester, she has dedicated her recent years to researching various interconnected corporate governance topics. These have encompassed the significance of socio-economic and cultural contexts in shaping corporate governance, the role of institutional investors in governance practices, and global supply chain governance. Her research in this area has been highly productive, with monographs and numerous journal publications in prestigious international journals, including the Stanford Journal of International Law, American Business Law Journal, European Business Organization Law Review, Hong Kong Law Journal, Journal of Law and Society, and Business Ethics: A European Review. The international impact of her work is evidenced by publication citations across multiple countries.
Shuangge now serves as Principal Investigator for several research funding programs, including the Ministry of Justice of PRC National Rule of Law Programme and the Ministry of Education of PRC Chunhui International Collaboration Programme. Recognising her contributions, the Jilin Law Society recently honoured her with a prize among the Top Ten Legal Scholars, a distinction rarely bestowed upon academics.
Currently, Shuangge is actively engaged in IISTL research activities and our LLM programs, serving as the course coordinator for International Corporate Law and Governance.