List Of Past Visiting Scholars

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18/01/2010 - 22/01/2010	Dr MacAlistair Darrow United Nations Dr Darrow will visit the Melbourne Law School in late January 2010 and work alongside John Tobin, in completing research relating to international human rights law, climate change and the principle of systemic integration; and human rights conditionality in the ‘new aid modalities’. Full Details

28/11/2009 - 6/12/2009	Dr Nicole Moreham Senior Lecturer Faculty of Law, Victoria University Wellington, New Zealand To present at a CMCL Seminar in Melbourne and Sydney on Breach of Confidence Full Details

27/11/2009 - 8/12/2009	Professor Ramesh Thakur Balsillie School of International Affairs Professor Thakur is visiting the Law School as the Asia Pacific Centre for Military Law (APCML) Sir Ninian Stephen Visiting Scholar 2009. He will deliver a public lecture entitled ‘Legality, Legitimacy and the United Nations’ on Monday 7 December at 6.30pm. Full Details

16/11/2009 - 5/12/2009	Professor Brian Murchison Washington and Lee University School of Law, Lexington, USA Comparative analysis of legal protections for anonymous blogging ; Breach of confidence tort in U.S. and Australia ; Casebook on Mass Media Law Seminar participation; collaboration with Professors Kenyon and Richardson on law casebook on mass media law Full Details

11/11/2009 - 17/11/2009	Judge Mark Kravitz Judge of the United States District Court District of Connecticut Mark Kravitz is a Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut, having been appointed to that position in 2003 by President George W Bush. Judge Kravitz sits in New Haven, Connecticut. Before his appointment to the federal district court, he was a partner at the law firm of Wiggin & Dana, LLP, where he worked for nearly 27 years most recently as the Chair of the firm's Appellate Practice Group. Since 2001, he has served, by appointment of the Chief Justice of the United States, as a Member of the Standing Committee on the Rules of Practice, Procedure and Evidence in the United States Courts, the body that is charged with making recommendations to the Judicial Conference of the United States on all changes to the federal rules. Since 1999, he has served as a member of the Advisory Committee on Appellate Rules of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and from 1997 to 2003, he served on the Advisory Committee on Appellate Rules of the Connecticut Supreme Court. He is a Fellow of the American Law Institute and a Fellow and former Director of the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers. While in Melbourne, Judge Kravitz will teach "Effective Written Advocacy" in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

21/10/2009 - 27/10/2009	Professor Brian Arnold Tax Consultant Goodmans LLP, Toronto Brian Arnold is a tax consultant with Goodmans LLP, Toronto. He is a graduate of Harvard Law School and taught tax law at a Canadian law school for 28 years. He has been a consultant to various Canadian government departments, the OECD, the Office of the Auditor General, the South African Revenue Service and the Australian and New Zealand governments. He teaches international tax at the University of Sydney, Harvard Law School and the University of Economics and Business Administration in Vienna. While in Melbourne, Professor Arnold will teach "Tax Treaties" in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

19/10/2009 - 16/11/2009	Dr Alexander Loke Associate Professor Law Department, National University of Singapore Research Securities Litigation Full Details

5/10/2009 - 5/12/2009	Professor William Wilson Professor of Criminal Law Queen Mary University of London Professor Wilson is seeking to account for the theoretical objections commonly levelled against the criminalisation of hate crimes in the light of the State's international obligations to counter by all means at its disposal actions expressive of or conductive to racial oppressiona and intimidation. Full Details

30/09/2009 - 15/12/2009	Ms Dini Dewi Heniarti Lecturer, Department of Law, University of Padjadjaran, Indonesia Research a comparative study of a foreign law system to develop and reform the Indonesian Military justice system Full Details

16/09/2009 - 22/09/2009	Professor Hugh Corder Professor of Public Law University of Cape Town, South Africa Hugh Corder has been Professor of Public Law at UCT since 1987. A graduate of Cape Town, Cambridge and Oxford universities, his teaching and research focuses on constitutional and administrative law, particularly judicial appointment and accountability. Hugh is very involved in community work, concentrating on popular legal education, race relations, human rights and the abolition of the death penalty. He was a technical adviser in drafting the transitional Bill of Rights for South Africa and has written two books, editing a further three. Hugh was elected a Fellow of the University of Cape Town in 2004. While in Melbourne, Professor Corder will teach 'Judicial Review in Commonwealth Countries' in the Melbourne Law Masters from September 16 to 22. Full Details

15/09/2009 - 1/12/2009	Professor Lawrence Gostin Georgetown Law, Georgetown University, USA Professor Gostin is visiting the University of Melbourne as a Miegunyah Distinguished Visiting Fellow. He will be giving a series of lectures in MLS and the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences; visiting at the Nossal Institute of Global Health; and completing a book on global health law. Lawrence Gostin, an internationally acclaimed scholar, is Associate Dean (Research and Academic Programs) and Professor of Global Health Law at Georgetown University, where he directs the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law. Professor Gostin is also Professor of Public Health at the Johns Hopkins University and Director of the Center for Law and the Public’s Health, a collaborating center of the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He is Visiting Professor of Public Health at Oxford University and a Fellow of the Royal Institute of Public Health. While in Melbourne, Professor Gostin will teach "Global Health Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

15/09/2009 - 15/12/2009	Dr Alison Young Lecturer and Fellow, Tutor in Law Faculty of Law, Hertford College, University of Oxford Research carried out by the Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies, particularly the work investigating human rights protections in Australia Full Details

7/09/2009 - 16/10/2009	Dr Robin Hickey Lecturer Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland While visiting the Law School, Mr Hickey will be working with Dr Matthew Harding on a project relating to Comparative Land Law. Full Details

7/09/2009 - 11/09/2009	Professor Jane Winn Charles Stone Professor of Law University of Washington Jane Winn is the Charles Stone Professor and a director of the Law, Technology and Arts Group at the University of Washington. Author of Law of Electronic Commerce, Jane is a member of the American Law Institute and an adviser to its Principles of Software Contracts project. Before joining UW Law School, she practised law at Shearman & Sterling in New York and taught law at Southern Methodist University and the University of California, Berkeley. Her current research interests include electronic commerce law developments in the US, EU and China. While in Melbourne, Professor Winn will teach 'Electronic Commerce Law' in the Melbourne Law Masters from September 7 to 11. Full Details

2/09/2009 - 8/09/2009	Professor Eve Darian-Smith Professor of Law and Society and Anthropology University of California, Santa Barbara Eve Darian-Smith is Professor of Law and Society and Anthropology at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Before going to the US to study anthropology she practised corporate law in Australia. Eve is interested in the intersections and connections between law, politics, and culture and gives particular attention to race and class discriminations, colonial and postcolonial implications, as well as the shifting concepts of sovereignty, nationalism and the nation-state in a global political economy. She has published a number of books and essays, including Bridging Divides: The Channel Tunnel and English Legal Identity in the New Europe (1999). While in Melbourne, Professor Darian-Smith will teach Law, Culture and the International in the Melbourne Law Masters from September 2 to 8. Full Details

1/09/2009 - 1/10/2009	Mr Huala Adolf Lecturer Padjadjran University, Indonesia Research of Investment Disputes Under the ICSID Convention. Full Details

31/08/2009 - 7/09/2009	Professor Claude Klein Former Dean of the Faculty of Law at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Melbourne Law School Public Lecture Series presents The 2009 Nathan and Pamela Jacobson Lecture Why does Carl Schmitt matter? presented by Professor Claude Klein on Wednesday, 2 September 2009 Full Details

24/08/2009 - 5/10/2009	Professor Jianqiang Nie Professor of Law Wuhan University School of Law, China Research in IP and Public Policies under the Current International Intellectual Property System - Challenges & Solutions Full Details

5/08/2009 - 11/08/2009	Professor Vicki Jackson Professor Jackson teaches constitutional law, comparative constitutional law, federal courts, the Supreme Court and gender-related subjects. She is co-author of Comparative Constitutional Law and an Articles Editor for the International Journal of Constitutional Law. Her research interests also include comparative constitutional law, comparative federalism and freedom of expression. She served as a Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Office of Legal Counsel in the US Department of Justice, as a member of the DC Bar Board of Governors and as a co-chair of the Special Committee on Gender of the DC Circuit Task Force on Gender, Race and Ethnic Bias. While in Melbourne Professor Jackson will teach "Constitutionalism and Transnationalism" in the Melbourne Law Masters from August to 11. Full Details

3/08/2009 - 7/08/2009	Mr William Swadling Senior Law Fellow at Brasenose College University of Oxford William Swadling is the Senior Law Fellow at Brasenose College and a lecturer in law at the University of Oxford. He chairs the faculty’s teaching groups in restitution and personal property and has edited a number of books. He is particularly interested in the intersection between trusts and restitution, and a number of his articles on this topic have been cited in the English courts. Bill is a founding editor of the Restitution Law Review and has held visiting professorships at the University of Hamburg, Seoul National University, the National University of Singapore and the University of Paris II. While in Melbourne, Mr Swadling will teach 'Equity and Commerce' in the Melbourne Law Masters from August 3 to 7. Full Details

1/08/2009 - 31/01/2010	Mr Injin Park Chief Clerk, Civil & Judicial Dept, In-Cheon District Court Supreme Court of Korea The Asian Law Centre's Supreme Court of Korea Overseas Research and Study Program enables Judges and Clerks from Korea to experience life in a jurisdiction outside Korea for a 6-12 month period and provides them with a valuable opportunity to study Australian Law courses, access University resources and undertake research and training activities, including visits to Victorian courts and meeting with court personnel. Full Details

29/07/2009 - 4/08/2009	Professor David Rosenbloom Director of the International Tax Program New York University School of Law David Rosenbloom is an attorney specialising in international tax matters. He is a member of law firm Caplin & Drysdale, Chartered, the James S Eustice Visiting Professor of Taxation and Director of the International Tax Program at New York University School of Law. A frequent speaker and author on tax, he has taught international taxation at Stanford, Columbia, Harvard, Pennsylvania and New York universities, and at educational institutions around the world. He also served as a Tax Policy Adviser for the US Treasury, the OECD, AID, and the World Bank in Eastern Europe, the Former Soviet Union, Senegal, Malawi and South Africa. While in Melbourne, Professor Rosenbloom will teach 'International Aspects of US Income Tax' in the Melbourne Law Masters from July 29 to August 4. Full Details

29/07/2009 - 4/08/2009	Professor Benjamin Geva Osgoode Hall Law School York University, Canada Benjamin Geva is a Professor of Law at Osgoode Hall Law School at York University. He has written extensively on funds transfers and negotiable instruments, including Financing Consumer Sales and Product Defenses in Canada and the US, The Law of Electronic Funds Transfer and a comparative law text on Bank Collections and Payment Transactions. Benjamin Geva has been a member of working groups drafting legislation on personal property security, securities transfers and letters of credit. He also advised on and drafted key financial sector legislation for the authorities of several developing and post-conflict countries. While in Melbourne, Professor Geva will teach 'International Commercial Banking Law' in the Melbourne Law Masters from July 29 to August 4. Full Details

15/07/2009 - 21/10/2009	Professor Andrew Harding Professor of Asia-Pacific Law University of Victoria BC Canada Andrew Harding is Professor of Asia-Pacific Law at the University of Victoria BC Canada. He is a former Head of the Law Department at SOAS, University of London, having previously taught at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, and as a Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School. He is co-General Editor of the Hart Publishing series 'Constitutional Systems of the World'. He has published widely in the areas of SE Asian legal studies, comparative public law, law and development, comparative law theory and environmental law. While in Melbourne, Professor Harding will teach "Human Rights Issues in Asia" in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

13/07/2009 - 2/09/2009	Ms Gina Heathcote Lecturer Public International Law School of Law, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London Ms Heathcote is currently writing up her doctoral dissertation as a monograph, the title of which will be 'The Laws on the Use of Force: A Feminist Analysis'. During her vist at IILAH, Ms Heathcote will be researching the collective security regime under the UN Charter, focusing on developments in Security Council practice with respect to women, peace and security. This will include an analysis of Security Council Resolutions 1325 and 1820, research into the provision of sexual services to military bases and study of the definition of threats to international peacea dn security. The methodological component of the project considers the degree that analogies with domestic legal structures imbues Western approaches to the use of force/collective security. Full Details

6/07/2009 - 10/07/2009	Professor David Caudill Arthur M Goldberg Family Chair in Law Villanova University, USA David Caudill, JD PhD(philosophy), is the Arthur M Goldberg Family Chair in Law at Villanova University, where he teaches property law and a seminar on expert testimony in the courtroom. Prior to joining the faculty at Villanova in 2005, he taught sports and entertainment law, contracts, and legal ethics for 16 years at Washington and Lee University School of Law, practiced law in California and Texas, and clerked for a federal appeals court judge. While in practice, he represented football player Tony Dorsett and various sports clients in contract, publishing, and endorsement matters; he has published in the field of sports and entertainment law and ethics. While in Melbourne, Professor Caudill will co-teach (with Professor Megan Richardson) 'Entertainment Law' in the Melbourne Law Masters from July 6 to 10. Full Details

1/07/2009 - 31/12/2009	Associate Professor Patricia Easteal Associate Professor of Law University of Canberra During her visit, Associate Professor Eateal will be editing a book entitled 'Women and the Law in Australia' to be published by LexisNexis. Full Details

29/06/2009 - 3/07/2009	Ms Susan Corbett Senior Lecturer in Commercial Law Victoria University of Wellington Research Visitor Full Details

25/06/2009 - 1/07/2009	Professor Paul Marcus Haynes Professor of Law College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, USA Paul Marcus is the Haynes Professor of Law at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, USA. Professor Marcus specialises in Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure. He has taught and lectured in many cities in the United States and in a number of countries throughout the world. He is a Member of the American Bar Association Committee on the Rules of Criminal Procedure and Evidence and the International Criminal Law Committee. Chair and member of numerous committees within the Association of American Law Schools. He is frequently interviewed by the media as an expert in criminal law and procedure. While in Melbourne, Professor Marcus will teach 'Criminal Justice in Australia and the US: A Comparative Evaluation' in the Melbourne Law Masters from June 25 to 1 July. Full Details

