Liu Xianquan

Liu Xianquan, born in Shanghai in December 1955, is a Chinese criminal law scholar. He is dean of the Criminal Law Research Institute at East China University of Political Science and Law, a professor of criminal law and a doctoral supervisor, and holds a doctorate in law from Erasmus University in the Netherlands. He has long engaged in criminal law research, focusing on the criminal law regulation of artificial intelligence, financial crime and economic crime. He has authored or co-authored more than 80 academic works and has received honors including National Advanced Worker and National Teaching Master. His eight works in the library consist mainly of criminal law textbooks and studies of financial crime, such as Criminal Law (6th Edition), Principles of Criminal Law on Financial Crime (2nd Edition), Master Lectures on Criminal Law (3rd Edition, 2 volumes) and Evidence Standards for Financial Crime, as well as titles on the rule of law in China and anti-corruption. These works serve legal study and practice, combining systematic exposition with case-based explanation, and have had a lasting influence on criminal law teaching and financial criminal law research.