Henrik Andersen studied Commercial Law and Business Administration at BSc and MSc level at Copenhagen Business School. After graduation, he worked with public law at the Danish Energy Agency before he returned to Copenhagen Business School in order to work on his PhD project; “EU Dumping Determinations and WTO Law”. He was awarded the PhD degree in 2008 and continued his career at the Law Department at Copenhagen Business School as Post.Doc., Assistant Professor, and finally as Associate Professor until he in 2014 joined Lancashire Law School as Lecturer in Law. Henrik Andersen’s research concerns law of the World Trade Organization, International Dispute Settlement, International Rule of Law, Constitutionalisation of International Law, Legal Cultures, and EU-China Trade relationships. He has published on international level and has been speaker at numerous international conferences and research seminars. He has had research stays at City University of Hong Kong, European University Institute, and University of Westminster. In addition, Henrik Andersen has participated in international research projects, like the EU Asia Inter University Network for Teaching and Research in Public Procurement Regulation together with other researchers from Copenhagen Business School, University of Nottingham, University of Copenhagen, the Central University of Finance and Economics (Beijing), Xinjiang University, and the University of Malaya). In 2008, Henrik Andersen was awarded 1,500,000 Danish kr. (around 167,000 GBP) from the Danish Research Council to carry out research concerning the World Trade Organization and Rule of Law. The project was concluded in 2012.