24/06/2009 - 30/06/2009	Professor George Hay Edward Cornell Chair Cornell Law School, United States George Hay is one of the foremost antitrust authorities in the United States. After he received his Ph.D. in economics from Northwestern University, Hay taught economics at Yale University for five years, until he joined the U.S. Department of Justice's Antitrust Division in 1972. Hay served as Director of Economics, and won several awards for service to the Justice Department. Hay became a Professor of Law and a Professor of Economics at Cornell University in 1979, and was named to the Edward Cornell chair in the Law School in 1992. Professor Hay teaches a variety of law and law-related courses in both the Law School and the College of Arts and Sciences and lectures on antitrust throughout the United States and the rest of the world. He has appeared as an expert witness in many antitrust cases in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. While in Melbourne, Professor Hay will teach 'US Competition Law and Policy' in the Melbourne Law Masters from June 24 to 30. Full Details

24/06/2009 - 30/06/2009	Professor Martin Davies Professor of Law and Deputy Director of the Maritime Law Center Tulane Law School, United States Martin Davies is Admiralty Law Institute Professor of Maritime Law and Director of the Maritime Law Center at Tulane Law School in New Orleans. Martin is the author (or co-author) of six books, on international trade law, shipping law (both Australian and American), torts and conflict of laws. He has published many journal articles on a wide range of subjects. As well as being an academic, Martin is actively involved in legal practice. He has worked as a consultant to Australian law firms for nearly twenty years, and is presently a consultant to the Trade and Transport Group of Blake Dawson Waldron. While in Melbourne, Professor Davies will teach 'International Trade Law' in the Melbourne Law Masters from June 24 to 30. Full Details

17/06/2009 - 23/06/2009	Professor Raul Pangalangan Professor of Law University of the Philippines Raul C Pangalangan is a Professor of Law at the University of the Philippines. He received his SJD from the Harvard Law School, where he has served as Visiting Professor of Law. He holds the Diploma of The Hague Academy of International Law, where he has served as Director of Studies. He was a Philippine Delegate to the Rome Conference which established the International Criminal Court, and was a member of the Drafting Committee. He most recently served as court-appointed amicus curiae before the Philippine Supreme Court, in the case Francisco v. House of Representatives (unconstitutionality of impeachment complaint against the Chief Justice). He was earlier nominated as Supreme Court Justice by the Judicial and Bar Council, the constitutional body authorized to submit such nominations to the President of the Philippines. While in Melbourne, Professor Pangalangan will teach Constitutionalism in Asian Societies from June 17 to 23. Full Details

1/06/2009 - 13/07/2009	Professor William Buss O.K. Patton Professor of Law University of Iowa Professor Buss' research project is a study of the influence of the American constitution on the Australian constitution. A series of articles will include a detailed analysis of what the Australian framers said at their conventions; how they understood and agreed about the meaning of the American constitution: how their choices of what to adapt for Australia have played out compared to developments in American law. Professor Buss' current focus is on the Judicature; during his time in Australia he expects to be working on interstate commerce and interstate freedom of movement. Full Details

27/05/2009 - 3/06/2009	Professor Peer Zumbansen Osgoode Hall Law School York University, Toronto, Canada Professor Peer Zumbansen holds the Chair for the Transnational and Comparative Law of Corporate Governance at Osgoode Hall Law School. He is founder and Director of the Comparative Research in Law and Political Economy Network at Osgoode Hall and of the collaborative urban research laboratory. Professor Zumbansen is also the Associate Dean for Research, Graduate Studies and Institutional Relations. He has authored books and articles on private and corporate law, international law and legal theory. His current research focuses on comparative corporate governance, comparative law and legal education reform, and he is co-founder and co-editor in chief of the German Law Journal. While in Melbourne, Professor Zumbansen will teach 'Law, Globalisation and Development' in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

15/05/2009 - 15/05/2009	Professor Peter Spiro Professor Peter Spiro will present at a seminar on "Interrogating Birthright Citizenship" and meet with CCCS Members re his research interests as follows: In the United States, absolute territorial birthright citizenship has been guarded as a matter of constitutional faith in the face of assaults relating to undocumented immigration. But considered outside that politicized context it is not clear that jus soli makes sense, even from a liberal perspective. Assuming a goal of mapping citizenship status onto organic community, birth location no longer supplies a reliable proxy for life trajectories. The existing rule risks the detachment of citizenship from community, which in turn could undermine the foundations of the liberal state. The paper suggests a case for modifying birthright citizenship, but concludes that fixes are unlikely to reverse the declining salience of membership in the state. Full Details

4/05/2009 - 8/05/2009	Professor Owen Anderson Eugene Kuntz Professor of Oil, Gas & Natural Resources Law University of Oklahoma College of Law Owen Anderson is the Eugene Kuntz Professor of Oil, Gas & Natural Resources Law at The University of Oklahoma College of Law. He is co-author of Cases and Materials on Oil & Gas Law, a leading casebook on domestic oil and gas law, co-author of International Petroleum Transactions, the only textbook on international petroleum transactions law, co-author of the pocket parts to the treatise Kuntz on Oil and Gas Law, and co-author of the treatise Waters and Water Rights. He has written numerous articles on oil and gas law, and he is a frequent CLE speaker on oil and gas law topics. He serves on the Board of Editors of the Oil and Gas Reporter, as a Commissioner for the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, and as Editor in Chief of the Texas Title Standards. While in Melbourne, Professor Anderson will co-teach 'International Petroleum Transactions' with Professor John Lowe, in the Melbourne Law Masters from May 4 to 8. Full Details

4/05/2009 - 8/05/2009	Professor John Lowe George W Hutchison Professor of Energy Law Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, USA John Lowe is the George W Hutchison Professor of Energy Law at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. He is co-author of Cases and Materials on Oil & Gas Law, a leading casebook on domestic oil and gas law, co-author of International Petroleum Transactions, a textbook on international petroleum trade, co-author of the pocket parts to the treatise Kuntz on Oil and Gas Law, and author of Oil and Gas Law in a Nutshell. Lowe has served as President of the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation and as Chair of the Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources Law of the American Bar Association. He is a member of the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators and an arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association, the CPR Center for Dispute Resulution, and the Internatiional Chamber of Commerce. While in Melbourne, Professor Lowe will co-teach "International Petroleum Transactions" with Professor Owen Anderson in the Melbourne Law Masters from May 4 to 8. Full Details

29/04/2009 - 5/05/2009	Professor Douglas Branson W Edward Sell Chair in Law The University of Pittsburgh Douglas Branson holds the W Edward Sell Chair in Law (Corporations, Corporate Governance, Progressive Corporate Law and Securities Regulations) at the University of Pittsburgh. Doug is regarded as one of the leading corporate law experts in the United States and has been a visiting professor to law schools in the US, the UK, Ireland and New Zealand as well as to Melbourne. In addition to his academic commitments, Doug carries out a range of consultancies. He is the author of leading texts on corporate governance and corporate law and has published numerous journal articles in these areas. While in Melbourne, Professor Branson will teach 'US Corporate Law' in the Melbourne Law Masters from April 29 to May 5. Full Details

20/04/2009 - 24/04/2009	Professor Julian Savulescu Director of the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics University of Oxford Professor Julian Savulescu is qualified in medicine, bioethics and analytic philosophy. He holds the Uehiro Chair in Practical Ethics and is Director of the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, the Centre for Neuroethics at Oxford and the Program on the Ethics of the New Biosciences. He is engaged in research, education and stimulating open discussion around the ethical issues arising in everyday life. His main research interests are the ethics of the new biosciences: cloning, stem cells, genetics, artificial reproduction and neuroscience. He established and was Director of the Ethics of Genetics Unit at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute in Melbourne. While in Melbourne, Professor Savulescu will teach 'Bioethics from an International Perspective' in the Melbourne Law Masters from April 20 to 24, 2009. Full Details

17/04/2009 - 28/04/2009	Mr Neri Colmenares Head of Impeachment Legal Team - House of Representatives (Minority) Secretary General, National Union of Peoples' Lawyers While visiting the Law School Mr Colmenares will present an ALC 'Brown Bag Seminar' on the topic 'The Writ of Amparo and Impeachment: Effectiveness in Holding Human Rights Violators Accountable'. The issue that currently confronts legal scholars in the Philippines is whether employing traditional accountability mechanisms such as the impeachment, or, transplanting "alien" legal tools like the Writo of Amparo is the appropriate response to escalating human rights violations considering the inability of the legal system in place to curb impunity. Another issue of note is the discourse on whether the judiciary, through "mere" procedural tools, rather than legislative action, is more effective in protecting human rights. The seminar will delve on thevarious issues that deal with the effectiveness of both the "indigenous" and "alien" legal notions in providing legal remedies to victims of human rights violations and curbing impunity. Full Details

5/04/2009 - 12/04/2009	Professor Peter Strauss Betts Professor of Law Columbia Law School During his stay, Professor Strauss will be researching the ways various legal systems, including Australia's, have attempted to keep politics and regulatory science apart. Full Details

1/04/2009 - 5/10/2009	Mr Donghoon Kim Clerk of Court Uijeongbu District Court Mr Kim is participating the Asian Law Centre's Supereme Court of Korea Overseas Research and Study Program that enables Judges and Clerks from Korea to experience life in a foriegn jurisdiction for a 6-12 month period. During his stay Mr Kim will be researching Australian real estate laws and conducting a comparative study between the Australian and Korean real estate registration systems. Full Details

1/04/2009 - 8/04/2009	Mr Robert George Lecturer in Law Jesus Colleged, Oxford, UK Mr George will be consulting with Melbourne Law School Trusts and Family Law academics in relation to research on relationship property rights, comparing the approaches taken to the use of resulting and constructive trusts in Australia and England. The aim of this research is to produce an article comparing the legal approaches and critically evaluating the outcomes for families which can arise as a result of them. Full Details

1/04/2009 - 7/04/2009	Professor John Tiley Professor of Tax Law and a Fellow of Queens’ College University of Cambridge John Tiley is Professor of Tax Law and a Fellow of Queens’ College in the University of Cambridge; he has taught tax law there since 1967. He has been Director of the Law Faculty’s LLM program on several occasions and is currently Director of the Centre for Tax Law. He was made a CBE for services to tax law in 2003. He is the author of the leading UK academic work on tax law – Revenue Law (5th ed 2005 Hart Publishing, Oxford) – and is a regular contributor to the British Tax Review and other UK journals. He is a founder member of the European Association of Tax Law Professors and is Deputy Chair of the Academic Committee. He has a keen interest in the tax systems of other countries and has been a visiting professor in many countries. He served as a part-time judge from 1983 to 1997. While in Melbourne, Professor Tiley will teach 'UK Taxation: Principles and New Developments' in the Melbourne Law Masters from April 1 to 7. Full Details

26/03/2009 - 7/04/2009	Associate Professor Chuanyu Xie Associate Professor Public Order Department, Chineses People's Security University Associate Professor Xie is undertaking a project examining the current uses of re-education through labour in the context of contemporary problems of social order. This project will examine the different and as yet unreconciled views of different stakeholders including; the people's courts, the people's procuratorate, the justice department, congress members and legal academics about how re-education through labour should be reformed. Full Details

23/03/2009 - 27/03/2009	Mr Jan Job de Vries Robbé Dutch Development Bank FMO, The Netherlands While in Melbourne, Mr de Vries Robbé will teach 'Securitisation' in the Melbourne Law Masters from March 23 to 27, 2009. Full Details

23/03/2009 - 3/04/2009	Professor Nancy Polikoff Professor of Law American University Washington College of Law Professor Nancy D. Polikoff is a Professor of Law at American University Washington College of Law where she teaches in the areas of family law, civil procedure, and sexuality and the law. She has also supervised family law programs at the Women's Legal Defense Fund (now National Partnership for Women and Families) and practiced law as part of a feminist law collective. For 30 years, she has been writing about and litigating cases involving lesbian and gay families and is the author of the recently published book, Beyond (Straight and Gay) Marriage: Valuing All Families Under the Law (Beacon Press 2008) www.beyondstraightandgaymarriage.com. In recognition of her work, Professor Polikoff will be one of the recipients of the 2009 Distinguished Service Awards presented by the Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance. Professor Polikoff is a visiting Fulbright Senior Scholar and will be presenting an International Public Lecture at the Melbourne Law School on Thursday 2 April during her stay. Full Details

18/03/2009 - 24/03/2009	Professor Panos Koutrakos Professor of European Union Law The University of Bristol While in Melbourne, Professor Koutrakos will teach "European Union Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from March 18 to 24. Full Details

18/03/2009 - 24/03/2009	Professor Tony Anghie Samuel D Thurman Professor at the College of Law The University of Utah, Salt Lake City While in Melbourne, Professor Anghie will teach "Sovereignty and the Rights of Minorities" in the Melbourne Law Masters from March 18 to 24. Full Details

13/03/2009 - 22/03/2009	Mr Hamid Chalid Lecturer Faculty of Law, University of Indonesia Mr Chalid will present an Asian Law Centre Asian Legal Dialogue on the topic "Jaringan Islam Liberal (JIL): Its Anatomy and Legal Thinking". This seminar will examine the new Islamic liberalism movement initiated by Jaringan Isalm Liberal. Full Details

7/03/2009 - 14/03/2009	Justice Jimly Asshiddiqie Justice The Constitutional Court, Republic of Indonesia Justice Asshiddiqie will present an Asian Law Centre Occassional Seminar while visiting Melbourne. He will discuss the workings of the constitutional court and in particular his experiences as Chief Justice of the Court. This is of particular interest as the cases of the Bali 9 were discussed in this constitutional court. Full Details

2/03/2009 - 1/09/2009	Mr Donghoon Kim Clerk of Court Uijeongbu District Court Mr Kim is visiting as part of the Asian Law Centre's Supreme Court of Korea Overseas Research and Study Program which enables Judges and Clerks to experience life in a jurisdiction outside Korea. During his visit Mr Kim will be researching Australian real estate laws. Full Details

25/02/2009 - 3/03/2009	Mr Greg Zerzan Counsel and Head of Global Public Policy International Swaps and Derivatives Association, United States While in Melbourne, Mr Zerzan will teach "OTC Derivatives: US and International Practice, Regulation and Policy Issues" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 25 February to 3 March. Full Details

25/02/2009 - 3/03/2009	Associate Professor Hassan El Menyawi Associate Professor at the United Nations University for Peace United Nations University for Peace, United States While in Melbourne, Associate Professor El Menyawi will teach "Human Rights, Gender and Religion" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 25 February to 3 March. Full Details

