Papers from 2011
Misfeasance in Public Office: a Very Peculiar Tort, Mark Aronson
Imprisoning Rationalities, Eileen Baldry, David Brown, Mark Brown, Chris Cunneen, Melanie Schwartz, and Alex Steel
Introduction to the special issue of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, Eileen Baldry, Mark Brown, and Chris Cunneen
Judicial Review under Section 75(v), John Basten
Compulsory acquisition of native title land for private use by third parties, Sean Brennan
Statutory Interpretation and Indigenous Property Rights, Sean Brennan
Territory Exceptionalism and Indigenous Property Holders: Federalism, Rights Protection and the Australian Constitution, Sean Brennan
The Northern Territory Intervention and Just Terms for the Acquisition of Property, Sean Brennan
East Asian Financial Integration: A Road Ahead, Ross Buckley
Financial Sector Levies and Taxes: Critical Choices for China Domestically and in the G20, Ross Buckley
A Financial Transactions Tax: Inefficient or Needed Systemic Reform?, Ross Buckley and Gill North
Time Out for Longman: Myths, Science and the Common Law, Annie Cossins
Fear: Crime and Punishment, Chris Cunneen
Framing the Crimes of Colonialism: Critical Images of Aboriginal Art and Law, Chris Cunneen
Indigeneity, Sovereignty and the Law: Challenging the Processes of Criminalisation, Chris Cunneen
Indigenous Anger and the Criminogenic Effects of the Criminal Justice System, Chris Cunneen
Indigenous Incarceration: The Violence of Colonial Law and Justice, Chris Cunneen
Law, Policing and Public Order: The Aftermath of Cronulla, Chris Cunneen
Postcolonial Perspectives for Criminology, Chris Cunneen
State Crime, the Colonial Question and Indigenous Peoples, Chris Cunneen
Civil and Family Law Needs of Indigenous People in New South Wales: The Priority Areas, Chris Cunneen and Melanie Schwartz
Executive Deference in U.S. Refugee Law: Internationalist Paths through and beyond Chevron, Bassina Farbenblum
Mere Externality Prevails: XYZ v Commonwealth, James Faulkner
Asia-Pacific Data Privacy: 2011, Year of Revolution?, Graham Greenleaf
Free Access to Legal Information, LIIs, and the Free Access to Law Movement, Graham Greenleaf
Global Data Privacy in a Networked World, Graham Greenleaf
Global data privacy laws: Forty years of acceleration, Graham Greenleaf
India’s National ID System: Danger Grows in a Privacy Vacuum, Graham Greenleaf
India’s U-turns on Data Privacy, Graham Greenleaf
Taiwan Revises Its Data Protection Act, Graham Greenleaf
The Influence of European Data Privacy Standards outside Europe: Implications for Globalisation of Convention 108, Graham Greenleaf
Re-use Rights and Australia’s Unfinished PSI Revolution, Graham Greenleaf and Catherine Bond
Not Entirely Adequate but Far Away: Lessons from How Europe Sees New Zealand Data Protection, Graham Greenleaf and Lee Bygrave
AustLII: Thinking Locally, Acting Globally, Graham Greenleaf, Andrew Mowbray, and Philip Chung
30 years on: The review of the Council of Europe Data Protection Convention 108, Sylvia Kierkegaard, Nigel Waters, Graham Greenleaf, Lee Bygrave, Ian Lloyd, and Steve Saxby
Entrenching “Cooperative Federalism”: Is it Time to Formalise COAG’s place in the Australian Federation?, Paul Kildea and Andrew Lynch
The Constitution and the management of water in Australia’s rivers, Paul Kildea and George Williams
The End For Teoh? Re Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs; Ex parteLam, Wendy Lacey
Evaluating Trade Mark Dilution from the Perspective of the Consumer, Sarah Lux
After A Referral: The Amendment and Termination of Commonwealth Laws Relying on s 51(xxxvii), Andrew Lynch
Commonwealth Financial Powers – Taxation, Direct spending and Grants – Scope and Limitations, Andrew Lynch
State Referrals and Terrorism Law Reform Paralysis: Cause and Effect?, Andrew Lynch
The Fair Work Act and the Referrals Power – Keeping the States in the Game, Andrew Lynch
A ‘Watch Dog’ of Australia’s Counter-Terrorism Laws – The Coming of the National Security Legislation Monitor, Andrew Lynch and Nicola McGarrity
Unfinished Matters: The Federal and State Supreme Courts on Constitutional Law: The 2003 Term, Ruth McColl
Reform of Hong Kong’s privacy Ordinance after 15 years, Robin McLeish and Graham Greenleaf
The Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act Will Require a Change in Regulatory Culture and Mindset to be Effective, Gill North and Ross Buckley
Constitutionalising the Franchise and the Status Quo: The High Court on Prisoner Voting Rights, Graeme Orr
Appropriations and Expenditures: Where do the Limits Lie? Combet v Commonwealth, Alexander Reilly
From Crisis to Crime: The Escalation of Civil and Family Law Issues into Criminal Matters in Aboriginal Communities in NSW, Melanie Schwartz and Chris Cunneen
Working Cheaper, Working Harder: Inequity in Funding for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services, Melanie Schwartz and Chris Cunneen
State Immunity from Commonwealth Laws: Austin v Commonwealth, Amelia Simpson
Bilateral Trade and Investment Agreements, Leon Trakman
The Twenty-First Century Law Merchant, Leon Trakman
Making Wills for Aboriginal People in NSW, Prue Vines
Working Towards the Resilient Lawyer: Early Law School Strategies, Prue Vines
Designing Intergovernmental Grants to Facilitate Policy Reform, Neil Warren