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Gary Chan is Professor of Law, Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University. His main research areas are Tort Law, Health Law, Ethics, and the Singapore Legal System. His publications have appeared in Cambridge Law Journal, Computer & Security Law Review, Journal of Business Ethics, Law Quarterly Review, Legal Studies, Melbourne University of Law Review, Singapore Academy of Law Journal, Singapore Journal of Legal Studies, and Torts Law Journal. Gary’s work has been cited by the Singapore Court of Appeal and the Federal Court of Malaysia.

Education

2014Ph.D.

Education

2018Ph.D., Finance, INSEAD, France and Singapore                                                                                         
2012Bachelor of Science (with distinction) in Economics, Minor in English Literature, Beijing Foreign Studi

Education

2018

Ph.D. in Industrial and Systems Engineering
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
2014

Ph.D. in Management Science
City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon, Hong Kong

QUALIFICATIONS: 

  • PhD, Brown University, 2019
  • BA, Economics, Renmin University of China, 2013
     

RESEARCH INTERESTS:

  • Health Economics
  • Labour Economics 
  • Applied Microeconomics

Personal Website:

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • PhD Economics, University of Chicago 2018
  • BS Mathematics and Economics, Trinity College 2012

RESEARCH INTERESTS:

  • International Trade
  • Spatial Economics
  • Development Economics

RESEARCH ADVISOR/CO-RESEARCH ADVISOR TO:

Colm Fox is an Associate Professor of Political Science at SMU. He studies elections, ethnic politics, media, social movements and protest in Southeast Asia. His work has been published in international peer-reviewed journals such as Political Communication, Comparative Political Studies, Journalism Studies and Democratization. His monograph ‘Bonding, Bridging, and Bypassing: Understanding Ethnic Politics in Diverse Societies’ has recently been published by Oxford University Press.

Vincent Ooi is Head, Singapore Tax Academy Research Initiative (STARI). His research focuses on tax law, with particular interests in attribution by beneficial ownership, crypto tax risks and international taxation. Vincent has worked with the United Nations, World Bank and International Law Association. He was previously Deputy Head of Tax at a Singapore law firm.

Education

2026Master of Laws, Singapore Management University
2008Ph.D. (Finance), University of Michigan                                                                                             
2006 M.A.

Dr Cheng Cheng is an Assistant Professor of Sociology and Lee Kong Chian Fellow 2022-2024. Her research interests center on gender, family, health, and aging. Her work focuses on understanding the production of social inequality through the lens of the family. She studies how extended family relationships shape gender power dynamics, wealth and income inequalities, and health disparities.

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