23/02/2009 - 27/03/2009	Dr Hannah Quirk Lecturer in Criminal Law and Justice University of Manchester Dr Quirk is writing a monograph entitled The Right to Silence: Principle, Pragmatism and Policy Making (to be published by Routledge-Cavendish). The book will examine the history of the right to silence, the principles underlying its exercise and its enduring appeal. It will then consider how it has come under attack in recent years from governments responding to rising crime rates or international terrorism. The final section of the book will look at the transfer of criminal justice policy between jurisdictions. Dr Quirk is particularly interested in the Australian experience as several state have considered adopting the English provision before rejecting them. Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Mr Jianxi Wang Vice Director of Legal Aid Research Centre Shantou University Mr Wang is participating in a workshop on labour law enforcement in China and Australia that has been organised by Associate Professor Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Associate Professor Xiumei Huang Associate Professor Law School, Nanjing University Associate Professor Huang is participating in a workshop on labour law enforcement in China and Australia that has been organised by Associate Professor Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Professor Hainan Su President Institute of Labor and Wages Studies, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MOHRSS) Professor Su is participating in a workshop on labour law enforcement in China and Australia that has been organised by Dr Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Professor Kungang Li Professor School of Law, Anhui University Professor Li is participating in a workshop on labour law enforcement in China and Australia that has been organised by Dr Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Associate Professor Chang Zheng Zhou Associate Professor Nanjing University Associate Professor Zhou is participating in a workshop on labour law enforcement in China and Australia that has been organised by Dr Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Ms Wang Fang Legal Aid Lawyer Beijing Legal Aid Working Station for Migrant Workers Ms Fang is participating in a workshop on labour law enforcement in China and Australia that has been organised by Dr Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Professor Cheng Liu Professor Shanghai Normal University Professor Liu is visiting to participate in a workshop on labour law enformcement in China and Australia organised by Dr Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). The workshop will be held from 17 - 20 February 2009. Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Professor Tongqing Feng Professor China Institute of Industrial Relations Professor Feng is visiting to participate in a workshop on labour law enformcement in China and Australia organised by Dr Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). The workshop will be held from 17 - 20 February 2009. Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Mr Zhiru Zhang Director Shenzhen Chunfeng Labour Disputes Advisory Service Mr Zhang is participating in the workshop on labour law enforcement in China and Australia organised by Dr Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Dr Wei Zhao Deputy Director China Labour Studies Centre Beijing Normal University Dr Zhao is visiting to participate in a workshop on labour law enformcement in China and Australia organised by Dr Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). The workshop will be held from 17 - 20 February 2009. Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Professor Jingyi Ye Law Professor Peking University Professor Ye is is participating in the workshop on labour law enforcement in China and Australia organised by Associate Professor Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Mr Apo Leung China Coordinator Asia Monitor Resource Centre Mr Leung is visiting to participate in a workshop on labour law enforcement in China and Australia organised by Dr Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Mr Jing Qiang Chair/Director Pearl River Workers Service Centre Mr Qiang is participating in a workship on labour law enforcement in China and Australia organised by Associate Professor Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

17/02/2009 - 20/02/2009	Associate Professor Tongxian Shen Associate Professor Kenneth Wang Law School, Soochow University Associate Professor Shen is participating in a workshop on labour law enforcement in China and Australia organised by Dr Sarah Biddulph, Associate Professor Sean Cooney and Associate Professor Zhu Ying (Faculty of Commerce). Full Details

12/02/2009 - 22/03/2009	Dr Shaunnagh Dorsett Senior Lecturer and Reader Faculty of Law, University of Wellington Shauunagh Dorsett and Shaun McVeigh are collaborating to write a book considering Jurisdiction and the Forms of Law examining the conceptual and institutional formation of contemporary jurisdictional thought and explore some of the ways in which the jurisdictional idiom of law remains central to critical practice and understanding of law. Full Details

11/02/2009 - 17/02/2009	Professor Michal Gal Director of the Law and MBA Program, and Co-Director of the Forum on Law and Markets Faculty of Law, Haifa University, Israel While in Melbourne, Professor Gal will teach 'International and Comparative Competition Law' in the Melbourne Law Masters from February 11 to 17. Full Details

27/01/2009 - 21/02/2009	Ms Meredith Lewis Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law Victoria University of Wellington Ms Lewis' research interests include international economic law; international dispute settlement; and alternative dispute resolution. During her visit she will be working with Dr Andrew Mitchell on her project investigating "food miles". Full Details

15/12/2008 - 19/12/2008	Dr Simon Chesterman Global Professor and Director of the New York University School of Law Singapore Programme New York University, United States While in Melbourne, Dr Chesterman will teach 'State Building and the United Nations' from December 15 to 19 in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

15/12/2008 - 16/02/2009	Professor Janet Hiebert Professor, Department of Political Studies Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario Professor Hiebert will be conducting research on the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities in Victoria. This is part of a comparative project that examines recently introduced bills of rights in Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and Australia, and what impact they are having on governing, broadly defined. This considers whether and how they change the way parliament scrutinizes bills, and how the bureaucracy and government conceive and evaluate legislative initiatives. Full Details

3/12/2008 - 9/12/2008	Professor Allen Snyder Professor of Law University of San Diego, United States While in Melbourne, Professor Snyder will teach Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Melbourne Law Masters from December 3 to 9. Full Details

1/12/2008 - 14/12/2008	Mr Gary Lynch-Wood Lecturer in Law and Regulation School of Law, University of Manchester Mr Lynch-Wood is undertaking research into environmental regulation and suggests that it is poorly aligned to the environmental response capabilities of the firm. This view arises from evidence that firm size has a significant influence on the factors that affect the way firms respond to environmental pressur, and that regulators rarely accomodate such differences in their regulatory strategies. Mr Lynch-Wood's work has led to the development of a resource-based model of envirmonmental regulation that is responsive to firm differences. Full Details

30/11/2008 - 30/06/2009	Ms Xiang Li Director, Professor and Master Student Supervisor Law Institute, Qingdao University of Science and Technology Ms Li is working on her doctoral dissertation entitled Research on the Legal Problems of the Environment Protection in the Energy Competition and will be studying the energy law system and its implementation in Australia. Full Details

24/11/2008 - 19/12/2008	Professor Brice Dickson Professor of International and Comparative Law and Director of the Human Rights Centre Queen's University Belfast Professor Dickson is comparing the factors that need to be taken into account when assessing what kind of Bill of Rights, if any, would be appropriate in the United Kingdom and Australia. Full Details

23/11/2008 - 30/11/2008	Mr Amien Sunaryadi Senior Operations Officer World Bank Pak Amien will be visiting the Asian Law Centre in order to give an ALC Occasional Seminar on "Changes in law enforcement methods and techniques" based on his experiences from working with the Indonesian Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). Full Details

19/11/2008 - 31/12/2008	Ms Chantal Morton Director of Career Services Osgoode Hall Law School, York University Ms Morton is in the process of finishing a disseratation that adopts a theoretical approach that weaves together feminist, queer, marxist theories with critical geography in order to examine the way in which law is implicated in the production of gendered bodies and spaces. Full Details

19/11/2008 - 22/11/2008	Professor Kathy Bowrey Faculty of Law, University of NSW Keynote speaker at CMCL annual conference, Media, Communications and Public Speech Full Details

19/11/2008 - 22/11/2008	Professor Peter Jaszi Faculty Director, Glushko-Samuelson Intellectual Property Clinic Washington College of Law, American University Keynote speaker at CMCL annual conference, Media, Communications and Public Speech Full Details

19/11/2008 - 22/11/2008	Mr Jonathan Griffiths Senior Lecturer Queen Mary, University of London, School of Law Keynote speaker at CMCL annual conference, Media, Communications and Public Speech Full Details

19/11/2008 - 22/11/2008	Dr Katharine Sarikakis Director, Centre for International Communications Research, Institute of Communications Studies University of Leeds Keynote speaker at CMCL annual conference, Media, Communications and Public Speech Full Details

19/11/2008 - 22/11/2008	Assistant Professor Cherian George Acting Head of Journalism and Publishing, Wee Kim Wee School of Communication Information Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Keynote speaker at CMCL annual conference, Media, Communications and Public Speech Full Details

19/11/2008 - 22/11/2008	Dr Dario Milano Law Firm Partner and Lecturer Webber Wentzel/University of the Witwatersrand Keynote speaker at CMCL annual conference, Media, Communications and Public Speech Full Details

12/11/2008 - 27/11/2008	Professor Peter Leyland Professor of Public Law Law, Governance and International Relations, London Metropolitan University The main focus of Professor Leyland's visit will be for a book entitled: 'Thailand's Constitutions: A Contextual Analysis' which he is writing with Professor Adrew Harding of the University of Victoria. Professor Leyland will also be working on a number of other projects including a short book on the 'Great Reform Act of 1832'. Full Details

10/11/2008 - 14/11/2008	Mr Malcolm Speed Lawyer and sports administrator While in Melbourne, Mr Speed will co-teach 'Sports Law: Entities and Governance' for the Melbourne Law Masters program in Sports Law, with Mr Hayden Opie of Melbourne Law School. This subject will be taught from November 10 to 14. Full Details

5/11/2008 - 11/11/2008	Professor Tim Edgar Director of the National Tax Centre University of Western Ontario, Canada While in Melbourne, Professor Edgar will teach 'Taxation of Financial Instruments' from 5 to 11 November in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

27/10/2008 - 31/10/2008	Dr Andrew Butler Associate Russell McVeagh, New Zealand While in Melbourne, Dr Butler will co-teach 'Victorian Charter in Comparative Perspective' from October 27 to 31 in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

27/10/2008 - 31/10/2008	Dr Petra Butler Associate Director of the New Zealand Centre for Public Law Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand While in Melbourne, Dr Butler will co-teach 'Victorian Charter in Comparative Perspective' from October 27 to 31 in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

27/10/2008 - 17/12/2008	Assistant Professor Filippo Viglione Assistant Professor in Private Comparative Law Faculty of Political Science, University of Padova, Italy Assistant Professor Filippo Viglione's teaching and research interests are in the law and theory of contracts. His current research deals with the problems of contract interpretation in a comparative perspective. The reseach is focused on the national legal practice of civil law and common law countries with regard to the determination of the content of the contract in general, and in particular analysing the role of good faith interpretation. The central objective of this research is to determine how the courts in these legal systems intervene in the contractual relationship, for example, when the contracting parties have failed to provide for a particular contingency that forms the subject matter of the dispute. In this perspective, it is important to reveal if the national courts use good faith interpretation in order to rewrite the contract, in a potential contrast with the principle of freeedom of contract and party autonomy. Assistant Professor Viglione will also direct a part of the research towards analysing other aspects of the process of contract interpretation, such as the basic principles of construction, the admissibility of extrinsic evidence and the interpretation contra proferentem. It is also interesting, in this context, to determine whether a common approach to interpreting contracts can be found in different countries. In the latter respect, the comparative approach requires to identify differences and similarities in the various interpretative techniques. Full Details

20/10/2008 - 24/10/2008	Mr Yosep (Stanley) Prasetyo Commissioner Indonesian National Human Rights Commission Mr Yosep Stanley Adi Prasetyo will speak at an Asian Law Centre Seminar on 'The Sidoardjo Mud Flow Disaster: Abusing Human Rights?' on Sidoarjo as a human rights issue.' He will also be holding a workshop with the Asia Institute on Human Rights and the Media in Indonesia and then addressing an ALC sponsored Indonesia Forum Lecture entitled ' An Overview of 10 Years of Reform in Indonesia: Reflections from a Human Rights Commissioner'. Full Details

15/10/2008 - 21/10/2008	Professor Brian Arnold Tax Consultant Goodmans LLP, Canada While in Melbourne, Professor Arnold will teach Tax Treaties in the Melbourne Law Masters from 15 to 21 October 2008. Full Details

15/10/2008 - 21/10/2008	Justice Dennis Davis Judge of the High Court, and Judge President of the Competition Appeal Court of South Africa High Court and Court of Appeal, South Africa While in Melbourne, His Honour will teach 'What is it that Judges do? An Analysis of the Major Theories of Ajudication' from October 15 to 21 in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

15/10/2008 - 21/10/2008	Professor Stephen Mayson Professor of Strategy and Director of the Legal Services Policy Institute The College of Law of England & Wales, United Kingdom While in Melbourne, Profesor Mayson will teach Law Firm Strategy and Structure from October 15 to 21 in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

12/10/2008 - 9/11/2008	Ms Anne Hewitt Lecturer, Law School University of Adelaide During her visit to the Law School Ms Hewitt will be undertaking work on her research project, which is a consideration of the structure and success of legislative models prohibiting religious discrimination. She will be looking at legislative models in Australia, the United Kingdom and the European Union. Full Details

29/09/2008 - 3/10/2008	Professor John Prebble Professor of Law Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand While in Melbourne, Professor Prebble will teach "Jurisprudential Perspectives on Tax Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 29 September to 3 October, 2008. Full Details

29/09/2008 - 6/12/2008	Associate Professor Takuya Katsuta School of Law, Osaka City University Associate Professor Katsuta intends to research the jury system in Australia during his visit as part of his comparative study into the judicial systems in common law countries. Full Details

17/09/2008 - 23/09/2008	Professor Li-ann Thio Professor Law National University of Singapore, Singapore While in Melbourne, Professor Thio will teach "Constitutionalism in Asian Societies" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 17 to 23 September. Full Details

13/09/2008 - 21/09/2008	Professor Adrian Zuckerman Professor of Civil Procedure Faculty of Law, Oxford University Professor Zuckerman is visiting the Law School as part of the Oxford/Melbourne Faculty Exchange Program. Full Details

12/09/2008 - 9/11/2008	Dr Harshan Kumarasingham Research Fellow School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington Examining how Westminster constitutional Ccnventions operate at executive level compared to South East Asian and New Zealand. Full Details

1/09/2008 - 5/09/2008	Professor Jane Winn Director of the Shidler Center for Law, Commerce & Technology University of Washington Law School, United States While in Melbourne, Professor Winn will teach "Electronic Commerce Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 1 to 5 September, 2008. Full Details

27/08/2008 - 2/09/2008	Dr Noel Byrne formerly Senior Fellow in Intellectual Property Law Queen Mary Centre for Commercial Law Studies, University of London, United Kingdom While in Melbourne, Dr Byrne will teach "International and Comparative Patent Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 27 August to 2 September, 2008. Full Details

25/08/2008 - 20/01/2009	Professor Gangling Xue Dean Law School, China University of Political Schience and Law Professor Xue is researching for a project sponsored by the National Philosophy and Social Science Foundation, titled "The Structure and Funcitioning of Government Power in the Vision of the Rule of Law --- The Restriction and Coordination Among Policy-making, Execution and Supervision". Australian is one of the most advance countries in the field of administrative management. During her stay, Professor Xue will analyse the historical background of Australia's public administrative reforms; theories behind the reforms; and measures and steps Australia took in the process of achieving a better administration. She is also interested in how the law, especially Administrative Law, has reflected the reform and guaranteed its success. Full Details

