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Curriculum Vitae for
Dr.
Paul Chang-Bing Liu
Ph.D.
in Law - University of Washington, 1983
- Teaching and Research Interests:
Intellectual
Property Law, Management of Intellectual Property, Technology
Transfer, Computer Law, Law of Science and Technology.
Director,
1999 - Present, Graduate Institute of Technology
and Innovation Management, National Chengchi University,
Taiwan
Director,
1997 - Present, Center for Technology Policy
and Law, National Chengchi University, Taiwan
Professor,
1995 - Present, National Chengchi University,
Taiwan
President,
1994 - Present, Asia Pacific Legal Institute,
Washington, D.C.
Affiliate
Professor, 1994- Present,
University of Washington School of Law, Seattle, WA
Visiting
Professor, 1994-1995, National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan
Associate
Director, 1992-1997, Competition, Trade & Technology Projects, Asian Law Program, University of Washington
School of Law, Seattle, Washington
Associate
Director, 1990-1992, Center for Law, Science, and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, Seattle,
Washington
Adjunct
Professor, 1984, 1986-1993, University of Washington School of
Law, Seattle, Washington
Associate
Professor, 1985-1986, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Chair
Lecturer, 1985-1986, Judges Training Institute, Taiwan, Republic
of China
Computer
System Development Manager, 1982-1993, University of Washington
School of Law, Seattle, Washington
Project
Coordinator, 1980-1982, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
Computer
System Analyst, 1976-1980, University of Washington, Seattle,
Washington
Computer
Programmer, 1974-1976, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
Visiting
Professor
Peking University
Visiting
Professor
Southwest University of Political Science and Law
Consultative
Professor
East China University
of Politics and Law
Consultative
Professor Shanghai University
Of
Counsel
Short Cressman and Business Law Offices, Seattle,
Washington
Of
Counsel
Lee and Li, Attorneys-at-Law,
Taipei, Taiwan
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Professional Organizations：
Co-Chair,
Organization of Chinese Americans, Affiliate Organizations (1990-91)
President (1990,91), Conference Chair(1989), Director (1988- ), Chinese-America
Association for Professionals
Director,
Society of Chinese Engineers of Seattle(1988-89)
Director,
The National Council, Chinese Institute of Engineers(’89)
Director,
National Taiwan University Alumni Association of U.S. Northwest
(1994-96)
Director,
International Programs Advisory Board, Seattle Community College
District
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Publications：
Articles：
1.
“Intellectual Property
Problems on CD Industry“,
Chinese Law Journal, Vol. 42, No X, 1997.*
2. “Legal Problems of
Internet: U.S, White Paper”,
Chinese Law Journal, Vol. 41, No. X, 1996.*
3. “U.S. Industry’s
Influence on Intellectual Property Negotiations & Special
301 Actions”, UCLA Pacific
Basin Law Journal, Vol. 13, No. 1, 1995.
4. “U.S. Industry &
Government Interaction on Trade & Intellectual Property
Legislation” Chinese Yearbook
of International Law & Affairs,
Vol. 12, 1994(co-authored)
5. “U.S. Industries
and Government Interaction on International Negotiations on
Trade and Intellectual Property: A Case Study of Special 301
Between The U.S. and Taiwan”, paper
presented at Conference of Intellectual Property Protection
in East Asia, Washington University, St. Louis, February 25,
1994.
6. “The Overlap of Intellectual
Property Legal Protection”,
China Law Journal, Vol. 38, No. 2, April 1993.*
7. “Case Study on Computer
Software Litigations in the U.S.”, paper
for Seminar on the Information Law, sponsored by Judicial Yuan
and Ⅲ, June 1-5, 1991.*
8. “The Ownership and
Profit Distribution of Intellectual Property Rights”,
China Law Journal, vol. 36, no.
1, Jan 1991.*
9. “New Legal Problems
on the Intellectual Property Laws : New Technology, New Disputes
and US/ROC Negotiations”, Paper
for National Taiwan University
– University of Washington Symposium on Law and
Development at NTU College of Law on September 5-6, 1988; China
Law Journal(Chinese), Vol. 34, No. 1, Jan. 1989. National
Taiwan University Law Journal (English), Special Issue,
Jan., 1990.
10. “A
Discussion on the Intellectual Property Rights between Both
Sides of the Taiwan Strait”, National
Taiwan University Law Journal, Vol.
18, no. 2, June 1989.*
11. “Negotiation Skill for the International Contracts”,
co-authored Taymin Liu, National Taiwan University Law Journal,
Vol. 18, No. 1 Dec. 1988.
