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Papers from 2007
'There's always an easy out': how 'innocence' and 'probability' whitewash race discrimination, Jennifer Nielsen
2007 Australian Critical Race and Whiteness Studies Association 3:1 1-15.
Corporate governance and members’ rights at Australian public universities, John L. Orr
2007 Corporate Law Teachers Association Conference 2007.
Insolvency fear awakens commercially orientated universities, John L. Orr
2007 16th Annual Conference of theContention and controversy in education law: Australia & New Zealand Education Law Association Conference.
The insolvent university, John L. Orr
2007 School of Law & Justice, Southern Cross University.
Property law in the South Island High Country: statutory, not common law leases, John Page and Ann Brower
2007 Waikato Law Review: Taumauri 15 48-63.
Of public space: sex and mercy, Rocque Reynolds
2007 Public Space: the Journal of Law and Social Justice 1:1 1-5.
Plant breeder's rights and contract growing in the pasture seeds industry: a market in transition, Rocque Reynolds
2007 RIRDC publication no. 07/160.
Changing the world: a step by step guide to community activism, interactive CD ROM, Aidan Ricketts
2007.
Theatre of protest: the magnifying effects of theatre in direct action, Aidan Ricketts
2007 Parading ourselves.
Angels and chasers: performances of embodied resistance in a state of exception, Nicole Rogers
2007 2007 International Conference of the Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand: Markings: Sites of analysis, discipline, interrogation.
Violence and play in Saddam's trial, Nicole Rogers
2007 Melbourne Journal of International Law 8:2 428-442.
Non-state actors and human rights in non-international armed conflicts, Natalia Szablewska
2007 South African Yearbook of International Law 32:1 345-360.
The relationship between human rights and international humanitarian law in non-international armed conflicts, Natalia Szablewska
2007 The University College Cork Postgraduate Conference: Criminal Justice & Human Rights.
Papers from 2006
Whiteness: the liberal subject as white subject, Greta Mary Bird
2006 Australian Critical Race and Whiteness Studies Association Conference.
Predicting the predicament: the World Trade Organisation and biotechnological agriculture via the EC: biotech case, Robert Cunningham
2006 Macquarie Journal of Business Law 3 99-114.
The social ecology of information ecosystems: computer code, copyleft and the General Public License, Robert Cunningham
2006 Copyright Reporter: Journal of the Copyright Society of Australia 24:4.
Amnesty for truth: a violation of human rights by South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission?, Sam Boris Garkawe
2006 Activating human rights 89-107.
Compensating victims of terrorism, Sam Boris Garkawe
2006 Victims of Crime in Asia Conference.
Crime victims in adversarial systems of criminal justice: possible lessons for Taiwan from the Australasian experience, Sam Boris Garkawe
2006 National Taiwan University College of Law Conference.
The effect of victim impact statements on sentencing decisions, Sam Boris Garkawe
2006 Sentencing: Principles, Perspectives and Possibilities Conference.
The proposed Convention on Victims, Sam Boris Garkawe
2006 12th International Symposium on Victimology.
The relevance of victim impact statements to sentencing decisions, Sam Boris Garkawe
2006 International Conference on the Legal Aspects of Quality Assurance and Accreditation.
The role and rights of victims at the Nuremberg International Military Tribunal, Sam Boris Garkawe
2006 The Nuremburg Trials: international criminal law since 1945: 60th anniversary international conference.
Typical errors of Westerners, Bee Chen Goh
2006 The negotiator's fieldbook: the desk reference for the experienced negotiator.
2006 Southern Cross University Law Review 10 243-253.
Rural doctors' attitudes to and knowledge of medicinal cannabis, Graham Irvine
2006 Journal of Law and Medicine 14:1 135-142.
Australia and its quality assurance processes, James G. Jackson
2006 Postgraduate Research Colloquium.
Implied contractual rights to academic freedom in Australian universities, James G. Jackson
2006 Southern Cross University Law Review 10 139-200.
Indigenous experiences in negotiation, Loretta Kelly
2006 The negotiator's fieldbook 301-314.
Democratisation and capacity building: an uncomfortable alliance in the East Timor national elections 2001-2002, Michael Morison
2006 Activating human rights 133-151.
An intractable problem: the endurance of whiteness at work, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2006 Borderpolitics of Whiteness Conference.
There’s always an easy out: how 'innocence' and 'probability' whitewash race discrimination, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2006 Passages: law, aesthetics, politics: Law and Literature Association Conference.
2006 European Association For Education Law And Policy (ELA) Conference on the legal aspects of quality assurance and accreditation.
Commercialism in higher education services and the implications of GATS on Australia’s universities, John L. Orr
2006 Association of Law Teachers 41st Annual Conference.
Members' rights and member protection at Australian public universities, John L. Orr
2006 2006 Australian and New Zealand Education Law Conference.
