WHO WE ARE
About Us
Technology development and innovation have imposed a great impact on law and institutions. As an example, consider artificial intelligence (AI). The inherent nature of law symbolizes authority and firmness, while innovation requires more liberty and flexibility. It has to be recognized that innovation overwrites history, as well as reforms the law, from time to time. What needs to be done now is to re-examine the relationship between law, business, and institutions from both the industrial and legal perspectives.
Established by a group of scholars and practitioners who perceive the impacts of technology on law and institutions, the Global Forum of Law and Innovation (GFOLI) is aimed to address this trend. Our philosophy is to be proactive in conducting research and analysis, and not to remain passive in designing a “reactive” solution. GFOLI aims to convene a frontline forum of scholars, enterprises, and policymakers with more direct and efficient information flow in the field of law and technological innovation.
Our New AI Practitioners:
1. Beijing Boxiaotong Technology Co., Ltd
2. Shenzhen Qianhaidaohe Network Technology Co. LTD
3. Shenzhen Shangqitong Commercial Service Co. LTD
4. Nanjing Qingdun Information Technology Co. LTD
5. Guangzhou Hengju Information Technology Co. LTD
6. Shenzhen Hongchang Technology Co. LTD
7. Guangzhou Fengshi Technology Co. LTD
8. Shanghai U College
GOVERNANCE
Dr. Teng Hongqing, Assistant Dean and Professor, South China University of Technology Law School, P.R.China. Chairman of GFOLI.
Dr. Bian Jing. Director of GFOLI.
Dr. Alberto Asquer. Senior lectuer. Director of Public Policy & Management and Public Financial Management programmes.
Dr. Catherine Easton, Reader, Lancaster University Law School, UK
Dr. Simon Rice, professor, Sydney University Law School, Australia
Mr. Henry Thomas Simarmata, lecture, Atma Jaya (Catholic) Yogyakarta university, Indonesia
Dr. Graham Melling, Senior Lecturer, University of Lincoln Law School, UK
Mr. Bronson D. James, Judge, Oregon Court of Appeals, USA
Mr. Marc Brown, Chief Deputy Defender , Office of Public Defense Services, Salem, Oregon, USA
Dr. Charlotte Ku, Associate Dean and Professor, Texas A & M University Law School, USA
Prof. (Dr.) Jeet Singh Mann, Professor of Law, National Law University, Delhi, India
Mr. Joseph W. Dellapenna, Retired Professor of Law, Villanova University Law School, USA
GFOLI
Our philosophy is to be proactive in conducting research and analysis, and not to remain passive in designing a “reactive” solution. GFOLI aims to convene a frontline forum of scholars, enterprises, and policymakers with more direct and efficient information flow in the field of law and technological innovation.
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