Master theses:

Name	Yr.	Supervisor	Topic	Main Commentator	Abstract	Defence Date
Almeida Zacarias Machava	06/07	Prof. Wei Dan	Free Trade and Regional Integration in a Globalized World: The case of Southern Africa Development Community and its Impact in Mozambique	Prof. Zhang Ying, University of Shenzhen		22/07/08
Manuel Guilherme Junior	06/07	Prof. Wei Dan	The Legal-Economic Relationship between Bretton Woods Institutions and World Trade Organization in the Modern Era of Globalization: The Challenges and Impacts for the Developing Countries	Prof. Zhang Ying, University of Shenzhen		22/07/08
Liu DongDong	06/07	Prof. Perumal Ramaswamy	Safeguards against Chinese Imports: -A Study of WTO Obligations and the Product-Specific Safeguard Measures against China	Prof. Peter Malanczuk, Peking University School of Transnational Law		14/10/08
Zhao Fei	06/07	Prof. Jorge Godinho	A Legal Study of Casino Credit	Prof. I. Nelson Rose, Whittier Law School, California		24/02/09
Lu DongJuan	06/07	Prof. Jorge Godinho	Legal Issues of Pathological Gambling	Prof. I. Nelson Rose, Whittier Law School, California		27/02/09
Zhao Xiao	06/07	Prof. Jorge Godinho	Legal Issues on Lotteries	Prof. I. Nelson Rose, Whittier Law School, California		26/02/09
Xu MuChi	07/08	Prof. Tu Guangjian	Flexibility versus Certainty: A Comparative Study of Choice of Law Rules Regarding Contractual Liabilities in the European Union and Mainland China	Prof. Liu Xiaohong, East China University of Political Science and Law		23/09/09
Yu Jia	07/08	Prof. Wang Huaiyu	An Examination on the Employee Participation System in China	Prof. Zhang Xianchu, THe University of Hong Kong		24/02/10
Zhao Xin	07/08	Prof. Rostam Neuwirth	E-Commerce in the WTO and the Evolution in China	Dr. Surya Deva, City University of Hong Kong		18/03/10
Guo Hua	07/08	Prof. Rostam Neuwirth	Competition Law from a Global Perspective: The Case of Multinational Corporation's Self-regulating Standards as a Trade Barrier	Prof. Peter Malanczuk, Peking University School of Transnational Law		10/06/10
Yuan Zhang	07/08	Prof. Jorge Godinho	The Regulation of Casinos Legal Models and Approaches in the Legalization and Regulation of the Casino Industry	Prof. I. Nelson Rose, Whittier Law School, California		09/06/10
Jiang Hua	07/08	Prof. Jorge Godinho	Money Laundering Control in Macau Gaming Industry	Prof. I. Nelson Rose, Whittier Law School, California		11/06/10
Yan Chengyan	07/08	Prof. Tu Guangjian	The 2005 Hague Convention on the Choice of Court Agreements: the Chance for China to Establish a New Choice of Court Agreements System	Prof. Song Xixiang, Shanghai International Studies University		18/06/10
Du Yaxiong	07/08	Prof. Liu Gaolong	Research on Fundamental Theories of the Implementation of International Treaties in China	Prof. Ling Bing, Chinese University of Hong Kong		23/07/10
Chen Zhijie	08/09	Prof. Rostam Neuwirth	A Strategy for the Development of China's Cultural Industry: A Legal View	Prof. Peter K. Yu, Drake University Law School		10/01/2011
Yu Jiafeng	07/08	Prof. Tu Guangjian	A Study on Economic Hardship	Prof. Michael Tilbury, The University of Hong Kong		12/02/2011
Ke Jiejing	08/09	Prof. Wei Dan	Analysis of Chinese Bilateral Investment Treaties: Focusing on Provisions of Performance Requirements and National Treatment	Prof. Zeng Lingliang, Wuhan University		14/04/2011
Lin Min	08/09	Prof. Rostam Neuwirth	Modernizing the Laws for the Collateralization of Intellectual Property: China in a World Perspective	Prof. Yoshiyuki Tamura, University of Hokkaido, Japan		26/04/2011
Zhuo Jing	08/09	Prof. Rostam Neuwirth	Intangible Cultural Heritage in the People's Republic of China: The Example of the Miao Nationality	Prof. Surya Deva, City University of Hong Kong		07/05/2011