20/08/2008 - 26/08/2008	Professor Philippe Sands QC Director of the Centre on International Courts and Tribunals University College London, UK While in Melbourne, Professor Sands will teach "International Criminal Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 20 to 26 August, 2008. Full Details

11/08/2008 - 22/12/2008	Ms Kylie Evans Human Rights Specialist Department of Human Services, Victoria Ms Evans will be researching some aspects of the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities includin the obligations it imposes on public authorities in the Human Services context. Full Details

11/08/2008 - 31/12/2008	Dr Jeannie Paterson Senior Lecturer Monash University Dr Paterson will be working with Arlen Duke and Andrew Robertson on the 3rd edition of Principles of Contract Law. Full Details

8/08/2008 - 4/03/2009	Professor Graeme Austin J Byron McCormick Professor of Law James E Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona Professor Austin's principal project is a book length study, Human Rights and Intellectual Property: Analysis and Sources (co-authored with Professor Larry Helfer (vanderbilt); under contract with Cambridge University Press). The study examines the integration of international human rights norms into the international law of intellectual property - both at the systemic/institutional level, and also through a number of case studies, including: freedom of expression, education rights, the right to an adequate standard of health, and the right to participate in cultural life. Full Details

1/08/2008 - 15/09/2008	Ms Jin Chun Jin Chun is participating in the International Research Visitors Scheme of the Law School. She is comparing the new Chinese and Japanese insolvency regimes with Australian insolvency law. Full Details

1/08/2008 - 28/02/2009	The Hon Justice Chan Ho Park Judge Chang-won District Court, South Korea Justice Park's research while at the Law School will focus on preservative measures and amended bankruptcy and discharge laws, and the problems that Korea faces in adjusting to rapid social changes. He will learn how best to tackle these challenges, by drawing from jurisprudence of preservative measures and bankruptcy law, especially concerning consumer bankruptcy. Justice Park's studies will consider the laws governing preservative measures in Australia, the spirit and history of legislation, and related precedents. Full Details

30/07/2008 - 5/08/2008	Professor Sanford Levinson Chair in Law University of Texas, United States While in Melbourne, Professor Levinson will teach "Constitutional Design" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 30 July to 5 August, 2008. Full Details

28/07/2008 - 1/08/2008	Dr James Edelman Fellow in Law University of Oxford, UK While in Melbourne, Dr Edelman will teach "Unjust Enrichment in Commercial Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 28 July to 1 August, 2008. Full Details

28/07/2008 - 8/08/2008	Professor Martin Davies Director of the Maritime Law Center Tulane Law School, New Orleans, United States While in Melbourne, Professor Davies will teach "International Trade Law" from July 28 to August 1 and "Maritime Law" from August 4 to 8, 2008, for the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

23/07/2008 - 29/07/2008	Professor Yariv Brauner Professor of Law University of Florida, United States While in Melbourne, Professor Brauner will teach "United States Corporate and International Tax" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 23 to 29 July, 2008. Full Details

21/07/2008 - 30/07/2008	Professor Susan Saab Fortney George H. Mahon Professor of Law, Paul Whitfield Horn Professor Texas Tech University School of Law Professor Susan Saab Fortney will be visiting Melbourne Law School to work with Christine Parker and Linda Haller on comaprative research on ethical infrastructure in lage law firms, and the role of insurers in promoting good ethical intrastructure in law firms. Full Details

17/07/2008 - 15/08/2008	Professor Christina Murray Professor of Constitutional and Human Rights Law & Head of the the Department of Public Law University of Cape Town The focus of Professor Murray's current research is on fundemental constitutional change and the processes by which it is acheived, with particular emphasis on constitution-making in divided societies, or those that have recently undergone protracted conflict. Full Details

15/07/2008 - 15/10/2008	Professor Aniceto Masferrer Professor of Comparative Legal History, Law School University of Valencia Professor Masferrer will use his visit to focus on legal reform in the Anglo-American legal tradition, and particularly on the Codification movement in the Australian legal tradition. This subject constitutes part of a wider research project which led him to work at the Universities of Cambridge (2005) and Harvard (2006), where he dealt with the Codification issue in the United Kingdom and the United States. Full Details

14/07/2008 - 31/08/2008	Mr Stephen King Lecturer and Tutor School of Law, University of Limerick "Martial Arts and the Law: How the Law Regulates Martial Arts" Stephen is investigating whether the common law tradition or current legislation is adequate to deal with the new legal challenges which if aces from these dangerous activities (martial arts) and whether these activities need to be better regulated. Full Details

9/07/2008 - 15/07/2008	Professor Brian Burdekin Visiting Professor Raoul Wallenberg Institute, Sweden While in Melbourne, Professor Burdekin will teach "National Human Rights Institutions" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 9 to 15 July, 2008. Full Details

7/07/2008 - 11/07/2008	Professor David Caudill Arthur M Goldberg Family Chair in Law, United States Villanova University While in Melbourne, Professor Caudill will teach "Expert Evidence" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 7 to 11 July, 2008. Full Details

2/07/2008 - 8/07/2008	Professor Elisabeth Zoller Professor of Public Law Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris II) While in Melbourne, Professor Zoller will teach "Comparative Constitutional Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 2 to 8 July, 2008. Full Details

1/07/2008 - 31/05/2009	Professor Antony Anghie Samuel D Thurman Professor of Law S J Quinney College of Law, University of Utah Professor Anghie will be an IILAH (Institute for International Law and the Humanities) Visiting Fellow during his sabbatical, from July 2008 to May 2009. Full Details

1/07/2008 - 31/10/2008	Professor Russell Smyth Deputy Head, Department of Economics Monash University During his visit Professor Smyth will be conducting empirical studies of judicial behaviour and decision-making. Specifically, he will be working with a database of the citation practice of the State supreme courts over the twentieth century. Full Details

30/06/2008 - 4/07/2008	Professor Tony Duggan Professor of Law University of Toronto While in Melbourne, Professor Duggan will teach "Equity and Commerce" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 30 June to 4 July, 2008. Full Details

30/06/2008 - 4/07/2008	Professor Rod Smolla Dean of the School of Law Washington and Lee University, United States While in Melbourne, Professor Smolla will teach "Defamation Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 30 June to 4 July, 2008. Full Details

25/06/2008 - 1/07/2008	Associate Professor Balakrishnan Rajagopal Ford International Associate Professor of Law and Development Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States While in Melbourne, Associate Professor Rajagopal will teach "Trade, Human Rights and Development" in the Melbourne Law Masters from 25 June to 1 July, 2008. Full Details

23/06/2008 - 27/06/2008	Professor Paul Mahoney Professor of Law Faculty of Law, University of Virginia, United States While in Melbourne, Professor Mahoney will teach "United States Securities Regulation" in the Melbourne Law Masters from June 23 to 27, 2008. Full Details

18/06/2008 - 24/06/2008	Professor Christian Johnson Professor of Law Loyola University Chicago, United States While in Melbourne, Professor Johnson will teach "International Corporate Finance: Negotiating and Documenting OTC Derivatives and Repos" in the Melbourne Law Masters from June 18 to 24, 2008. Full Details

16/06/2008 - 20/06/2008	Professor Matthew Mitten Director, National Sports Law Institute Marquette University Law School, Milwaukee, USA While in Melbourne, Professor Mitten will teach United States Sports Law in the Melbourne Law Masters from June 16 to 20, 2008. Full Details

11/06/2008 - 17/06/2008	Professor Pierre Legrand Director of the Postgraduate Program in Comparative Legal Studies Université Pantheon-Sorbonne, France While in Melbourne, Professor Legrand will teach Comparative Law in the Melbourne Law Masters from June 11 to 17, 2008. Full Details

10/06/2008 - 10/06/2009	Judge Atsushi Shiraishi Judge Tokyo District Court Judge Atsushi Shiraishi is visiting the Law School as part of the Supreme Court of Japan's "Overseas Training and Research Program". During his visit, Judge Shiraishi will research the participation of victims in criminal justice and his/her influence over juries, verdicts and defendants. Full Details

2/06/2008 - 6/06/2008	Mr Damien Eastman International Monetary Fund, United States While in Melbourne, Mr Eastman will co-teach, with Dr Andrew Mitchell, "Global Financial Order: IMF and World Bank" in the Melbourne Law Masters from June 2 to 6. Full Details

21/05/2008 - 27/05/2008	Associate Professor Alvaro Santos Georgetown Law School While in Melbourne, Associate Professor Santos will teach "International and Comparative Labour Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from May 21 to 27. Full Details

19/05/2008 - 28/05/2008	Mr Nguyen Khanh Ngoc Vice Director International Law Department, Ministry of Justice, Vietnam Research on: "Legal Sources and Practise on Legal Interpretation in the Process of Dispute Settlement within WTO and Experience Lessons to Vietnam" as part of LERAP-CIDA Training Program. This Training Program was coordinated by the Asian Law Centre, Andrew Mitchell and Jürgen Kurtz.. Full Details

19/05/2008 - 31/05/2008	Mr Dang Trung Ha Legal Expert International Law Department, Ministry of Justice, Vietnam Research on: ""Experience of certain countries in the engagement and preparation for dispute cases within WTO and recommendations for Vietnam" as part of LERAP-CIDA Training Program. This Training Program was coordinated by the Asian Law Centre, Andrew Mitchell and Jürgen Kurtz.. Full Details

19/05/2008 - 23/05/2008	Professor Owen Anderson Eugene Kuntz Professor of Oil, Gas & Natural Resources Law The University of Oklahoma College of Law While in Melbourne, Professor Anderson will co-teach, with Professor John Lowe, "International Petroleum Transactions" in the Melbourne Law Masters from May 19 to 23. Full Details

19/05/2008 - 23/05/2008	Professor John Lowe George W Hutchison Professor of Energy Law Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas While in Melbourne, Professor Lowe will co-teach, with Professor Owen Anderson, "International Petroleum Transactions" in the Melbourne Law Masters from May 19 to 23. Full Details

10/05/2008 - 24/05/2008	Prof Xiangqian Han Professor China University of Political Science and Law Professor Han is a leading expert in Chinese civil procedure law. The purpose of her visit is to engage in discussions wiht colleagues on recent reformes to the civil procedure law with particular emphasis on the introduction of revised rules of evidence for civil trials. Full Details

10/05/2008 - 24/05/2008	Prof Chongyi Fan Professor China University of Political Science and Law Professor Fan is a leading expert in Criminal Procedure Law and has played an important role in drafting amendments to the 1996 Criminal Procedure Law and the current round of amendments to the Criminal Procedure Law. He will visit to give a presentation on the process of negotiation of reformes to the current law. In particular he has been involved in seeking to reform the powers of pre-trial detention and to introduce measures to provide better protections to criminal suspects. Full Details

7/05/2008 - 13/05/2008	Associate Professor Andrew White Associate Professor of Law Singapore Management University While in Melbourne, Associate Professor White will co-teach, with Professor Tim Lindsey, "Islamic Law and Politics in Asia" in the Melbourne Law Masters from May 7 to 13. Full Details

7/05/2008 - 13/05/2008	Professor Graeme Austin J Byron McCormick Professor of Law University of Arizona College of Law While in Melbourne, Professor Austin will teach "Copyright Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from May 7 to 13. Full Details

30/04/2008 - 6/05/2008	Professor Rip Verkerke Director of the Program for Employment and Labor Law Studies University of Virginia Law School While in Melbourne, Professor Verkerke will teach "New Directions in Law and Economics" in the Melbourne Law Masters from April 30 to May 6. Full Details

22/04/2008 - 5/05/2008	Dr Hashim Tewfick State Minister Ministry of Justice of Ethiopia Full Details

14/04/2008 - 11/07/2008	Mr Hamid Chalid Lecturer Faculty of Law, University of Indonesia The research is based on water scarcity. As a public good and source of life, water scarcity is threatening life sustainablility and humanity. Access to water has to be positioned as a human right and should be protected at a constitutional level. Scarcity also brings about economic opportunity and leads the capitals bringing it into market economy with all the consequences. These two issues have brought the world into summit, initiated by the World Bank, producing the so called "Dublin Principles" where all issues about scarcity of water are formulated into a set of guidelines. This research will identify how states regulate their water and compromise all competing rights and uses of their water, especially in the World Bank's debtor countries. This research also studies public trust countries where water laws have developed for ceturies, far ealier before the World Bank's water policy took place. Full Details

9/04/2008 - 15/04/2008	Mr Richard Gordon QC Barrister While in Melbourne, Mr Gordon will teach "Commercial Judicial Review" from April 9 to 15 in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

9/04/2008 - 15/04/2008	Associate Professor Ralph Cunnington Associate Professor Birmingham Law School, University of Birmingham While in Melbourne, Associate Professor Cunnington will teach "Contract Damages" in the Melbourne Law Masters from April 9 to 15. Full Details

9/04/2008 - 15/04/2008	Mr Ralph Zacklin CMG Assistant Secretary-General for Legal Affairs United Nations While in Melbourne, Mr Zacklin will teach "International Peace and Security Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters from April 9 to 15. Full Details

9/04/2008 - 15/04/2008	Professor Susan Marks Professor of Public International Law King’s College London While in Melbourne, Professor Marks will teach "Interpreting International Human Rights" in the Melbourne Law Masters from April 9 to 15. Full Details

7/04/2008 - 11/04/2008	Ms Michele Law Consultant IDEA/INTERPEACE Ms Law's research seeks to determine why modern constitutions often negotiated during peace-making processes in time of great transition and within which are proscribed the vision and architecture of a new state structure seeking to emerge often from conflict or totalitarian regime, are not being adequately implemented to the detriment of these nascent states. Using case study and theoretical research she will examine the effect lack of constitutional implementation has to compound stagnation of state transformation. Full Details

2/04/2008 - 8/04/2008	Dr Thomas Poole Lecturer in Law London School of Economics While in Melbourne, Dr Poole will teach "Administrative Law in an Age of Rights" from April 2 to 8 in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

2/04/2008 - 8/04/2008	Professor Mark Sidel Professor of Law and International Affairs University of Iowa While in Melbourne, Professor Sidel will teach Civil Society and the Law from April 2 to 8 in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

31/03/2008 - 6/04/2008	Ms Hina Jilani Advocate Supreme Court of Pakistan Full Details

