ZHENG Yushuang

Teach & Research：

Legal philosophy, Criminal legal philosophy and Political philosophy

Email: futurezheng1220@gmail.com

Associate professor of law

Graduate student advisor

Director of the legal philosophy department

Education

BA, MA and PhD from China University of Political Science and Law

2005-2015

Visiting Student Research Collaborator of Politics Department, Princeton University Oct.2013-Oct.2014

Teaching

Associated professor of Law School of Central University of Finance and Economics Oct. 2017-

Post-doc Researcher of Law School of Central University of Finance and Economics Jul. 2015- Jan. 2018

Areas of Interest

Legal philosophy, Criminal legal philosophy and Political philosophy

Courses Taught

Introduction of the Law

Jurisprudence

Western political and legal culture

Posts

Editor ofLaw and Economics

Member of James Madison Society of Princeton University

Publications

A Legal Philosophical Critique of Value Unity Thesis, Law and Social Development, 2018(2)

Cracking the Technology Neutrality Dilemma, ECUPL Journal, 2018(1)

The Governance Conundrum of Moral Disagreement, Law Science, 2016(10)

The Nature of Crime and the Justification of Punishment, Journal of Comparative Law, 2016(5)

Realizing Common Good by Good Law and Governance, Global Law Review, 2016(3)

Grants

The Moral Limits of Criminalization, Funded by China Law Society（CLS（2017）D07）

Research on the Justification and Practice of Legal Moralism, Funded by Minister of Education（16YJC820054）