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Eugene Clark
Dr Eugene Clark is Emeritus Professor, University of Canberra and Chairman of the National Academy of Professional Studies. With a career in higher education in the US, Australia and China, Clark is a former University Pro-Vice Chancellor, Law School Dean. He has also been a CEO, legal practitioner and educational consultant. Clark is the co-author of, Internet and E-commerce Law, Business and Policy (Thomson 2011) as well as many other books and articles on e-commerce, commercial law and legal education. For a number of years he wrote a weekly column on Technology and Law for the Canberra Times. The views expressed in these opinions are solely those of the columnist/author and not those of China.org.cn or his employer.
October 27, 2017
Invisible threads are the strongest ties
On a personal level, for most, our greatest and most lasting wealth is not found in the things we collect, but in the connections we make.
October 18, 2017
CPC National Congress: Steady progress and future focused
As the CPC meets in its 19th National Congress, General Secretary Xi Jinping has set out a clear-sighted program for the country’s further engagement with the world for mutual benefit.
October 11, 2017
Celebrating 'World Smile Day'-October 6
So please, make a commitment to smile more, worry less, and be more compassionate and less judgmental.
October 9, 2017
Happy National Day, China!
The purpose of this opinion is simply and sincerely to wish all my Chinese friends and colleagues a Happy National Day for October first.
October 4, 2017
Achieving regulatory compliance in a digital world: The rise of RegTech
A new approach to regulatory practice is emerging across the world taking advantage of the numerous technological advances. It promises a more effective and fair system.
September 22, 2017
Maximizing human capital in a digital age
The world is still not making best use of its human capital, and needs to do more to meet coming development challenges.
September 16, 2017
Going for depth in life’s experiences
The two opposites, deep and shallow, permeate every aspect of our life and need to be understood for self-fulfillment.
August 28, 2017
Future of legal education
The practice of law is undergoing massive change, and law schools need to keep pace.
August 6, 2017
Race is on for 'Out of this World' resources
Outer Space is the new frontier for business. Aspects that were once the realm of science fiction are now moving closer to reality.
July 27, 2017
Somewheres, anywheres, creative class, echo chambers and globalization
Three new books examine why the concept of "globalization" has become fragile.
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