Ms. Barale has written extensively on the subject of doing business in China and China’s entry into WTO.  A sample of her publications includes:

• Taking Security: Mortgages and Pledges in Doing Business in China- (Juris Publications 2010)
  
  
• Getting the Deal Through- Public Procurement, Global Competition Review 2006. (with Susan Finder)
  
  
• Getting the Deal Through- Gas Regulation, Global Competition Review 2006.  (with Andrew Hart and Zhou Lin)
  
  
• China Joint Ventures in International Joint Ventures – (Sweet & Maxwell 2005)
  
  
• “A Law Built on Shaky Foundation: Mainland Legislation Using Property as Security Fails Mortgage Lenders and Borrowers,” Financial Times, Legal View, September 28, 2005
  
  
• “The Challenge of China in the WTO,” Luxury Unlimited, January 2005
  
  
• “Trade Rights Stir Sleeping Tiger: Import-export law helps to assuage concerns over registration process,” Financial Times, Legal View, July 14, 2004
  
  
• “Newcomers Set Social Agenda,” Financial Times, Legal View, March 31, 2004
  
  
• “Asia-Pacific Developments: Changes to the PRC Trademark Law,” CIPIC Journal (Vol. 131), December 2002, translated into Japanese by the Customs Intellectual Property Information Center, Japan Tariff Association
  
  
• “As China Enters WTO, An Overview of What is Changing,” Corporate Counsel, January 2002
  
  
• “Building New Strategies: What China’s Entry into the WTO Means for the Way Foreign Companies Access the China Market,” American Lawyer, Inside Asia, July 2001
  
  
• “Project and Infrastructure Finance:  Renewed Efforts for Reform in the Power Sector,” China Law and Practice, February 2001