个人简历

何香柏，浙江大学法学院百人计划研究员。2010年获武汉大学环境法研究所硕士学位，同年获得国家留学基金委全额奖学金赴澳大利亚西悉尼大学(Western Sydney University)攻读博士学位，2014年毕业回国。曾在著名环境保护组织Environmental Defense Fund短暂工作过一段时间，之后任苏州大学王健法学院讲师、副教授。2017年1月-8月，圣母大学访问学者。主要研究兴趣为气候变化、水资源管理以及环境守法与执法。
教学与课程
国家环境法、比较环境法、中国环境法
著作和编著
1.HE, Xiangbai, ‘Legal Methods of Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation in Chinese Water Management’, Springer, 2016, ISBN: 978-981-10-0402-5.
2.He, Xiangbai, with Hao Zhang, Alexander Zahar, ‘Climate Change Law in China in Global Context’, Routledge, 2019, forthcoming.

研究领域

气候变化法、环境规制""

近期论文

1.He,Xiangbai,“Chinese Local Governments to be Held Responsible for Their Local Environment: New Law, Old Problems”,China: An International Journal(SSCI),2019(17)3:28-51.
2.He, Xiangbai, 'Legal and Policy Pathways of Climate Change Adaptation: Comparative Analysis of the Adaptation Practices in the US, Australia and China', Transnational Environmental Law (SSCI), 2018(7)2:347-373.
3.何香柏：《风险社会背景下环境影响评价制度的系统性反思与制度转向——从常外“毒地”事件切入》，载《法学评论》(CSSCI)，2017年第1期（人大复印资料全文转载），第128-137页。
4.何香柏：《我国威慑型环境执法困境的破解——基于观念和机制的分析》，载《法商研究》(CSSCI)，2016年第4期（人大复印资料全文转载），第24-34页。
5. He, Xiangbai, with Patricia Blazey, 'China’s Past, Present, and Future Approach to Climate Change Issues', in 'East Asia’s Renewed Respect for the Rule of Law in the 21st Century', Brill Academic, 2015:213-242.
6. He, Xiangbai, 'Setting the Legal Enabling Environment for Adaptation Mainstreaming in Environment Management of China: Applying the Key Environmental Law Principles', Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law, 2014 (17) 23-63.
7. He, Xiangbai, 'Mainstreaming Adaptation in Integrated Water Resources Management in China: From Challenge to Change', Water Policy (SCI) ，2013 (15)6:895-921.
8. He, Xiangbai, ‘Integrating Climate Change Factors within China’s Environmental Impact Assessment: New Challenges and Development’，Law, Environment and Development，2013 (9)1:50-67.
9.He, Xiangbai, with Michael Jeffery, ‘Going beyond Mitigation: The Urgent Need to Include Adaptation Measures to Combat Climate Change in China’, Adelaide Law Review，2012 (33)1:79-99.