Sang Benqian, a native of Jinan, Shandong Province, is a doctoral supervisor of China Ocean University's "Prosperity Project" in distinguished professor. He is currently the Dean of Law School of China Ocean University.

His main research fields are jurisprudence, legal economics and criminal legal system.

In 2005 and 2008, he was promoted to associate professor and professor. He once taught in Law School of Shandong University Weihai Branch (2002-2008) and Law School of Shandong University (20-200812).

20 12 was awarded the honorary title of "Top Ten Outstanding Young and Middle-aged Jurists" in Shandong Province.

20 13 was included in the "New Century Excellent Talents Support Plan" of the Ministry of Education.

20 14 was awarded the honorary title of "Young and Middle-aged Expert with Outstanding Contributions in Shandong Province" and was hired as the legal adviser of Shandong Provincial Government.

Publish 2 academic monographs; He presided over the national project 1, 2 provincial and ministerial projects and 2 sub-projects of major projects. Won 3 first prizes and 2 second prizes for provincial outstanding scientific research achievements; He has published more than 40 academic papers in authoritative or core journals such as China Social Sciences, Legal Studies, and China Law, and has been reprinted by Xinhua Digest, China Social Sciences Digest, Academic Journals of Liberal Arts in Colleges and Universities, and Copy Materials of the National People's Congress for many times.

Chinese name: Sang Benqian

Nationality: China.

Place of birth: Jinan, Shandong Province

Occupation: teacher

Graduate school: Shandong University

Main achievements: won 3 first prizes and 2 second prizes for provincial outstanding scientific research achievements.

Masterpiece: the fog of theoretical law

Title: Professor

Position: Dean of Law School of China Ocean University

Degree: Doctor.

academic degree

1988- 1992 Bachelor of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Shandong University

1999-2002 LLM, School of Law, Shandong University

2002-2005 Doctor of Law, School of Law, Shandong University

Academic writing

monograph

Supervision and punishment between private individuals-an economic method, Shandong People's Publishing House, 2005;

The Fog of Theoretical Jurisprudence —— Based on Sensational Cases, Law Press, 2008.

thesis

Scientific and Technological Progress and Modern Criminal Law Reform in China, Forum on Politics and Law, No.5, 2014;

Hasty remarks and rude criticism: dogmatism in legal research from the "Weibo Incident of July 1 6", Law ReviewNo.1issue, 2014;

Gift Commitment from the Perspective of Law and Economics-Re-understanding of Article 186 of Contract Law, Law No.4, 2014;

Legal Intervention of Altruistic Relief, China Social Sciences 20 12No. 10 (from China Social Sciences Abstracts);

"'benchmarking'? Or is it a "warning sign"? Interpretation of the storm of public opinion caused by the Yunnan Provincial High Court's change of judgment on Li Changkui case, Interpretation of Criminal Law, vol. 1 1;

Economic Restatement of Jurisprudence Theme, Law and Business Research No.2, 2011;

Fishing law enforcement and the Law Enforcement Dilemma in the Post-fishing Era, Chinese and Foreign Law 20 1 1No.;

Legal and Economic Countermeasures for Crimes Involving Gangs and Evil, Law Journal,No. 10, 2010;

The Predicament and Outlet of Procuratorial Organs in Preventing Duty Crimes, Contemporary Law No.3, 2010;

Why the policy of preventing corruption is greatly discounted, reform internal reference, No.4, 2010;

Investigation on the Implementation of Grass-roots Corruption Prevention Policies, Reform Internal Reference No.4, 2010;

"The Embarrassment of Traditional Criminal Law Theory —— Facing the Xu Ting Case", Journal of Guangdong University of Commerce, No.5, 2009.