31/03/2008 - 8/04/2008	Ms Devika Hovell DPhil Candidate Balliol College, University of Oxford Devika Hovell is conducting research in to "UN Sanctions, Security Council Decision-making and Procedural Guarantees". Her doctorate explores the potential for the application of public law principles to the administration of sanctions regimes by the UN Security Council and sanctions committees. During her visit, Ms Hovell will deliver an IILAH Lunchtime Seminar on the topic 'Legal Conceptualization of Security Council “Sanctions”', on 3 April 2008. For details, please contact Vesna Stefanovski on 8344 6589. Full Details

27/03/2008 - 31/12/2008	Mr Martin Jones Visitor Osgoode Hall, York University, Toronto Martin will be conducting research and developing a proposal concernting the reform of the governance of international refugee law. One hundred and forty seven states and one international agency are required to implement and enforce the rights contained in the Convention relating to the status of refugees of 1951. However, unlike other treaties, there is no meaningful complaints or dispute resolution mechanism to ensure compliance. At present there is no meaningful formal legal process by which to reconcile conflicting policies and judicial decisions between sovereign jurisdictions: the resulting differences in interpretation undermine both the legimacy of the regime and its ability to provide protection to refugees. Martin's research will edeavour to assess the current situation and to suggest possible solutions. Full Details

27/03/2008 - 31/12/2008	Mr Martin Jones Visitor Osgoode Hall, York University Toronto I will be conducting research and developing a proposal concerning the reform of the governance of international refugee law. One hundred and forty seven states and one international agency are required to implement and enforce the rights contained in the Convention relating to the status of refugees of 1951. However, unlike other treaties, there is no meaningful complaints or dispute resolution mechanism to ensure compliance. At present there is no meaningful formal legal process by which to reconcile conflicting policies and judicial decisions between sovereign jurisdictions; the resulting differences in interpretation undermine both the legitimacy of the regime and its ability to provide protection to refugees. My research will endeavour to assess the current situation and to suggest possible solutions. Full Details

21/03/2008 - 1/04/2008	Professor Dominic McGoldrick Professor of Public International Law and Director of the International and European Law Unit University of Liverpool While in Melbourne, Professor McGoldrick will teach "European Convention on Human Rights" in the Melbourne Law Masters from March 26 to April 1, 2008. Full Details

17/03/2008 - 20/03/2008	Professor Martin Scheinin Armfelt Professor of Constitutional and International Law Åbo Akademi University, Finland While in Melbourne, Professor Scheinin will teach "Human Rights and Terrorism" from March 17 to 20 in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

12/03/2008 - 18/03/2008	Professor Gavin Phillipson Chair in Law University of Durham While in Melbourne, Professor Phillipson will co-teach "Privacy and the Media" (with Associate Professor Megan Richardson) in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

12/03/2008 - 18/03/2008	Professor Nicolas Terry Chester A Myers Professor of Law and Co-Director, Center for Health Law Studies St Louis University School of Law While in Melbourne, Professor Terry will teach "e-Health Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

12/03/2008 - 18/03/2008	Professor Terence Daintith University of Western Australia and Bucerius Law School, Hamburg, Germany While in Melbourne, Professor Daintith will teach "Regulation and the Law" in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

10/03/2008 - 31/03/2008	Associate Professor Victor Yeo Visiting Scholar Nanyang Business School Engaging in collaborative research on a comparative study of the regulatory and governance frameworks of Australia and Singapore. Full Details

4/03/2008 - 28/03/2008	Mr Roger Masterman Human Rights Centre, Department of Law University of Durham While here, Mr Masterman will be working on his AHRC (Arts and Humanities Research Council) project on 'The Separation of Powers in Contemporary Context', which seeks to analyse the position and requirements of the separation of powers doctrine in the contemporary United Kingdom constitution. Full Details

3/03/2008 - 31/05/2008	The Hon Alastair Nicholson AO RFD QC Retired Chief Justice of the Family Court of Australia The Hon Alastair Nicholson is conducting a review of the efficacy of Australia's dissemination of international humanitarian law on behalf of the Australian Red Cross and the National IHL Dissemination Committee. The review will consider the structure of national IHL programmes and make recommendations with respect to improve and enhance such programmes. Full Details

25/02/2008 - 29/02/2008	Mr Jan Job de Vries Robbé Dutch Development Bank FMO, Netherlands While in Melbourne, Mr de Vries Robbé will teach "Derivatives Law and Practice" in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

20/02/2008 - 31/03/2008	Professor Charles Weathers Professor, Graduate School of Economics Osaka City University Professor Weathers will conduct study in to labour relations in Australia in order to expand his research on labour union activities and industrial relations in the US and Japan. While a visitor at CELRL (Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law), Professor Weathers will present a Labour Law Seminar on the topic of US-Japan labour union activities. Full Details

18/02/2008 - 4/04/2008	Associate Professor Lisa Philipps Associate Professor, Osgoode Hall Law School York University, Toronto At the Law School on sabbatical, Associate Professor Philipps will be pursuing her research on the tax treatment of informal family workers, transnational regulation of fiscal policy, and international experience with gender budgeting and gender analysis of tax policy. She will also co-teach the graduate subject Fiscal Reform and Development with Associate Professor Miranda Stewart. Full Details

18/02/2008 - 31/05/2008	Ms Kirsten Lodding Project Officer Australian Red Cross Kirsten Lodding is assisting the Hon Alastair Nicholson AO RFD QC in the evaluation of the IHL programme of the Australian Red Cross. The evaluation will take place from February to May 2008. The APCML is providing office space for Ms Lodding and Mr Nicholson to conduct this evaluation. Full Details

11/02/2008 - 15/02/2008	Dr David Kershaw Lecturer London School of Economics Dr David Kershaw lectures at the London School of Economics and is a senior researcher in the LSE’s Financial Markets Group. While in Melbourne, Dr Kershaw will teach Comparative Corporate Governance in the Melbourne Law Masters from February 11 - 15, 2008. Full Details

4/02/2008 - 3/03/2008	Associate Professor James Kelly Associate Professor, Department of Political Science Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec Full Details

4/02/2008 - 8/02/2008	The Hon Justice John Evans Judge Federal Court of Canada, Appeal Division Full Details

1/02/2008 - 31/03/2008	Ms Jin Chun Kyoto University Jin Chun is participating in the International Research Visitors Scheme of the Law School. She is comparing the new Chinese and Japanese insolvency regimes with Australian insolvency law. Full Details

1/02/2008 - 9/09/2008	Professor Weichen Gu Director, Department of College English and Legal English Hebei Normal University Comparative study of the Chinese and Western legal systems. Full Details

30/01/2008 - 5/02/2008	Justice Zak Yacoob Constitutional Court of South Africa Justice Zak Yacoob of the Constitutional Court of South Africa will teach 'Human Rights in Context: A Case Study' in the Melbourne Law Masters from January 30 to February 5, 2008. Full Details

28/01/2008 - 7/03/2008	Professor Ian Leigh Professor of Law University of Durham While Professor Leigh is here the topics he will be researching are 'The treatment of national security and foreign relations under comparative constitutional law in the context of the global war on terror since 9/11.' and 'The protection of human rights (including religious freedom) in Australian law.' Full Details

23/01/2008 - 25/01/2008	Dr Shae McCrystal Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law The University of Sydney Dr McCrystal will be a visitor of the Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law and will conduct a seminar while she is here. For further information, please visitor the Centre's website: http://celrl.law.unimelb.edu.au/ Full Details

21/01/2008 - 25/01/2008	Professor Peter Schuck Simeon E. Baldwin Professor of Law Yale University Professor Peter H. Schuck, Simeon E. Baldwin Professor of Law at Yale University, will teach 'Groups, Diversity and the Law' in the Melbourne Law Masters from January 21 to 25, 2008. Full Details

15/01/2008 - 27/02/2008	Professor Judy Fudge Professor, Faculty of Law University of Victoria, Canada Professor Fudge will use her visit to conduct research in to the topic 'Governing Employment in the New Economy: Law, Regulation and Labour Market Institutions.' Full Details

2/01/2008 - 30/06/2008	Professor Heping Dong Director, International Exchange Center of NUPL Northwest University of Politics and Law, PRC While here, Professor Dong intends to undertake research in to constitutional review. Full Details

2/01/2008 - 30/06/2008	Professor Alison Young Head of Department (Criminology), School of Political Science, Criminology and Sociology The University of Melbourne On sabbatical at the Law School in 2008, Professor Young will be conducting research in to the following areas: legal responses to sexual assault; law and aesthetics; and cinematic representations of violence, justice and trauma. Full Details

2/01/2008 - 31/01/2008	Ms Kate Parlett PhD Candidate Jesus College, University of Cambridge During her visit, Ms Parlett intends to conduct research on her PhD thesis topic 'The Position of the Individual in the International Legal System.' Full Details

20/12/2007 - 19/03/2008	Professor Yoshizumi Tojo Professor Faculty of Law & Politics, Rikkyo University, Japan During his visit, Professor Tojo will undertake research in to the topic 'Energy Security in the Emerging Competitive Global Energy Market: The Role of Regional Trade Agreements'. Full Details

13/12/2007 - 19/12/2007	Dr Catriona Drew School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, United Kingdom Dr Drew will teach State-Building and the United Nations, with Professor Gerry Simpson and Mr Bruce Oswald, for the Melbourne Law Masters from December 13 to 19, 2007. Full Details

13/12/2007 - 19/12/2007	Professor Gerry Simpson Reader in Public International Law London School of Economics, United Kingdom Professor Simpson will teach State-Building and the United Nations, with Dr Catriona Drew and Mr Bruce Oswald, for the Melbourne Law Masters from December 13 to 19, 2007. Full Details

5/12/2007 - 11/12/2007	Professor Michael Bridge Dean of the Faculty of Laws and Professor Commercial Law University College London, United Kingdom Full Details

5/12/2007 - 11/12/2007	Professor Allen Snyder University of San Diego, United States Professor Snyder will teach Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Melbourne Law Masters from December 5 to 11, 2007. Full Details

4/12/2007 - 6/12/2007	Professor Seymour Moskowitz Professor of Law Valparaiso University School of Law, Valparaiso, IN Full Details

19/11/2007 - 14/12/2007	Ms Melanie O'Brien PhD Candidate School of Law, University of Nottingham Ms O'Brien will be conducting research in to her PhD, which examines national and international criminal jurisdiction over peacekeepers for gender-based crimes. Her research at the Asia Pacific Centre for Military Law will include criminal accountability of Australian peacekeepers, and military criminal jurisdiction in general. The research will also look at aspects of peace support operations relevant to the problem, such as Codes of Conduct, command structure, relationship with authorities, and applicability of international humanitarian law. Full Details

2/10/2007 - 2/10/2007	Professor Mashiro Hidaka Osaka Gakuin University, Japan Full Details

26/09/2007 - 25/03/2008	Associate Professor Masahiro Hidaka Faculty of Economics, Osaka Gakuin University Associate Professor Masahiro Hidaka's study interest is tax reform in ageing society. Full Details

24/09/2007 - 22/12/2007	Mr Donal Nolan Fellow and Tutor in Law Worcester College, Oxford University Mr Donal Nolan is visiting under the recently established research exchange program between the Faculties of Law at Oxford and Melbourne. The focus of his current research is three-fold: the tort of negligence, equitable estoppel, and the so-called "compensation culture". Full Details

19/09/2007 - 25/09/2007	Professor Elisabeth Zoller Director of the Center for American Law Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris II) Professor Zoller will teach Comparative Constitutional Law for the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

11/09/2007 - 14/09/2007	Professor Andrew Harding Professor of Asia-Pacific, Legal Relations, Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives University of Victoria, Canada Full Details

10/09/2007 - 14/09/2007	Dr Nguyen Van Tuyen Deputy Head, Financial and Banking Law Division, Faculty of Economic Law Hanoi Law University, Vietnam Full Details

10/09/2007 - 14/09/2007	Vu Thi Nga Head, Story of State and law Division, Faculty of Constitutional and Administrative Law Hanoi Law University, Vietnam Full Details

10/09/2007 - 14/09/2007	Tran Thi Hien Head, Administrative Law Division, Faculty of Constitutional and Administrative Law Hanoi Law University, Vietnam Full Details

10/09/2007 - 14/09/2007	Vu Thi Nga Head, Story of State and Law Division, Faculty of Constitutional and Administrative Law Hanoi Law University, Vietnam Full Details

10/09/2007 - 10/09/2007	Professor Chihiro Nunoi Professor of Law, Graduate School of International Corporate Srategy Hitotsubashi University, Japan Full Details

10/09/2007 - 10/09/2007	Dr Hiroyuki Ogawa Faculty of Law, Asia University, Japan Full Details

10/09/2007 - 14/09/2007	Dr Nguyen Cong Binh Vice Dean, Criminal Law Faculty; Head, Civil Procedure Law Division Hanoi Law University, Vietnam Full Details

1/09/2007 - 1/09/2008	Associate Professor Chaowu Jin Associate Professor, School of Law Central University of Finance and Economics, People's Republic of China Full Details

21/08/2007 - 20/02/2008	Judge Cheol Min JUNG Judge Supreme Court of Korea Judge Jung is visiting as part of the Supreme Court of Korea's "Overseas Research and Study Program". He has a particular interest in the areas of: mediation as a new means of dispute resolution; and the adversarial system and methodology of collecting/presenting evidence in investigation. Full Details

20/08/2007 - 24/08/2007	Professor Jane Winn University of Washington Jane Winn is a Professor of Law and Director of the Shidler Center for Law, Commerce & Technology at the University of Washington. While in Melbourne, Professor Winn will teach 'Electronic Commerce Law' in the Melbourne Law Masters from August 20 to 24. Full Details

9/08/2007 - 31/07/2008	Professor Shoichi Tagashira Graduate School of Law, Sophia University Full Details

8/08/2007 - 14/08/2007	Professor Deborah Hensler Stanford Law School Professor Hensler will teach Class Actions for the Melbourne Law Masters (with Professor Camille Cameron and Mr Bernard Murphy). Full Details

6/08/2007 - 10/08/2007	Dr Ian Walden Queen Mary University of London While in Melbourne, Dr Walden will teach Communications Law (with Mr Jonathon Gill) for the Melbourne Law Masters in August 2007. Full Details

6/08/2007 - 17/08/2007	Dr Jose Miola Lecturer Faculty of Law, University of Leicester During his visit, Dr Miola will conduct research in to the topic "Materiality of Risk". Full Details

1/08/2007 - 15/08/2007	Professor Masako Kamiya Professor Gakushuin University, Japan Full Details

