Auteur de la note

Isabelle Feng studied economics at Wuhan University, then law at Université Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne and Paris Dauphine. Specialized researcher in CSR at the Perelman Center for Philosophy of Law at the Free University of Brussels, she is interested in the governance of Chinese companies listed abroad and, more generally, in geopolitical developments. Her research focuses on the extraterritorial force of laws in a globalized context. Isabelle Feng also advises on cross-border mergers and acquisitions related to China.

Autres analyses

Marcos-Duterte: The Epilogue of a Dynastic Alliance • Wesley Issey Romain

10 July 2024 No Comments

Read the analysis here. Wesley Issey Romain is a Sparker in the making at Asia Centre. This program aims to coach young specialists of Asia and allow them to post

Is Taiwan a democracy like the others? Female Power in Taiwanese Politics • Pauline Geyer

12 June 2024 No Comments

PDF Pauline Geyer is a sparker at Asia Centre. This program aims to coach young specialists of Asia and allow them to post analysis for Asia Centre. Pauline’s paper dives

Exploring the depth of Indian multilateralism • Pooja Jain Grégoire

4 June 2024 No Comments

PDF Through this analysis, Pooja Jain Grégoire, Research Fellow at Asia Centre dives into Indian multilateralism. Her paper explores Indian Multilateralism through two main aspects : firstly the evolution from

Ketagalan Forum 2023

In her enlightened brief, Isabelle Feng highlights the Ketagalan 2023 Forum in Taiwan (Taipei). On August 8, 2023, the 7th edition of the Forum took place at the Grand Hyatt Taipei as usual. A dozen speakers from 12 countries – politicians, academics and experts – debated a range of current geopolitical issues: the new global supply chain, the (inevitably) new global security order, information warfare and its impact on democracy. However, the possibility of a military conflict between the two shores of the Taiwan Strait was relegated to the background…