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Concurrent Interest Group
Sessions
Legal Education (4) :
Samantha Hardy (La Trobe)(Convener)
· Debbie
Wilson and Feona Sayles (Massey)
The Use of Technology to Create an Interactive Environment
for Internal and Distance Students
· Claire
Macken and Pamela Mulready (Deakin)
Lifelong Learning: Engaging Students and Teachers in Legal
Education
·
John Juriansz (UWS)
The challenges of adopting new integrated technology
strategies- Integrating e-learning and blended learning into
existing LLB units
·
David Barker (UTS)
Modern Legal Education in England and Wales- Can a
comparison be made with the Australian Experience?
Legal Research & Communication:
Natalie Cuffe (QUT) (Convener)
·
Judith Ferguson (University of Otago)
Legal Research and Writing Otago Style
·
Terry Huchinson (QUT)
The Research Proposal and Research Grants: Perspectives on a
Legal Writing Genre
·
Victoria Lambropoulos (Deakin)
Using Writing As A Tool To Develop Legal Reasoning Skills
For Law Students
Revenue Law (2):
Robin Woellner (JCU) (Convener)
· Audrey
Sharp (University of Auckland)
The taxation of Maori authorities in New Zealand: a unique
reflection of law and public policy working together?
·
Christine Peacock (Monash)
A Change in Policy: Lessons to Learn from the Tax File
Number System
· Robin
Woellner and Julie Zetler (James Cook)
The ATO is (no longer) a Law Unto Itself
Torts & Contract (2):
Penelope Watson (Macquarie) (Convener)
· Michael Nancarrow
(CQU)
New Horizons in Contract Law- Applying Contract Analysis to
the Provision of Social Goods- A Case Study of Community
Housing
·
Robyn Carroll (UWA)
Apology as a remedy in Contract and Tort- Rich Potential or
False Promise?
·
Penelope Watson
(Macquarie)
' Common Sense, Legal Principle, and Public Policy in that
Order': Does it Work for Wrongful Life and Birth?
·
Nikki Bromberger (UWS)
Capacity in Negligence Law- Ignorance and Prejudice Guiding
the Way
International Law :
Norman Witzleb (UWA) (Alternate Convener)
· Michelle
Sanson (UTS)
The African Experience of the WTO Dispute Settlement System
·
Michelle Sanson (UTS)
The International Legal System: an Unruly Horse?
South Pacific Legal Studies:
Jennifer Corrin (Convener)
· Tapora Isorua
(UPNG)
Legal implications arising from Supreme Court Reference No 2
of 2004: Special Reference Pursuant to Constitution Section
19
·
Paul Mae (USP)
Alternative Dispute Resolution: Mediation in Rural Solomon
Islands Communities
Constitutional and Government Law:
Ian Henry (VU) (Alternate Convener)
· Ian
Henry (VU)
Constitutional Revisionism- What Relevance The People In
Relation To Constitutional Advancement or Has the Black
Pearl Berthed in Australia
·
Lynn DuMoulin (ANU)
Electronic Transactions Act 1999: an unruly beast or a
needed catalyst for change?
·
Juergen
Broehmer (UNE)
Quo Vadis Europe? The Constitutionalization of the European
Union After the Failed Referenda in France and the
Netherlands and After the Brussels European council of 21/22
June 2007
Property Law:
Eileen Webb (UWA) (Convener)
· Fiona
Burns (USYD)
Prescriptive and implied easements: Do they have a future in
the Torrens system in NSW?
·
Fiona Burns
(USYD)
Key Aspects of the Succession Act 2006 (NSW)
·
Penny Curruthers (UWA)
Taming the unruly in personam exception: An examination of
the limits of the in personam exception to indefeasibility
of title
·
Eileen Webb (UWA)
Unfairness in Retail Leasing- An examination of terms or
conduct?
Equity & Trusts:
· Jason
Harris (UTS)
Problems with the classification of discretionary trusts |