(The abstract of the Journal of University Arts is reproduced);

The Embarrassment of Traditional Criminal Law Theory-Facing Liang Li Case, Journal of Guangdong University of Commerce, No.5, 2009;

Analysis of Economic Principles of Doubtful Judgment, China Social Sciences, No.4, 2008;

Rethinking the "discourse of rights" in China's legal circles —— from the case of Qiu Xinghua, No.8, Shandong Social Sciences, 2008 (NPC copied the full text);

Cost Analysis of Legal Control, Modern Law, No.5, 2007 (full text of NPC's plagiarized materials);

"Legal argumentation: a theoretical myth about the judicial process", China Law, No.3, 2007;

"The Rule of Law and Its Social Resources —— Comment on Su Li's Theory of Local Resources", Modern Law,No. 1, 2006 (from Academic Abstracts of Liberal Arts in Colleges and Universities and Xinhua Abstracts); ;

"Social Security of Civil Society —— An Economic Analysis of Rural Mutual Assistance and Cooperation in Shandong Province", Journal of Shandong University, No.2, 2006;

"Interaction between Private Punishment and Public Punishment —— A New Perspective to Interpret the Legal System", Law and Social Development, No.5, 2005;

Order and Cooperation in Anarchy, Literature, History and Philosophy, No.4, 2005;

The Dilemma of Legal Interpretation, Law Research, No.5, 2004 (from Academic Abstracts of Liberal Arts in Colleges and Universities, included in China Jurisprudence Essence);

Reflections on the Law and Economics of Force Majeure, Journal of Harbin Institute of Technology, No.2, 2004 (from Academic Abstracts of Liberal Arts in Colleges and Universities);

"Why Must We Abide by the Contract", Law and Social Development, No.2, 2004;

On the Inequality of Contract, Zhejiang Social Sciences,No. 1 2004;

"Spouse rights: the rights of husband to wife and wife to husband?" Journal of Shandong University,No. 1, 2004 (materials copied by the National People's Congress, reproduced in Xinhua Abstract);

"Economic and Ethical Issues Behind Fault Liability", Law No.8, 2003;

Presumption and Hande's negligence formula, Guangdong Social Sciences, No.4, 2003;

Admissibility of illegal evidence from the perspective of economics, Shandong Social Sciences, No.3, 2003;

Why rape is a crime, Law, No.3, 2003;

Analysis of Thinking Process of Legal Interpretation in Judicial Process, Law Forum, No.3, 2002;

The subject or problem of study.

1, presided over the National Social Science Fund "Selective Law Enforcement Research" (2011);

2. Presided over the Shandong province humanities and social sciences planning project "Doubt Judgment Economics" (2008);

3. Presided over the soft science project of Shandong Province "Economic Research on Doubtful Judgment" (2009);

4. Participate in the sub-project of National Social Science Fund "Theory and Practice of National People's Congress, Electoral System and Legal System Construction";

5. Participate in the sub-project of "Christianity and Law Reform", a major research project of the Ministry of Education.

Winning record

1, Legal Intervention of Altruistic Relief, First Prize of Outstanding Achievements in Social Sciences in Shandong Province, 2014;

2. "Legal Intervention of Altruistic Relief", First Prize of Outstanding Achievements in Social Sciences in Qingdao, 2014;

3. Analysis of the Economics Principle of Doubtful Case Judgment, the third prize of the sixth outstanding scientific research achievements of colleges and universities of the Ministry of Education, 2013;

4. "The Law Enforcement Dilemma of' fishing law enforcement' and' Post-fishing Era'", Second Prize of Outstanding Achievements in Social Sciences of Shandong Province, 2013;

5. "Analysis of the Economic Principles of Mysteries", the first prize of outstanding achievements in social sciences in Shandong Province; 20 10;

6. "Legal argumentation: a theoretical myth about the judicial process", the first prize of outstanding achievements in social sciences in Shandong Province in 2009;

7. "The Law Enforcement Dilemma of' fishing law enforcement' and' Post-fishing Era'", the first prize of the essay activity of China Law Youth Forum 2010;

8. "The Dilemma of Legal Interpretation", the second prize of outstanding achievements in social sciences in Shandong Province in 2006.