Li Hong	08/09	Prof. Rostam Neuwirth	The "Bosman Ruling" and the Regulation of Football in China	Prof. Sandra Marco Colino, The Chinese University of Hong Kong		15/06/2011
Du Yunyan	08/09	Prof. Perumal Ramaswamy	Recognition and Implications of Electronic Bill of Lading in International Business: International Legal Developments and the Legal Status in China	Prof. Felix Chan W. H. . The University of Hong Kong		21/06/2011
Zheng ShanShan	07/08	Prof. Jorge Godinho	The Legal Regulation of Underage Gaming			Ongoing
Fung Chung Wai	07/08	Prof. Gui Conde e Silva	The Application of the CISG Provisions on "Passing of Risk" in China			Ongoing
Kam Ka Man	07/08	Prof. Perumal Ramaswamy	Reproduction Rights in Digital Environment and Copyrights Protection: Legal Issues and Challenges			Ongoing
Lu Jiangxia	08/09	Prof. Wei Dan	The Future of Agricultural Subsidy: Empathizing with Brazil and China in the Doha Round			Ongoing
Wang Nan	08/09	Prof. Rostam Neuwirth	The Intellectual Property Protection in People's Republic of China: From Legislation to Enforcement			Ongoing
Zhang Sheng	08/09	Prof. Rostam Neuwirth	The Transparency Rule in International Investment Law and China's Commitments			Ongoing
Zhang Guangjie	08/09	Prof. Tu Guangjian	Study on the Arrangment of Mutual Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments between Mainland China and Hong Kong - From the Perspective of Choice of Court Agreement			Ongoing
Zhang Kezheng	09/10	Prof. Rostam Neuwirth	Risk-Isolating Mechanisms in China's Asset Securitization			Ongoing
Chen Linjun	09/10	Prof. Jorge Godinho	International Legal Assistance for the detection, seizure and confiscation of proceeds of crime			Ongoing
Li Xiaoyue	09/10	Prof. Tu Guangjian	A Study on Interregional Recognition and Enforcement of Civil and Commercial Judgements between Mainland China and Macao			Ongoing
Wu Yuling	09/10	Prof. Perumal Ramaswamy	Legal and Trade Implications Arising out of the Identity of "Made in China" Products: An Exploratory Study with Specific Deference to the Chinese Exports to European Union			Ongoing
Chen Wenxin	09/10	Prof. Augusto Garcia	Comparative Research on the Doctrine of Disregarding the Corporate Personality			Ongoing

Doing legal research at the library of the University of Macau

The International Library of the University of Macau is a general library for all disciplines. Consequently, legal information is not fully separated from other matters. The library has a considerable collection of legal sources; however, they are located in various places of the three library floors. The following provides some guidance on where the bulk of the legal materials are physically located.

Most books classified as reference books can be found in the Documentation Center in the ground floor (towards the left as you enter the library). The Documentation Center is particularly strong on documents from international organizations, and also holds the thesis that have been defended in the Law Faculty (which are clearly signposted towards the end of the main room).

Legal monographies are located in the first floor of the library, mostly under the K category (towards the right as you enter); be sure to check the K, KK, and KKP categories. The first floor also has two specialized Macau Rooms (towards the left as you enter), one for periodicals and other for monographies; both have legal sources.

Paper subscriptions to legal periodicals are found in the second floor of the library (towards the right as you enter), and are arranged by alphabetic order.
The library has also a fast growing number of online legal resources.

To go to the library homepage, please click here http://library.umac.mo/lib.html

To see the library manual, please click here.