Graduate Institute of Public Affairs, NTU

Book Chapters

1. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2023). "Domestic Courts and Climate Governance: A Discussion Based on Urgenda Foundation v. State of the Netherlands." In I-Chiun Lin (Ed.), Non-Traditional Security: Governance Dimensions and Political Systems, Chapter 5, pp. 147–180. Taipei: Chuliu Publishing. (Double-blind peer-reviewed and approved by Wenti yu Yanjiu [Issues & Studies], TSSCI Tier 1) (in Chinese).

2. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2023). "How Do Courts Establish a State’s Duty to Protect Against Climate Change? An Overview of the First and Second Instance Judgments in Urgenda v. The Netherlands." In Pi-Fang Wang (Ed.), Administrative Regulation and Administrative Litigation in 2019: State Responsibility and the Duty to Protect, pp. 81–105. Taipei: Institutum Iurisprudentiae, Academia Sinica. (Originally published in Angle Publishing Law Journal) (in Chinese).

3. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2023). "The State’s Positive Obligations to Address Climate Change under European Human Rights Law: The Case of the Netherlands’ Urgenda Decision." In Pi-Fang Wang (Ed.), Administrative Regulation and Administrative Litigation in 2019: State Responsibility and the Duty to Protect, pp. 107–154. Taipei: Institutum Iurisprudentiae, Academia Sinica. (Originally published in Taiwan International Law Quarterly) (in Chinese).

Journal Articles

1. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2024). "A Legal Examination of the 'Carbon Fee Charging Regulations'." Monthly Journal of Accounting Practice Research, 80, 13–20. (in Chinese)

2. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2023). "How Do Courts Establish a State’s Duty to Protect Against Climate Change? A Brief Introduction to the Urgenda v. The Netherlands Case." Angle Publishing Law Journal, 340, 64–78. (in Chinese)

3. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2022). "The State’s Positive Obligations to Address Climate Change under European Human Rights Law: The Case of the Netherlands’ Urgenda Decision." Taiwan International Law Quarterly, 19(1), 7–46. (in Chinese)

4. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2019). "Taiwanese Plastics Versus Sustainability: From the Perspective of Glocalization of Sustainable Development and Circular Economy." Law, Environment and Development Journal, 15(2), 156–175. (Indexed in EBSCO and HeinOnline)

5. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2019). "Precautionary vs. Preemptive Product Withdrawal: Application of Recall Measures under the Act Governing Food Safety and Sanitation." Angle Publishing Medical Law Report, 37, 22–32. (in Chinese)

Conference Papers

1. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2024). “The Legal and Policy Rationales of Taiwan’s Carbon Pricing Scheme.” Paper presented at the NTU-LEE Forum on Public Law Practice and Public Affairs: The Theory and Practice of Taiwan’s Carbon Pricing System, National Taiwan University and Lee and Li Attorneys-at-Law, Taipei.

2. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2024). “How Should Taiwan Respond to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism? A Focus on Institutional Regulations.” Paper presented at the Annual Conference and Graduate Student Forum of the European Union Studies Association Taiwan.

3. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2023). “Climate Litigation and Administrative Litigation.” Paper presented at the 2023 Conference on Administrative Regulation and Litigation, Institutum Iurisprudentiae, Academia Sinica, Taipei.

4. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2023). “Human Rights and Corporate Liability in Climate Litigation: A Focus on Milieudefensie et al. v. Shell.” Paper presented at the Conference on Climate Change and Energy Security in Europe and the United States, Institute of European and American Studies, Academia Sinica.

5. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2023). “Legal Basis of State Control in Emergency Situations.” Paper presented at the 2023 Conference on Taiwan Strait Security and Cross-Strait Relations, Institute of China and Asia-Pacific Studies, National Sun Yat-sen University.

6. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2023). “Heritage Preservation Policies and Systems in the United Kingdom.” Paper presented at the Taiwan-Europe Cultural Forum 26: Heritage Preservation in Europe – Reflections from the National Palace Museum Case, hosted by EU Centre in Taiwan, NTU Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, and Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, NTU.

7. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2023). “Sustainability, Human Rights, and Local Autonomy.” Paper presented at the NTU-LEE Forum on Public Law and Public Affairs: Local Autonomy and Sustainable Governance, Taipei.

8. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2022). “Toward a New Climate Regime via Climate Courts?” Paper presented at the 2022 Annual Meeting of the Taiwan Society for Anthropology and Ethnology.

9. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2022). “Constitutional Duty to Protect vs. Positive Obligations under International Human Rights Law: Disjunction, Convergence, or Synthesis? The Case of Dutch Climate Litigation.” Paper presented at the 13th Conference on Theories and Practices of Constitutional Interpretation, Institutum Iurisprudentiae, Academia Sinica.

10. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2022). “Constructing a New Climate Regime in Court?” Paper presented at the Sentience Beyond the Human Workshop, Cultural Studies Center, NYCU.

11. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2022). “Courts and Climate Governance.” Paper presented at the Workshop on Non-Traditional Security, Political Systems, and Governance Performance, Graduate Institute of Development Studies, National Chengchi University.

12. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2022). “Positive Obligations of States under the European Convention on Human Rights to Address Climate Change: A Focus on Climate Cases before the ECtHR.” Paper presented at the Conference on the Implementation of Positive Obligations in International Human Rights Treaties, Taiwan Society of International Law.

13. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2019). “Establishing State Responsibility for Climate Mitigation: The Urgenda v. Netherlands Case under the Paris Agreement.” Paper presented at the 2019 Conference on Administrative Regulation and Litigation – State Responsibility and the Duty to Protect, Institutum Iurisprudentiae, Academia Sinica.

14. Chung-Hsien Lee. (2019). “Governing Global Climate Change under the Legal Framework of Sustainable Development.” Paper presented at the Public Law Rising Scholars Forum, Weng Yuan-Chang Educational Foundation and College of Law, National Taiwan University.