26/07/2007 - 22/08/2007	Professor Elena Pariotti Professor Faculty of Political Sciences, Padua University Professor Pariotti is visiting as part of the exchange programme between the University of Melbourne and Padua University (Italy) and is being hosted by the Faculty's Institute for International Law and the Humanities. Professor Pariotti's current researches deal with the transformations of international law; the "new" subjects of international law and internationalization of human rights; and the relationship between human rights and international economics. Full Details

18/07/2007 - 24/07/2007	Professor Christina Murray The University of Cape Town While in Melbourne, Professor Murray will teach Constitution Making for the Melbourne Law Masters in July 2007. Full Details

17/07/2007 - 29/07/2007	Professor Brian Murchison Acting Dean and Charles S Rowe Professor of Law School of Law, Washington and Lee University Professor Murchison is guest speaker at a Centre for Media and Communications Law seminar in Melbourne and in Sydney; he will also be addressing the conference 'The Courts and the Media', at the Law School. Full Details

16/07/2007 - 20/07/2007	Professor Robert Howse Alene and Allan F Smith Professor of Law University of Michigan Professor Howse will deliver a Distinguished Visitor Public Lecture on the topic 'Human Rights Conditionality in International Trade: Revisiting the Debate', on 18 July 2007 at 6pm for 6.30pm, Melbourne Law School; he will also participate in a Research Workshop organised by the Institute for International Law and the Humanities (IILAH), on the topic 'Tracing the Contours of the Right to Regulate at International Law', on 17 July 2007 at the Law School. Full Details

16/07/2007 - 16/08/2007	Professor Emeritus Sir Roy Goode CBE QC Professor of Law Faculty of Law, University of Oxford Full Details

16/07/2007 - 10/08/2007	Associate Professor Diana Sancho Villa Facultad Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos Associate Professor Sancho Villa is currently working on the revision of a book she wrote in 2003, Transferencia Internacional de datos personales (International transfer of personal data). She will use her visit to 'explore the legal anatomy of international flows of personal data from Europe to Australia.' Full Details

16/07/2007 - 31/07/2007	Professor Jean Du Plessis School of Law, Deakin University Full Details

8/07/2007 - 11/07/2007	Mr Robert Britt Japanese Legal Materials Specialist, Marian Gould Gallagher Law Library, East Asian Law Department University of Washington, USA Evaluation of Japanese law collection at the University of Melbourne. Full Details

5/07/2007 - 5/07/2007	Professor Liu Guofu Vice-Dean Shantou University, People's Republic of China Full Details

2/07/2007 - 5/07/2007	Professor David Claudill Arthur M Goldberg Family Chair in Law at Villanova University Professor Claudill will teach Entertainment Law for the Melbourne Law Masters in July 2007. Full Details

2/07/2007 - 6/07/2007	Professor Sarah Worthington Professor of Law at the London School of Economics Professor Worthing will teach Equity and Commerce for the Melbourne Law Masters in July 2007. Full Details

1/07/2007 - 31/12/2007	Dr Anthony Forsyth Department of Business Law & Taxation, Faculty of Business & Economics, Monash University Full Details

1/07/2007 - 30/04/2008	Dr Roger Douglas La Trobe Law, La Trobe University Dr Douglas will be conducting research in to the development and implementation of counter-terror laws in common law countries. Full Details

1/07/2007 - 31/12/2007	Dr Savitri Taylor Senior Lecturer in Law La Trobe Law, La Trobe University Full Details

28/06/2007 - 30/06/2007	Professor Clive Walker School of Law, University of Leeds Professor Walker will be conducting research in to law teaching buildings, as he is involved in designing a new building. He will also be presenting a seminar on terrorism. Full Details

28/06/2007 - 6/07/2007	Professor Kurnia Toha Professor, Faculty of Law University of Indonesia, Indonesia Full Details

13/06/2007 - 11/06/2008	Judge Takamoto Hagiwara Judge Tokyo District Court Judge Takamoto Hagiwara is visiting the Law School as part of the Supreme Court of Japan's "Overseas Training and Research Program". During his visit, Judge Hagiwara will research civil action procedure in Australia, especially the way in which to utilise experts in a specialised suit such as medical lawsuits and intellectual property suits. Full Details

11/06/2007 - 18/06/2007	Mr Noor Huda Ismail Indonesia Full Details

5/06/2007 - 8/06/2007	Professor BS Chimni School of International Law, Jawaharlal Nehru University Professor BS Chimni will present the 2007 Sir Kenneth Bailey Memorial Lecture on 6 June 2007 and, together with Professor Peter Drahos (ANU), will deliver the Institute for International Law & the Humanities' (IILAH) Twilight Seminar on 7 June 2007. Full Details

4/06/2007 - 15/05/2007	Professor Danie Visser Professor of Private Law University of Capetown Professor Visser will teach Comparative Law in the Melbourne JD in June 2007. Full Details

1/06/2007 - 31/08/2007	Ms Jin Chun School of Law, Kyoto University Associate Professor Jin Chun will be undertaking research, comparing the bankruptcy laws of Australia, Japan and China. During her stay, Jin Chun presented an Asian Law Centre 'Asian Legal Dialogue' in Japanese on 'The New Chinese Enterprise Insolvency Law (2006)'. The flyer can be viewed at http://alc.law.unimelb.edu.au/download.cfm?DownloadFile=1AAD47FA-1422-207C-BAFAE0FECF4FE77B Full Details

1/06/2007 - 30/09/2007	Miss Jin Sheng PhD Candidate Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong Full Details

26/05/2007 - 3/06/2007	Professor Howell Jackson Harvard Law School Full Details

24/05/2007 - 15/06/2007	Mr Michael Starks Associate Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy, University of Oxford Mr Starks will be undertaking research in to the receiver market side of Australia's digital switchover. Full Details

22/05/2007 - 14/06/2007	Associate Professor Ross McLeod Senior Fellow, Indonesia Project, Division of Economics Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University, Australia Full Details

16/05/2007 - 16/05/2007	Dr Nadirsyah Hosen Lecturer Faculty of Law, University of Wollongong, Australia Full Details

14/05/2007 - 8/06/2007	Associate Professor Douglas Arner Universitas 21 Fellow Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong Full Details

2/05/2007 - 12/05/2007	Professor Douglas Branson W Edward Sell Chair in Law University of Pittsburgh Professor Branson will co-teach (with Professors John Farrar and Ian Ramsay) Corporate Governance and Directors’ Duties in the Melbourne Law Masters. Full Details

1/05/2007 - 5/06/2007	Professor Michael Taggart Auckland Law School Professor Michael Taggart will teach "Exploring the Public Private Law Divide" in the Melbourne Law Masters program in May and June 2007. Full Details

30/04/2007 - 11/05/2007	Professor John Lowe George W Hutchison Professor of Energy Law Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas Professor Lowe will co-teach (with Professor Owen Anderson) 'International Petroleum Transactions', and 'Transnational Oil, Gas and Mineral Law' for the Melbourne Law Masters Program in April and May 2007. Full Details

30/04/2007 - 11/05/2007	Professor Owen Anderson Eugene Kuntz Professor of Oil, Gas & Natural Resources Law The University of Oklahoma College of Law Professor Anderson will co-teach (with Professor John Lowe) 'International Petroleum Transactions', and 'Transnational Oil, Gas and Mineral Law' for the Melbourne Law Masters Program in April and May 2007 Full Details

18/04/2007 - 24/04/2007	Professor Davison Douglas Arthur B Hanson Professor of Law at the William and Mary School of Law Professor Douglas will teach 'Can Constitutions Protect Rights?' for the Graduate Program. Full Details

11/04/2007 - 17/04/2007	Professor John Tiley Professor of Tax Law and Fellow of Queens’ College in the University of Cambridge John Tiley is Professor of Tax Law and a Fellow of Queens’ College in the University of Cambridge and been Director of the Law Faculty’s LLM program on several occasions - he is currently Director of the Centre for Tax Law. Professor Tiley will teach UK Taxation: Principles and New Developments for the Graduate Program from April 11 to 17, 2007. Full Details

11/04/2007 - 17/04/2007	Professor Pierre Legrand Université Pantheon-Sorbonne Pierre Legrand teaches law at the Sorbonne where he acts as director of the postgraduate program in comparative legal studies. He will teach Comparative Law to the Graduate Program in 2007. Full Details

10/04/2007 - 10/06/2007	Dr Dirk Hanschel Senior Research Assistant at the Chair of German and Comparative Public Law International Law and European Law, University of Mannheim, Germany Dr Hanschel will be conducting post-doctoral research on challenges to multi-level federalist systems. Full Details

31/03/2007 - 30/04/2007	Judge Yoshida Judge Tokyo District Court, Japan Full Details

29/03/2007 - 1/05/2007	Dr William Hodge Associate Professor Faculty of Law, University of Auckland Full Details

19/03/2007 - 23/03/2007	Professor Jane Winn University of Washington Professor Jane Winn, Charles I. Stone Professor of Law and Director of the Shidler Center for Law, Commerce & Technology at the University of Washington, will teach Cybersecurity Law for the Graduate Program Full Details

18/03/2007 - 21/03/2007	Associate Professor Kazuhiro Nishida Assoiciate Professor Okayama University Law School, Japan Full Details

18/03/2007 - 27/03/2007	Professor Masateru Kawano Professor Kumamoto-gakuen University and Kyushu Unveristy, Japan Full Details

18/03/2007 - 21/03/2007	Ms Shuan Chen Chou Counicl of Labour Affairs, Taiwan, Taiwan Full Details

14/03/2007 - 20/03/2007	Professor Terence Daintith University of Western Australia Professor Terence Daintith from the University of Western Australia will teach Regulation and the Law as part of the Graduate Program Full Details

7/03/2007 - 13/03/2007	Ms Vivienne O'Connor Irish Centre for Human Rights Vivienne O'Connor is the Rule of Law Project Officer at the Irish Centre for Human Rights. She is also the Co-Director of the Model Codes for Post-Conflict Criminal Justice Project, a project run jointly by the Irish Centre for Human Rights and the US Institute of Peace that focusses on postconflict criminal law reform. Vivienne will teach Criminal Law and Development as part of the Graduate Program from March 19-23, 2007. Full Details

5/03/2007 - 7/03/2007	Professor Shoici Tagashira Professor Graduate school of law, Sophia University, Japan Full Details

5/03/2007 - 7/03/2007	Professor Ikuo Sugawara Director of PSIM Consortium, Graduate School of Law Nagoya University, Japan Full Details

5/03/2007 - 7/03/2007	Professor Takao Yamada Professor Graduate School of Law, Nihon University, Japan Full Details

5/03/2007 - 7/03/2007	Professor Masaru Shintani Professor Graduate School of Law, Nihon University, Japan Full Details

5/03/2007 - 7/03/2007	Professor Hiroyuki Sano Professor Graduate School of Law, Kagoshima University, Japan Full Details

5/03/2007 - 7/03/2007	Associate Professor Satoshi Miyagi Assoiciate Professor Graduate School of Law, University of the Ryukyu, Japan Full Details

5/03/2007 - 7/03/2007	Ms Keiko Imazai Research Fellow Graduate School of Law, Nagoya University, Japan Full Details

5/03/2007 - 5/03/2007	Ms Yuko Nakura Research Fellow Graduate School of Law, Nagoya University, Japan Full Details

1/03/2007 - 1/03/2007	Professor Amin Abdullah Rector UIN Yogyakarta, Indonesia Full Details

1/03/2007 - 1/03/2007	Professor Bernard Ardeney-Risakotta Director ICRS-Yogyakarta, Indonesia Full Details

1/03/2007 - 29/06/2007	Dr Bronwyn Naylor Senior Lecturer Law Faculty, Monash University Full Details

1/03/2007 - 30/06/2007	Ms Shuan Chen Chou Executive Office, Department of Labor Standards Council of Labor Affairs, Taiwan Full Details

27/02/2007 - 27/02/2007	Hilman Latief Indonesia Full Details

27/02/2007 - 27/02/2007	Mr Muhammad Hanif Indonesia Full Details

27/02/2007 - 27/02/2007	Aay Muhammad Furkon Indonesia Full Details

26/02/2007 - 10/03/2007	Judge Tsuyoshi Mukuno Judge Chiba District Court, Japan Full Details

20/02/2007 - 20/08/2007	Judge Sang Ryeol Shin Judge Supreme Court of Korea, Korea Full Details

20/02/2007 - 20/08/2007	Judge Sang Ryeol SHIN Supreme Court of Korea Full Details

19/02/2007 - 28/02/2007	Professor Gregor Noll Faculty of Law, University of Lund Full Details

16/02/2007 - 16/02/2007	Professor Ken Mizuno Professor Gakushuin University Law School Full Details

12/02/2007 - 11/05/2007	Ms Carolyn Sutherland Lecturer Department of Business Law and Taxation, Monash University Full Details

11/02/2007 - 17/02/2007	Professor Chuck Ito Professor Chuo Law School. Japan Full Details

4/02/2007 - 7/02/2007	Professor Dan Rosen Professor Chuo Law School. Japan Full Details

4/02/2007 - 14/02/2007	Professor David Marcello Tulance Law School, USA Full Details

1/02/2007 - 20/05/2007	Professor Peter Tague Georgetown University Law Center, Washington DC, USA Full Details

22/01/2007 - 31/07/2007	Dr Hanne Søndergaard Birkmose Assistant Professor Department of Law, Aarhus School of Business, Denmark Full Details

11/01/2007 - 28/02/2007	Professor Martha Bailey Queen's University, Canada Full Details

8/01/2007 - 31/07/2007	Dr Laura Walin University of Helsinki, Finland Full Details

4/01/2007 - 28/06/2007	Professor George Hay Edward Cornell Professor of Law and Professor of Economics Cornell Law School Full Details

2/01/2007 - 31/01/2007	Dr Stephen James Lecturer Victoria University Full Details

2/01/2007 - 24/12/2008	Ms Eloisa Newalsing Leiden University, The Netherlands Full Details

4/12/2006 - 15/12/2006	Dr Philip Syrpis Senior Lecturer School of Law, University of Bristol Dr Syrpis is researching the topic of EU Intervention in Domestic Labour Law. While here he will deliver a seminar to the Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law (CELRL). Full Details

27/11/2006 - 8/12/2006	Associate Professor Vibeke Lehmann Nielsen Department of Political Science, University of Aarhus Assoc Professor Nielsen will be working with Dr Christine Parker on their joint ARC Discovery Grant on 'The Impact of ACCC Enforcement Action: Evaluating the explanatory and normative power of responsive regulation and responsive law'. Full Details