Theatre of protest: the magnifying effects of theatre in direct action, Aidan Ricketts
2006 Journal of Australian Studies 89 75-87.
Threshold concepts in legal education, Aidan Ricketts
2006 Directions: Journal of Educational Studies 26:2 2-12.
Dramatic moments in the War against Terrorism: the performance of the terror trials and the theatre of dissent, Nicole Rogers
2006 Right or racket? The Protection of Law: 23rd annual Law and Society Conference.
Terrorism and black magic in the Lodhi trial, Nicole Rogers
2006 The Protection of Law’, the 2006 Annual Conference of the Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand, the Legal Intersections Research Centre and the Faculty of Law.
Retrospectivity and the rule of law, Charles JG Sampford, Jennie Louise, Sophie Blencowe, and Tom Round
2006.
Is international law really law? When does law finish and politics begin?, Natalia Szablewska
2006 Gregynog Annual Law Conference.
Papers from 2005
Directors duties to the company and minority shareholder environmental activism, Brooke Shelley Bielefeld, Sue Higginson, James G. Jackson, and Aidan Ricketts
2005 Company and Securities Law Journal 23:1 28-50.
An unlawful non-citizen is being detained or (white) citizens are saving the nation from (non-white) non-citizens, Greta Mary Bird
2005 University Of Western Sydney Law Review 9 87-110.
Human rights and the military: the 'chemical soldier', Jo Bird and Greta Bird
2005 Alternative Law Journal 30:2 81-85.
Human rights and development: the politics of food and global justice, Cristy P. Clark and Paul T. Mitchell
2005 Human Rights Defender 14:1 12-14.
Disability and school education: law and policy in the United Kingdom and Australia, Marcia Conroy and James G. Jackson
2005 Children, education and health.
2005 Southern Cross University Law Review 9 19-37.
Criminal defences in Australia, Paul A. Fairall and Stanley Yeo
2005.
Australian criminal justice, Mark Findlay, Stephen Odgers, and Stanley Yeo
2005.
Colin Tatz, With intent to destroy: reflecting on genocide, Sam Boris Garkawe
2005 Current Issues in Criminal Justice 17:1 162-167.
Consent in the Criminal Law, Sam Boris Garkawe
2005 One law for all: Australasian Law Teachers Association (ALTA) Conference.
Victims rights are human rights, Sam Boris Garkawe
2005 Peaceful coexistence: victims rights in a human rights framework; National Forum on the 20th Anniversary of the UN Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime & Abuse of Power.
Ideas of peace and cross-cultural dispute resolution, Bee Chen Goh
2005 Bond Law Review 17:1 49-57.
Express rights to academic freedom in Australian public university employment, James G. Jackson
2005 Southern Cross University Law Review 9 107-145.
Federal universities and members' rights, James G. Jackson
2005 Surviving or thriving: forging the way in a new landscape: procedures of the Tertiary Education Management National Conference.
Linguistic rights in education under Australian Law, James G. Jackson
2005 Language Policy in the European Union, Nation Building, Multilingualism, Mother Tongue Education; Legislating Education, religion and education: 4th European Cultural and Educational Forum.
Prayer and religious activities in public schools: a comparative analysis in Australia, New Zealand, and the United States, James G. Jackson
2005 Free speech, privacy and property rights in education : programs and papers 14th annual conference, Australia and New Zealand Education Law Association.
Regulation of international education: Australia and New Zealand, James G. Jackson
2005 Australia and New Zealand Journal of Law and Education 11:1 67-82.
When can speech lead to dismissal in a university?, James G. Jackson
2005 Free speech, privacy and property rights in education: 14th annual conference, Australia and New Zealand Education Law Association (ANZELA).
A personal reflection on being an Indigenous law academic, Loretta Kelly
2005 Indigenous Law Bulletin 6:8 19-25.
Legitimizing the boundaries: law’s roles in keeping mainstream workplaces white, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2005 Australian Studies Seminar: Whiteness and the Horizons of Race Conference.
Australian universities: public assets in private corporate enterprise, John L. Orr
2005 Free speech, privacy & property rights in education: 14th Annual Conference of the Australia & New Zealand Education Law Association Conference (ANZELA).
Australian universities: thriving corporate enterprise?, John L. Orr
2005 Surviving or thriving: forging the way in the new landscape: Tertiary Education Management Conference.
'One law for all' Australian universities: statutory objects and the doctrine of ultra vires, John L. Orr
2005 One law for all?: Australasian Law Teachers Association Conference.
What are the implications of GATS on Australia’s higher education services?, John L. Orr
2005 Australian International Education Conference (AIEC).
Patently puzzling, Rocque Reynolds
2005 U Magazine 8.
The playfulness of constitutional law, Nicole Rogers
2005 Southern Cross University Law Review 9 183-203.
Rule of law, Charles JG Sampford and Tom Round
2005 The Oxford companion to Australian politics.
From posthuman to transhuman: animality and the politics of nonhuman being, Anne Schillmoller
2005 The politics of being: the Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy Annual Conference.
Russia: EU, NATO and the OSCE, Natalia Szablewska
2005 Interstate : Journal of International Affairs Autumn/winter 40th anniversary issue.
Criminal defences in Malaysia and Singapore, Stanley Yeo
2005.
