Dr Bo Wang
Academic and research departments
School of Law, Surrey Centre for International and Environmental Law.Biography
Dr Wang joined the School of Law as a lecturer in Chinese comparative law. She teaches on the criminal law modules at Surrey. Prior to Surry, she was a visiting lecturer at King's College London, where she taught on the criminal law module for LLB students. Dr Wang holds a PhD in criminal law from King’s College London, and her research focuses on English criminal law, Chinese criminal law and comparative criminal law. She has published books and journal articles in both English and Chinese. Her English monograph on derivative complicity was published in 2018, and her ongoing work explores theory and limits of using the criminal law to protect privacy in the digital age.
Areas of specialism
University roles and responsibilities
- Academic Integrity Officer
- International Student Recruitment Champion
Research
Research interests
Dr Wang's research focuses mainly on criminal law, including criminal law in common law legal systems, Chinese criminal law, criminal justice and comparative criminal law. She also has wider interests in general legal philosophy, international criminal law and socio-legal studies.
Supervision
Completed postgraduate research projects I have supervised
My teaching
Dr Wang teaches Criminal Law I and Criminal Law II, and she also supervises criminal law dissertations.
My publications
Highlights
1. Wang B, "A Normative Case for Abolishing the Doctrine of Extended Joint Criminal Enterprise" (2019) 83 (2) The Journal of Criminal Law 144, 144-160.
http://epubs.surrey.ac.uk/851841/
https://doi.org/10.1177/0022018318822219
2. Wang B, Participation in Crimes: An End to Derivative Complicity Liability? (Law Press China, 2018)
3. Wang B, "Abolishing Australia's Judicially Enacted Sui Generis Doctrine of Extended Joint Enterprise" 2018 3 (1) Concordia Law Review 67, 67-101.
Publications
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Wang B, "A Normative Case for Abolishing the Doctrine of Extended Joint Criminal Enterprise" (2019) 83(2) The Journal of Criminal Law 144.
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Wang B, “The English Criminal Laws Governing Cyber Bullying and Their Enlightenment to Chinese Criminal Law”,in Wangyuan Xie ed,Cyber Crime and Security (China Renmin University Press, 2019)
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Wang B, Participation in Crimes: An End to Derivative Complicity Liability? (Law Press China, 2018)
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Wang B, "Abolishing Australia’s Judicially Enacted Sui generis Doctrine of Extended Joint Enterprise" (2018) 3 (1) Concordia Law Review 67.
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Wang B trans., D. J. Baker and L. X. Zhao, "Responsibility Links, Fair Labelling and Proportionality in China: Comparing China's Criminal Law Theory and Doctrine" in T. X. He and N. C. Mao ed, Foreign Scholars' Research on Chinese Law: Criminal Law Volume (Encyclopaedia of China Publishing House, 2017)
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Wang B, Xie W.Y. and Luo C trans., William Wilson, Central Issues in Criminal Law Theory, (China Renmin University Press, 2015)
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Wang B and Xie W.Y., "Withdrawal in English Criminal Law" (2013) 5 Science of Law.
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Wang B, "Supervisory Negligence Liability in Medical Teams" (2012) 4 Studies in Law and Business.
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Wang B, The Impact of Confession and Repentance on Sentencing, in E. Zheng ed, Research on System Component and the Reconcilement of Social Conflicts in Criminal Law (Law Press China, 2011)
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Wang B, and Xie W.Y., "On Improvements of the Criminal Penal System after Criminal Law Amendment Act No.8" (2011)6 Law Science Magazine.
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Wang B and Xie W.Y., "Cardholder” in the Offence of Credit Card Fraud" (2011) 17 People's Procuratorial Semimonthly.