20/11/2006 - 24/11/2006	Professor Martti Koskenniemi University of Helsinki, NYU, International Law Commission Professor Koskenniemi will deliver the 2006 Sir Kenneth Bailey Memorial Lecture on the topic 'Miserable Comforters? International Law as a New Natural Law' on 22 November 2006. He will also be a speaker at the Third Melbourne Legal Theory Workshop: Limit, Exception, Emergency, Miracle (22-24 November 2006). Full Details

19/11/2006 - 1/12/2006	Dr Gregor Noll Faculty of Law, University of Lund Dr Noll will be working with Dr Jennifer Beard on their joint project: 'Concerning True and False Penance: UNHCR Refugee Status Determinations and the Path to Reform'. Full Details

6/11/2006 - 15/11/2006	Mr Noor Huda Ismail Mr Ismail is visiting as part of the ARC Federation Fellowship “Islam and Modernity: Syari’ah, Terrorism and Governance in Southeast Asia”. He will present a seminar for the Asian Law Centre and Centre for the Study of Contemporary Islam on "Jemaah Islamiyah, Al Qaeda and Regional Terrorism: Kinship and Family Links". Full Details

10/10/2006 - 30/11/2006	Ms Christine Bateup Hauser Scholar New York University Full Details

4/10/2006 - 2/01/2007	Dr Katja Ziegler Deputy Director Institute of European and Comparative Law, University of Oxford Dr Ziegler is the University of Oxford's first visitor to the University of Melbourne under the recently established Melbourne-Oxford Faculty Research Exchange. Dr Ziegler's research focuses on human rights from an international, European and national perspective. Full Details

2/10/2006 - 28/10/2006	Professor William Buss College of Law, The University of Iowa Full Details

18/09/2006 - 25/09/2006	Professor Adrian Zuckerman Professor of Civil Law Oxford University Full Details

6/09/2006 - 13/09/2006	Mr Suresh Nanwani Asian Development Bank Full Details

1/09/2006 - 31/05/2007	Dr Amos Jones Harvard Law School During his visit to the Law School's Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies (CCCS), Dr Jones will analyse how political culture is influencing the legal development of the Bill of Rights proposed for Australia. His research is conducted under a Fulbright Postgraduate grant. Dr Jones's previous writings are focused on the law of racial discrimination, the development of international human rights, and the role of religion in lawmaking. Full Details

28/08/2006 - 18/09/2006	Mr Venkat Iyer University of Ulster, Ireland Full Details

28/08/2006 - 29/10/2006	Professor John Sampson Law School, University of Texas Full Details

28/08/2006 - 28/08/2006	Professor Akira Inoue Professor of Law Chuo Law School. Japan Full Details

23/08/2006 - 25/09/2006	Ms Christine Bateup NYU School of Law Full Details

21/08/2006 - 25/08/2006	Professor Jane Winn University of Washington, School of Law Research Full Details

1/08/2006 - 31/05/2007	Judge LEE Sang Moo Pohang District Court, South Korea The main topic of Judge Lee's research while at the Law School will be 'A study about the criminal law and procedure in Australia'; the sub-topic will be 'research about the inheritance system in Australia'. Full Details

26/07/2006 - 2/09/2006	Dr Chen Duanhong Lecturer Peking University Law School Full Details

19/07/2006 - 15/12/2006	Associate Professor Anne Rees School of Law, University of Newcastle Full Details

17/07/2006 - 31/12/2006	Mr Dan Meagher School of Law, Deakin University During his visit, Mr Meagher will further his research into the efficacy of Australian racial vilification laws; in particular, whether criminal racial vilification laws have a place on the Australian legal landscape. Full Details

10/07/2006 - 18/07/2006	Ms Maria Aristodemou Senior Lecturer Birkbeck School of Law, University of London research Full Details

10/07/2006 - 18/07/2006	Professor Richard Sherwin Professor of Law New York Law School Full Details

10/07/2006 - 21/07/2006	Associate Professor Rochelle Le Roux Senior Lecturer/Deputy Director Institute of Development and Labour Law University of Cape Town South African jurisprudence is not very helpful in determining the extent of the employer’s liability for discrimination in the workplace. While legislation is clear that such liability should not be absolute, the courts seem to proceed in an opposite direction. The purpose of Associate Professor Le Roux's research is to establish whether any guidelines can be extracted from Australian jurisprudence. Full Details

3/07/2006 - 31/08/2006	Professor Chris Nyland Professor of Management (International Business) Monash University Full Details

1/07/2006 - 20/12/2006	Professor Naomi Mezey Professor of Law Georgetown University Law Centre Full Details

24/06/2006 - 24/07/2006	Professor Juanita Pienaar Department of Roman & Private law Stellenbosch University Full Details

22/06/2006 - 20/06/2007	Judge Eriko Kawajiri Tokyo District Court, Japan The criminal justice system in Australia, especially the jury system, support and legal resources for victims of crime and rehabilitation programs. Full Details

23/05/2006 - 23/05/2006	Professor Nasaruddin Umar Director-General (incoming) Religious Guidance Division, Ministry of Religious Affairs, Indonesia Presented seminar for the Asian Law Centre and Centre for the Study of Contemporary Islam on 'Islam and Modernity in Indonesia: An Open Discussion'. Full Details

15/05/2006 - 19/05/2006	Professor Graeme Austin University of Arizona, School of Law Research Full Details

15/05/2006 - 19/05/2006	Professor Campbell McLachlan Faculty of Law, University of Wellington, NZ Research Full Details

15/05/2006 - 9/06/2006	Professor Maria Lorena Cook Associate Professor, School of Industrial and Labor Relations Cornell University Professor Cook is an expert on industrial relations and labour law in Latin America, and recently completed a book comparing labour law reform in six countries. Full Details

3/05/2006 - 28/05/2006	Mr Dermot Feenan Lecturer in Law University of Ulster Full Details

1/05/2006 - 30/06/2006	Dr Florian Mohs Postdoctoral Research Fellow Law Faculty, University of Basel, Switzerland Research Topic: Convergence of Legal Systems - Exemplified Through a Comparison of the Law of Restitution of England, New Zealand, and Australia with the Bereicherungsrecht of Switzerland and Germany. Full Details

24/04/2006 - 25/04/2006	Professor Jianyong Li Director, Institute of Sociology & Law; Dean, Sociology Department East China University of Politics and Law Full Details

19/04/2006 - 20/04/2006	Mr Tony Stern Fremantle Media Research Full Details

10/04/2006 - 12/05/2006	Associate Professor Matt Jackson Head, Department of Telecommunications College of Communications, The Pennsylvania State University Research Full Details

8/04/2006 - 30/05/2006	Judge Yukihiko Kasai Judge Asahikawa District Court Asahikawa District Court Research Full Details

2/04/2006 - 7/05/2006	Dr Yang Pengfei Assistant Director Law Institute, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences Research Full Details

2/04/2006 - 7/05/2006	Dr He Weidong Law Institute, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences Research Full Details

20/03/2006 - 30/06/2006	Mr Jonathan Griffiths Senior Lecturer Department of Law, Queen Mary University of London Full Details

15/03/2006 - 17/03/2006	Professor Masami Okino Gakushuin University visit with delegation from Gakushuin University, Japan. Full Details

15/03/2006 - 17/03/2006	Delegation Delegation Gakushuin University Law School Full Details

15/03/2006 - 17/03/2006	Professor Tadushi Kanzaki Professor Gakushuin University Law School, Japan Full Details

15/03/2006 - 17/03/2006	Professor Ken Mizuno Professor Gakushuin University Law School, Japan Full Details

15/03/2006 - 17/03/2006	Professor Takahi Oka Professor Gakushuin University Law School, Japan Full Details

15/03/2006 - 17/03/2006	Mr Seiji Nakashima Gakushuin University Law School, Japan Full Details

15/03/2006 - 17/03/2006	Professor Shingo Araki Professor Gakushuin University Law School, Japan Full Details

13/03/2006 - 17/03/2006	Ms Pauline Ridge Senior Lecturer The Australian National University Full Details

5/03/2006 - 18/03/2006	Dr Harald Baum Head, Japan Department Max-Planck-Institute for Foreign Private and Private International Law Present an ALC Seminar on 'Regulatory Responses to the Arrival of Hostile Takeovers in Japan and Germany: Rummaging Through the International Regulatory Toolbox'. Full Details

1/03/2006 - 5/07/2006	Associate Professor John Gillespie Associate Professor Deakin University Research - Outside Studies Program - ALC Full Details

21/02/2006 - 7/03/2006	Judge Nobuhisa Fukuda Judge of Osaka District Court Researching Civil Provisional Remedies (or Civil Execution generally) and domestic violence. Full Details

13/02/2006 - 24/02/2006	Professor CR Snyman Department of Criminal and Procedural Law University of South Africa Having read a number of discussions on the defence of provocation in criminal law, I am of the opinion that the defence is necessary to accommodate situations in which a person commits a crime otherwise amounting to murder in circumstances in which, because of provocation, an ordinary person would also have lost his or her self-control. I do not agree with the position in Tasmanian law where the defence has been abolished. Neither do I agree with the view sometimes advanced in Australia that the objective ordinary person test should be abolished in favour of a purely subjective test. The objective ordinary person test should be retained, tempered only in a few respects, namely as far as the age and gender of the accused is concerned, but not his or her cultural background. Full Details

13/02/2006 - 31/03/2006	Professor Matthew Mitten Professor of Law and Director, National Sports Law Institute Marquette University Law School Research - Project Work Full Details

6/02/2006 - 17/05/2006	Professor Satoru Osanai Chuo Law School Teaching in Chuo Law School Melbourne Summer School Full Details

6/02/2006 - 17/05/2006	Professor Dan Rosen Chuo Law School Teaching in Chuo Law School Melbourne Summer School Full Details

5/02/2006 - 29/04/2006	Dr Samir Fuady Lecturer in Islamic Law Darussalam Banda Aceh Research Full Details

4/02/2006 - 18/02/2006	Judge Koji Masuda Takamatsu District Court, Japan Research Full Details

23/01/2006 - 1/09/2006	Mr Charles Parkinson Research Full Details

23/01/2006 - 1/10/2006	Mr Rayner Thwaites Research Full Details

19/01/2006 - 17/06/2006	Professor Abbe Smith Co-Director, Crimiinal Justice Clinical & E Barrett Prettyman Fellowship Program Georgetown University Law Center Awarded a 2005 Fulbright Senior Scholar Award from the Australian-American Fulbright Commission. Abbe will be pursuing her research on the culture and ethics of Australian lawyers who represent "unpopular clients." Abbe's area of expertise is criminal law and legal ethics. Full Details

19/01/2006 - 26/01/2006	Ms Abbe Brown AHRB Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual Property and Technology Law, Univ of Edinburgh Full Details

12/01/2006 - 8/05/2006	Professor Susan Boyd Faculty of Law University of British Columbia, Canada Full Details

12/01/2006 - 8/05/2006	Professor Claire Young Faculty of Law University of British Columbia, Canada Full Details

10/01/2006 - 10/03/2006	Mr Neil Campbell Faculty of Law University of Auckland, New Zealand Research Topic: Book on New Zealand company law. Full Details

5/01/2006 - 31/05/2006	Professor Harry Glasbeek Professor Emeritus York University, Canada Full Details

2/01/2006 - 10/02/2006	Dr Greg Carne Faculty of Law University of Tasmania Full Details

1/01/2006 - 30/06/2006	Dr Gregory Taylor Law Faculty Monash University Greg will be continuing work on his new book "The Constitution of Victoria", written with the support of a slightly edgy Department of Premier and Cabinet. Full Details

7/12/2005 - 27/12/2005	Dr Marie Jacobsson Principal Legal Advisor on International Law Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Sweden Dr Jacobsson is the Nordic candidate for election to the International Law Commission in 2006 & will use her time in Melbourne to meet other international law colleagues & relevant Australian Government Officials. Full Details

5/12/2005 - 27/12/2005	Professor Ove Bring Professor of International Law Swedish National Defence College To research the role of HV Evatt in the establishment of the United Nations & to investigate ADF Approaches to Military peace-keeping operations - particularly East Timor & the Solomon Islands. Full Details

21/11/2005 - 4/12/2005	Professor Christa Rautenbach Faculty of Law North West University, South Africa Full Details

21/11/2005 - 2/12/2005	Mr Ian Waldon Reader in Information and Communications Law Queen Mary, University of London Dr Ian Walden is Reader in Information and Communications Law and Head of the Institute of Computer and Communications Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary, University of London, where he teaches LLM courses in Computer Law, Telecommunications Law, Internet Law and Media Law, as well as on the Distance Learning Programme. His publications include EDI and the Law (1989), Information Technology and the Law (1990), EDI Audit and Control (1993), Cross-border Electronic Banking (1995, 2000), Telecommunications Law Handbook (1997), E-Commerce Law and Practice in Europe (2001) and Telecommunications Law and Regulation (2001, 2005). Ian has been involved in law reform projects for the World Bank, the European Commission, UNCTAD and the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, as well as for a number of individual states. In 1995-96, Ian was seconded to the European Commission as a National Expert in electronic commerce law, and he is a member of the Legal Advisory Board to the Information Society Directorate-General of the European Commission. Ian is a solicitor and Of Counsel to the global law firm Baker & McKenzie (www.bakernet.com ) and is a Public Interest Board Member of the Internet Watch Foundation (www.iwf.org.uk). Full Details

18/11/2005 - 30/11/2005	A/Professor David Linnan Associate Professor of Law University of South Carolina Visting the Asian Law Centre Full Details

14/11/2005 - 23/12/2005	Professor George Williams Faculty of Law University of New South Wales Full Details

14/11/2005 - 14/11/2005	Delegation Delegation of Religious Court judges, Indonesia Full Details

7/11/2005 - 11/11/2005	Mr John Battle Head of Compliance ITN (London) Full Details

4/11/2005 - 23/12/2005	Ms Emma Armson Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law University of Sydney - Empirical and qualitative research on the work of Australian Takeovers Panel. Full Details

22/10/2005 - 27/10/2005	Delegation Delegation from the Hanoi Law University, Vietnam Dr Le Thi Son, Vice Rector, Hanoi Law University; Dr Hoang Ngoc Thinh, Deputy Director, In-Service Training Department, Hanoi Law University; Dr Nguyen Thi Anh Van, Pro-Director, Comparative Law Centre, Hanoi Law University; Mr Nguyen Minh Tuan, Vice Dean, Civil Law Department, Hanoi Law University; Mrs Duong Thi Hien (Interpreter), International Relations Department, Hanoi Law University Full Details