Papers from 2004
Diminished as a nation? the Al-Kateb Case, Greta Mary Bird
2004 22nd Annual Law and Society Conference.
The future for rural landsharing communities in Far North Coast New South Wales, Warwick G. Fisher
2004 Southern Cross University Law Review 8 51-72.
The future for rural landsharing communities in Far North Coast New South Wales, Warwick G. Fisher
2004 Australasian Property Law Teachers’ Association.
Accountability mechanisms for the gross violations of human rights in East Timor: a critical analysis, Sam Boris Garkawe
2004 71st biennial Conference of the International Law Association.
Improving the treatment of child victims during the criminal justice system: some broad issues drawing upon the international and Australian criminal justice systems, Sam Boris Garkawe
2004 Conference making children's rights work: national and international perspectives.
Revisiting the scope of victimology: how broad a discipline should it be?, Sam Boris Garkawe
2004 International Review of Victimology 11:2/3 275-294.
Skill is not enough: seeking connectedness and authority in mediation, Christopher Honeyman, Bee Chen Goh, and Loretta Kelly
2004 Negotiation Journal 20:4 489-511.
Legal challenges relating to student unions in Australian universities, Annaliese Jackson and James G. Jackson
2004 Southern Cross University Law Review 8 131-161.
Rights to education under Australian Law, James G. Jackson
2004 World Conference on the Right to and Rights in Education.
University careers and their legal background in Australia, James G. Jackson
2004 Human rights, human development and appointment policy unter the auspices of the Universities Act 2002: the Austrian Research Foundation.
How mainstream law makes Aboriginal women ‘disappear’, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2004 Indigenous Law Bulletin 6:1 213-215.
Invisible boundaries: segregation in the labour force, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2004 Crossing boundaries: Australasian Law Teachers Association (ALTA) Conference.
Scholars or gatekeepers?, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2004 Socio-Legal Research Centre Seminar Series, Griffith University.
Offshore education arrangements Australian universities & unwanted legal liability, John L. Orr
2004 Proceedings of 13th Annual Conference of the Australia and New Zealand Education Law Association (ANZELA).
Police powers in the premier state, or the premiers police state, Aidan Ricketts
2004 Southern Cross University Law Review 8.
The playfulness of constitutional law, Nicole Rogers
2004 22nd annual Law and Society Conference.
The Prime Minister as puppet: taking Howard to the High Court, Nicole Rogers
2004 Alternative Law Journal 29:5 239-243, 251.
Carolene, consent, and concurrent majorities: democracy versus equality under law, Tom Round
2004 Workshop on democracy and the rule of law.
Revitalising the penal code with a general part, Stanley Yeo
2004 Singapore Journal of Legal Studies July 1-19.
Papers from 2003
The culture of consent and traditional punishments under customary law, Shelley Bielefeld
2003 Southern Cross University Law Review 7 142-153.
Therapeutic jurisprudence: the merit program, Greta Mary Bird
2003 Changing Law: Australasian Law Teachers Association Conference.
Deconstructing the human: the anti-remorse pill, Greta Mary Bird and Jo Bird
2003 Activating Human Rights and Diversity Conference.
Surfing the waves of change: sustaining development through challenging times, Gail Evans
2003 Sustainable Development and the Regulation of Plant Genetic Resources: The Role of Empirical Research in Mediating Global Public Policy Conference.
Amnesty for truth: a violation of human rights by South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission?, Sam Boris Garkawe
2003 Proceedings of Activating Human Rights and Diversity Conference.
The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission: a suitable model to enhance the role and rights of victims of gross violations of human rights?, Sam Boris Garkawe
2003 Melbourne University Law Review 27:2 334-380.
Victims and the International Criminal Court: three major issues, Sam Boris Garkawe
2003 International Criminal Law Review 3:4 345-367.
What makes governments pay up? state-funded reparation schemes for victims of gross violations of human rights, Sam Boris Garkawe
2003 Fifth Biennial Conference of the International Association of Genocide Scholars.
What sort of future for critical criminology?, Richard Hil and Rob Robertson
2003 Crime, Law and Social Change 39:1 91-115.
Creating communities at the end of the rainbow, Graham Irvine
2003 Belonging in the rainbow region: cultural perspectives on the NSW North Coast 63-82.
