Dr. Shuyu Huang is a founding member of the Center for Law and Behavior, and a teacher of law and social science at the University of Amsterdam. She frequently speaks at international conferences. She specializes in empirical socio-legal studies, and in particular crime control in China, on which she wrote her Phd dissertation ‘Fertile Grounds, Thorny Paths: Chinese police and prosecutors’ insights on due process and holistic crime prevention’.
Her current research focus on the Chinese criminal justice system, crime prevention, and corporate governance and compliance. Prior to academia, she worked as a lawyer at international lawfirm de Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, specializing in corporate compliance and investigations.