12. “A
Review of the Intellectual Property Laws in Taiwan Proposals
to Curb Piracy and Counterfeit in a Developing Country”,
paper for the Conference on Current Perspective on Law and business
in China at BYU Law School on January 4 and 5, 1988; BYU
Law Review, Vol. 1988, No. 3, 1988.
13. “Comparative Studies of Legal Education In the United States
and the Republic of China”, National
Taiwan University Law Journal, Vol.
17, No. 1, Dec., 1987.*
14. “Chinese
Translation of the U.S. Semi-conductor Chip Protection Act of
1984”, Study of Special
Topics on Civil Law(Ⅳ), Judicial Yuan, June 1987.*
15. “Law
and Computer”, Study of
Special Topics on Civil Law (Ⅳ), p.130, Judicial Yuan, June 1987.*
16. “Establishment of the Legal Systems for Computer Laws”,
Thoughts of Constitution, Vol. 77, March, 1987.
17. “Review
of the Existing Legal System(in Taiwan) and the Drafting of
New Intellectual Property Laws”, National
Taiwan University Law Journal, Vol.
15, No. 3, June 1986.*
18. “Computers and Protection of Privacy”, China Law Journal, Vol. 30, No. 2, April
1986.*
19. “Legal
Problems Related to Computers and their Solutions”, China Law Journal, Vol. 30, No. 1, Jan.
1986.*
20. “Computer Counterfeit and Piracy”, National Taiwan University Law Journal,
Vol. 15, No.1, Dec, 1985.*
Books,
Research Paper and Others：
21. The Model of Research Cooperation of the United States Universities,
Research paper for Industrial Technology Research Institute, June,
1998.**
22. Technology
Transfer and Management of Intellectual Property Rights in Europe
and U.S.A. (ed.), Technology Policy and Land Occasional Paper Series No. 1, Center
for Technology Policy and Law, National Chengchi University, May,
1998.*
23. Patent
Utilization of United States’ Universities and Research
Institutes, Research paper for Industrial
Technology Research Institute, April, 1988.**
24. Law
& Management of the Internet,
Research paper of the Commission of Research and Evaluation, Executive
Yuan, June, 1998.**
25. Intellectual
Property Law Protection in the Asia Pacific Region(Co-ed.),
Occasional Papers #4, 1996(135), University of Maryland, 183 pages,
1996.
26. Intellectual
Property Law and Management, Hwa Tai,
June, 1996, June, 1998 (2nd ed.) 420 pages(co-authored).*
27. The
Model and Operation of Universities and Research Institute’s
Technology Transfer in the United States and Japan,
Research paper for National Science Council, July, 1995.**
28. The
Legal Protection of Intellectual Property and International Trade
Negotiation Between U.S. and ROC,
Research paper for CCK Foundation, June 1995.**
29. Intellectual
Property Legislation and International Negotiations; U.S. Industry
and Government Roles and Interaction,
Research paper for Sino-American Technical Cooperation Assoc.,
320 pages, Aug. 1993.**
30. Patentability
of Computer Software in the U.S., Japan, and European Community,
research paper for the National Bureau of Standards. 459 pages,
July 1992.*
31. Feasibilty
of Technology Transfer Center(U.S., Japan & Taiwan),research
paper for Sino-America Technology Cooperation Association, 167
pages, July 1992.*
32. Intellectual
Property Law in East Asia, VolumesⅠandⅡ, compiles course materials for Law 543, University of Washington
Law School, Spring Quarter, 1992&93.
33. The
Current Development of the Legal Protection of Computer Software
in the United States, research paper for the Institute for Information Industry(Ⅲ), ROC, June 1991.*
34. Computer
Software and Intellectual Property Law in
the Pacific Rim Countries,
contract paper for the Offices of Technology Assessment, the United
States Congress, March 1991.
35. Comparative
Studies on U.S. and Japan Intellectual Property Management,
research paper for the National Science Council, ROC, Aug. 1990.**
36. Computer
Law, National Taiwan University Law
School Press, October 1986, 357 pages, 2nd ed., Jan, 1988. Peking
University Press, simplified Chinese edition, 1992.*
37. Transcripts
of Speeches of the Lecture Tour in January 1986,
The Institute for Information Industry(Ⅲ), Feb. 1986.*
38. Chinese
Legal Tradition Course Materials.
Compiled for Law 553, University of Washington Law School, Autumn
Quarter 1984, 1986, and 1987, 556 pages.
39. Chinese
Commercial Law in the Late Ch’ing Period
(1842-1911): Jurisprudence and the Dispute Resolution in Taiwan,
Ph.D. dissertation, University of Washington, 1983, 334 pages.
40. Foreign
Corporations; Comparative Studies of Corporation Laws of the Republic
of China and the U.S., Master thesis, University of Washington, 1977, 72 pages.
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