(GCGC 2022) China's Corporate Social Credit System and the Dawn of Surveillance State Capitalism

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(GCGC 2022) China's Corporate Social Credit System and the Dawn of Surveillance State Capitalism

Date published:

25 Jun 2022

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Curtis J. Milhaupt

Stanford Law School

Lauren Yu-Hsin Lin

City University of Hong Kong

Kristin van Zwieten

Law Faculty, University of Oxford

ECGI together with the University of Oxford hosted a hybrid conference on "2022 Global Corporate Governance Colloquium (GCGC)" on June 03 - 04, 2022. The event took place both on-site at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford and online.

The fifth session was chaired by Erik Lidman (Stockholm School of Economics).

Curtis Milhaupt (Stanford University and ECGI) and Dr. Lauren Yu-Hsin Lin (City University of Hong Kong) presented the paper, "China's Corporate Social Credit System and the Dawn of Surveillance State Capitalism" and was discussed by Kristin van Zweiten (University of Oxford and ECGI)