Teaching pathways
A 45-minute introduction, four-week and eight-week routes, an assessment rubric, a fictional assignment and discussion guidance.
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Start with a short introduction, build a four-week module or teach an eight-week sequence. The activities ask students to identify legal relationships, test the evidence and explain what remains uncertain.
Companion to Albert Tan Sin Hon, Insurance-Backed Offshore Liquidity: Financial Law, Trust Governance and Regulatory Visibility at the PRC-Hong Kong Interface (University of Groningen Press, 2026).
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Study lab
Recall a distinction, reveal the explanation and return to the source. Download the classroom kit to use activities offline.
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Print an original worksheet for individual work or a seminar discussion.
Open the printable worksheetLibrary brief
Find the edition, identifiers, access conditions and teaching scope in one place.
Open the library briefAcademic announcements
Adapt a seminar invitation, reading group introduction or book announcement to a relevant audience.
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Includes the original seminars, quizzes, games, slides, new resources and citation files.
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The book is published under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Original companion teaching material is CC BY 4.0 and companion code is MIT. This separate AI-assisted supplement was commissioned by the author and has not been reviewed by the publisher. Its source references concern the edition with legal cut-off 1 August 2026.
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