In chronological order:

• Annemieke van den Dool. "Never again: Legal Change After Public Health Crises in China."
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2019.
  Available online here. 
• Ding Qi. "The Power of the Supreme People's Court: Reconceptualizing Judicial Power in Contemporary China."
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2018.
  Available online here.
• Yunmei Wu. "Compliance Pluralism and Processes: Understanding Compliance Behavior in Restaurants in China."
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2017.
  Partially available online here. 
• Na Li, "Compliance as Process: Work Safety in the Chinese Construction Industry." 
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2016. 
  Available online here.
• Kathinka Fürst. "Regulating through Leverage: Civil Regulation in China."
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2016.
  Available online here.
• Yedan Li. "In the Name of Mediation: An Empirical Inquiry into the Chinese Court Mediation Practices."
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2015.
  Available online here. 
• Huiqi Yan. "Why Chinese Farmers Obey the Law.: Pesticide Compliance in Hunan Province, China." 
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2014.
  Published by Springer.
• William Jing Guo. "From Case to Law: A study on how cases fulfil the role of a source of law in the Netherlands and its implications for China and comparative law." 
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2014.
  Available online here.
• Benjamin van Rooij. Regulating Land and Pollution in China, Lawmaking, Compliance, and Enforcement; Theory and Cases. Leiden: Leiden University Press, 2006.
  Available online here.