faculty

• Simon Sun, Marie Shabaya, Nai Lee Kalema, Fostering African Data Commons: Embracing the Philosophy of Ubuntu (Rachel Adams et al. eds, Oxford University Press, Forthcoming 2025)
• Laetitia Cesar & Simon Sun, Sustainable Space Knowledge Commons, in the Environmental Knowledge Commons: Cases and Lessons for Knowledge Sharing (Angie Raymond et al. eds., Cambridge University Press, Forthcoming 2025)
• Chris Draper & Simon Sun, Racs: Truth as a Shared Resource within the ESG
  Knowledge Commons, in the Environmental Knowledge Commons: Cases and
  Lessons for Knowledge Sharing (Angie Raymond et al. eds., Cambridge
  University Press, Forthcoming 2025)
• Simon Sun, Defending Taiwan’s Democracy in the Internet Commons, in Securing Democracy (Scott Shackelford et al. eds, Cambridge University Press, Forthcoming 2025)
• Simon Sun, Cambridge Analytica: A Property-Based Solution, Cognitio – studentisches Forum für Recht und Gesellschaft (April 24, 2020), https://cognitio-zeitschrift.ch/index.php/cognitio/article/view/842

• S.J.D. Indiana University, Maurer School of Law
• LL.M. Duke Law School
• LL.B. National Chung Cheng University

• Internet International Law
• AI Law and Policy
• Civil Procedure (Taiwan)

Simon Sun’s research concerns Internet intermediary liability, privacy, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and blockchain governance. His scholarly interests extend to Elinor Ostrom’s theory of Commons and polycentric governance, exploring their application in the digital society contexts. Simon is a recipient of the Global Scholars Fund at the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom. Simon Sun earned his LL.M. from Duke Law School, LL.B. from National Chung Cheng University, and S.J.D. from Indiana University, Maurer School of Law.