Prof. Dr. Dr. Fupeng Li

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Publikationen

Forschungsinteressen

Vergleichendes Verfassungsrecht
Globale Rechtsgeschichte
Rechtshistoriographie

Projekte

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Detaillierte historische Karte, die katholische Missionen in China zeigt, überlagert mit vertikalem, grünem Matrix-Code, der den digitalen Kontrast verstärkt.

Mapping Conflicts

Max Planck Partner Group

Thomas Duve, Fupeng Li, Haochen Ku, Min Li mehr

Glocalising Normativities

Early Modern Period Global History Glokalisierungen von Normativitätswissen

Thomas Duve, Luisa Stella Coutinho, Rômulo da Silva Ehalt, Fupeng Li, Raquel R. Sirotti, Luca Alexander von Bogdandy, Karolyne Mendes Mendonça Moreira, Haochen Ku, Mauro Armando Adelino Manhanguele, Karoline Marques Machado, Vanessa Massuchetto, Sandra Michelle Röseler, Julia Hütten, Christian Pogies, Xinran Liu mehr

Holzschnitt einer historischen Druckwerkstatt mit mehreren Arbeitern, die an Druckmaschinen und Satzkästen in einem großen Raum beschäftigt sind.

The Production of Knowledge of Normativity and the Early Modern Book Trade

Max Planck Partner Group

Thomas Duve, Manuela Bragagnolo, Polina Solonets, Christiane U. Birr, Fupeng Li mehr

Person in blauem Gewand neben Schreibtisch mit Globus, Orgel und Büchern.

Performing Normativities. The Chinese Rites Controversy in the Juridical Practices in Macao, Taiwan, and Manila (17th-18th century)

Asia China Early Modern Period Glokalisierungen von Normativitätswissen Iberian Worlds

Fupeng Li mehr

Vita

Fupeng Li studied law at the China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL) in Beijing and Goethe University Frankfurt. He was awarded two doctorates in law in 2017 and 2020 respectively by exploring the reconfiguration of the Chinese thinking of sovereignty (2017. CUPL) and the Chinese translation of socio-economic rights from the Weimar Constitution (2020, Goethe University). Between 2017 and 2020, he was a Researcher at the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History focusing on the global legal history and methods of legal history. Since 2021, he is an Associate Professor of Legal History at the Law Faculty CUPL as well as an Affiliate Researcher at the MPI continuing the projects of Glocalising Normativities, Chinese Rites Controversy, and Using Normative Knowledge from the Past.