22/10/2005 - 27/10/2005	Mr Minh Tuan Nguyen Vice Dean, Civil Law Department Hanoi Law University, Vietnam Full Details

22/10/2005 - 27/10/2005	Mrs Thi Hien Duong Interpreter International Relations Department, Hanoi Law University Full Details

22/10/2005 - 27/10/2005	Dr Le Thi Son Vice Rector Hanoi Law University, Vietnam Full Details

22/10/2005 - 27/10/2005	Dr Hoang Ngoc Thinh Deputy Director, In-Service Training Department Hanoi Law University, Vietnam Full Details

12/10/2005 - 12/10/2005	Mr Wang Tong President Law Society of Beijing Full Details

12/10/2005 - 12/10/2005	Mr Li Gongtian Vice President and Secretary General Law Society of Beijing City Full Details

12/10/2005 - 12/10/2005	Mr Zhang Xinwell Vice President, Material Evidence Technology Research Institute Law Society of Beijing City Full Details

12/10/2005 - 12/10/2005	Mr Song Jun Secretary General Procedural Law Research Institute of Law Society of Beijing City Full Details

12/10/2005 - 12/10/2005	Mr Wang Zhongshan Director Real Estate Branch of Law Society of Beijing City Full Details

12/10/2005 - 12/10/2005	Mr Chen Jianhua Secretary General Material Evidence Technology Research Institute, Law Society of Beijing City Full Details

12/10/2005 - 12/10/2005	Delegation Delegation from the Law Society of Beijing City, People's Republic of China Mr Wang Tong, President, Law Society of Beijing City; Mr Li Gongtian, Vice President & Secretary General, Law Society of Beijing City; Mr Zhang Xinwei, Vice President, Material Evidence Technology Research Institute, Law Society of Beijing City; Mr Song Jun, Secretary General, Procedural Law Research Institute of Law Society of Beijing City; Mr Wang Zhongshan, Director, Real Estate Branch of Law Society of Beijing City; Mr Chen Jianhua, Secretary General, Material Evidence Technology Research Institute, Law Society of Beijing City Full Details

3/10/2005 - 4/11/2005	Hon. Justice Ellen France High Court Wellington, New Zealand After two years work in practice, Justice France worked as Legal Advisor and Senior Legal Advisor in the Law Reform Division at the Department of Justice for 10 years, having responsibilities in relation to the passage of the Constitution Act 1986 and was one of the officials working on the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990. Justice France spent 18 months during this time on secondment to the Minister of Justice's office and six months as a consultant to the UK Law Commission. Justice France joined the Crown Law Office in 1992 leading, at various points in time, the Treaty of Waitangi Team, the Bill of Rights which she established, and then, as Deputy Solicitor-General (Public Law), the Law Officer Team. In the latter Team Justice France had particular responsibility for constitutional matters. Appointed to the High Court in May 2002 and sits in Wellington. Full Details

3/10/2005 - 3/11/2005	Mr Simon France VISIT CANCELLED Crown Law Office, Wellington, New Zealand LLB (Hons), LLM (Queen's, Ont) Since 1995 has been a Crown Counsel specialising in appellate criminal law. Has appeared as counsel in many leading cases in the area of criminal law and evidence. Has also been in charge of the Bill of Rights group. Was previously a senior lecturer in law at Victoria University of Wellington lecturing there for 10 years. Prior to that spent 18 months in general legal practice. Has published extensively in the areas of criminal law and evidence. Full Details

1/09/2005 - 31/12/2005	Dr Patrick Capps Senior Lecturer, School of Law University of Bristol While in Melbourne, Pat will be undertaking research for a book he is writing called Human Rights and the Concept of International Law. Specifically, his research will focus on two component projects. The first concerns the role of consent in the formation of international legal obligations. The second concerns the way in which national courts employ international legal standards in their decision making. Full Details

31/08/2005 - 6/09/2005	Dr Noel Byrne Senior Fellow Full Details

30/08/2005 - 30/08/2005	Professor Cheng Han Tan National University of Singapore Full Details

30/08/2005 - 30/08/2005	Associate Professor Gary Bell National University of Singapore Full Details

28/08/2005 - 3/09/2005	Delegation Delegation from Japan researching Guardianship and Administration Law Associate Professor Kota Fukui, Osaka University, Japan; Associate Professor Tadaaki Nakagawa, Okayama University, Japan; Ms Fumie Suga, Musashino University, Japan Full Details

28/08/2005 - 3/09/2005	Associate Professor Kota Fukui Osaka University, Japan Full Details

28/08/2005 - 3/09/2005	Associate Professor Tadaaki Nakagawa Assoiciate Professor Okayama University, Japan Full Details

24/08/2005 - 30/08/2005	Mr Jason Chang Senior Fellow Full Details

24/08/2005 - 30/08/2005	Professor Steven Ratner Senior Fellow Full Details

17/08/2005 - 23/08/2005	Mr Stephen Newman Senior Fellow Full Details

17/08/2005 - 23/08/2005	Mr John Sharkey Senior Fellow Full Details

17/08/2005 - 23/08/2005	Mr David Bennett QC Senior Fellow Full Details

11/08/2005 - 16/08/2005	Professor Michael Tilbury Senior Fellow Full Details

10/08/2005 - 16/08/2005	Mr John Morgan Senior Fellow Full Details

10/08/2005 - 19/08/2005	Professor Catherine Kessedjian University of Paris II Full Details

8/08/2005 - 12/08/2005	Mr Trevor Stevens Senior Fellow Full Details

3/08/2005 - 9/08/2005	Associate Professor David Trende Senior Fellow Full Details

3/08/2005 - 9/08/2005	Mr Damien Power Senior Fellow Full Details

2/08/2005 - 4/08/2005	Mr Peter Hallett Senior Fellow Full Details

2/08/2005 - 4/08/2005	Mr John Stonier Senior Fellow Full Details

2/08/2005 - 9/08/2005	Professor Azyumardi Azra Rector and Professor of History Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN; State Islamic University), Syarif Hidayatullah, Jakarta, Indonesia Full Details

1/08/2005 - 5/08/2005	Professor Martin Davies Senior Fellow Full Details

1/08/2005 - 16/08/2005	Dr Jenny Beard Senior Fellow Full Details

1/08/2005 - 16/08/2005	Ms Sundhya Pahuja Senior Fellow Full Details

27/07/2005 - 2/08/2005	Professor Karen Engle Senior Fellow Full Details

27/07/2005 - 2/08/2005	Professor Karen Knop Senior Fellow Full Details

25/07/2005 - 2/09/2005	Ms Emma Armson Senior Lecturer University of Sydney Empirical and qualitative research on the work of Australian Takeovers Panel. Full Details

25/07/2005 - 3/09/2005	Professor George Williams Director Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law, Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales Full Details

25/07/2005 - 29/07/2005	Professor Frank Vogel Senior Fellow Full Details

22/07/2005 - 12/08/2005	Dr Paul Mitchell School of Law, King's College, London The statutory development of Australian defamation law: This work will examine the statutory development of the law of defamation in Australia, and contrast it with the development of English law (as explored in my recent book, The Making of the Modern Law of Defamation (2005)). One of the main themes will be the reception of Lord Campbell’s 1843 proposals for the reform of defamation in New South Wales and Western Australia. These proposals included the assimilation of libel to slander, and a new approach to qualified privilege for reports of court proceedings. Since the proposals were never enacted in England, and this has been seen by commentators as a missed opportunity, the research will analyse why the Australian legislatures took a different approach, and evaluate whether the reforms really solved the problems that they set out to deal with. A second theme will be to investigate the role played by Press interests in these reforms, and compare the effects of such influence with the clear influence of the Press on English statutory reforms. Furthermore, since several of these statutory developments show that the Australian legislatures were ahead of their British counterpart, the work will consider what light these developments cast on the relationship between the Australian colonial legislatures and their (theoretically superior) British equivalent. The research will be carried out whilst I am a research visitor at the Centre for Media and Communications Law, University of Melbourne (July & August 2005). Full Details

20/07/2005 - 26/07/2005	Mr Geoff Mansfield Senior Fellow Full Details

20/07/2005 - 26/07/2005	Ms Karen Sinclair Senior Fellow Full Details

20/07/2005 - 26/07/2005	Mr David Tadgell Senior Fellow Full Details

20/07/2005 - 26/07/2005	Mr Ray Hind Senior Fellow Full Details

19/07/2005 - 31/12/2005	Mr Paul Sugden Department of Business Law and Taxation Monash University Full Details

19/07/2005 - 30/07/2005	Dr Gregor Noll 2004/2005 Edward Clarence Dyason Universitas 21 Fellowship Lund University, Sweden Full Details

18/07/2005 - 29/07/2005	Associate Professor Beth Noveck Senior Fellow Full Details

13/07/2005 - 19/07/2005	Ms Greta Rusanow Senior Fellow Full Details

13/07/2005 - 19/07/2005	Mr Paul Hockridge Senior Fellow Full Details

13/07/2005 - 19/07/2005	Mr Peter Gillies Senior Fellow Full Details

13/07/2005 - 19/07/2005	Mr Fred Schenck Senior Fellow Full Details

11/07/2005 - 22/07/2005	Professor Costas Douzinas Senior Fellow Full Details

11/07/2005 - 22/07/2005	Dr Florian Hoffman Senior Fellow Full Details

11/07/2005 - 15/07/2005	Professor Hilary Charlesworth Sir Ninian Stephen Visiting Scholar Full Details

11/07/2005 - 31/07/2005	Ms Sabine Aeschlimann University of Basel, Switzerland Visiting the University of Melbourne in order to collect material for her PhD Thesis on family courts. Full Details

6/07/2005 - 12/07/2005	Mr David Bennett QC Senior Fellow Full Details

6/07/2005 - 12/07/2005	Mr Matthew Bell Senior Fellow Full Details

1/07/2005 - 29/07/2005	Dr Dan Hunter Senior Fellow Full Details

1/07/2005 - 30/09/2005	Mr Frank Herget Rechtsreferendar (ie Judge Trainee/Barrister Trainee) University of Regensberg Frank will visit the CCCS to complete a state-based referendar training which is a prerequisite for every judge or barrister in Germany. During his stay he will experience working methods in a different legal environment. Frank will check for differences in the Australian and German constitution in the field of privacy and data protection, in particular to find out possibilities for the reduction of these regulations in favour of technical surveillances (e.g. bugging operations). Furthermore he will work on the comparison of the Australian and European regulations of international jurisdiction over e-commerce. Full Details

1/07/2005 - 31/12/2005	Associate Professor Ann Monotti Monash University Full Details

28/06/2005 - 6/07/2005	Professor Michael Taggart Senior Fellow Full Details

22/06/2005 - 28/06/2005	Professor David Caudill Senior Fellow Full Details

22/06/2005 - 28/06/2005	Dr Paul Ali Senior Fellow Full Details

22/06/2005 - 28/06/2005	Mr Stuart Wilkinson Senior Fellow Full Details

20/06/2005 - 10/07/2005	Mr Mas Achmad Santosa Senior Lecturer Faculty of Law, University of Indonesia Full Details

15/06/2005 - 21/06/2005	Ms Carol Andrades Senior Fellow Full Details

15/06/2005 - 21/06/2005	Ms Moira Rayner Senior Fellow Full Details

15/06/2005 - 21/06/2005	Professor Deena Hurwitz Senior Fellow Full Details

15/06/2005 - 21/06/2005	Mr Doug Ford Senior Fellow Full Details

14/06/2005 - 16/06/2005	Professor Philippe Sands QC Professor of Law University College London Philippe Sands QC is a practising barrister at Matrix Chambers in London and a Professor of Law at University College London. He appears regularly on news and current affairs programs in the UK and internationally. He has appeared in several high profile international cases, including those in the International Court of Justice and the World Trade Organisation. His recent book, Lawless World: America and the Making and Breaking of Global Rules (Penguin, 2005) examines the consequences for world order of neo-conservative American policies and actions in Iraq, the war on terrorism, the International Criminal Court, global free trade and the environment. Full Details

8/06/2005 - 15/06/2005	Dr Rajeev Dhavan Senior Fellow Full Details

6/06/2005 - 10/06/2005	Professor Tony Duggan Senior Fellow Full Details

6/06/2005 - 21/06/2005	Professor Daniel Visser Senior Fellow Full Details

1/06/2005 - 16/06/2006	Judge Takaaki Miura Judge of Yamagata District/Family Court Full Details

1/06/2005 - 7/06/2005	Dr Richard Ingleby Senior Fellow Full Details

1/06/2005 - 7/06/2005	Professor Peter Drahos Senior Fellow Full Details

1/06/2005 - 7/06/2005	Professor Chris Arup Senior Fellow Full Details

1/06/2005 - 7/06/2005	Professor Christoph Antons Senior Fellow Full Details

1/06/2005 - 7/06/2005	Associate Professor Natalie Stoianoff Senior Fellow Full Details

30/05/2005 - 3/06/2005	Mr Andrew Stephenson Senior Fellow Full Details

25/05/2005 - 31/05/2005	Mr Michael Flynn Senior Fellow Full Details

25/05/2005 - 31/05/2005	Mr Damien Lockie Senior Fellow Full Details

25/05/2005 - 31/05/2005	Dr Margaret Beaton Senior Fellow Full Details

23/05/2005 - 27/05/2005	Ms Fiona Alpins Senior Fellow Full Details

23/05/2005 - 24/05/2005	Dr Julian Dierkes University of British Columbia Full Details

18/05/2005 - 24/05/2005	Mr Ian Bailey Senior Fellow Full Details

18/05/2005 - 24/05/2005	Professor Doug Jones AM Senior Fellow Full Details

16/05/2005 - 20/05/2005	Professor Wael Hallaq Senior Fellow Full Details

16/05/2005 - 20/05/2005	Associate Professor Peter Brukner Senior Fellow Full Details

16/05/2005 - 20/05/2005	Dr Peter Harcourt Senior Fellow Full Details

12/05/2005 - 14/05/2005	Professor Rob Flannigan College of Law University of Saskatchewan Full Details

11/05/2005 - 17/05/2005	Professor Ross Buckley Senior Fellow Full Details

9/05/2005 - 17/05/2005	Professor David Sandborg Senior Fellow Full Details

9/05/2005 - 13/05/2005	Professor Douglas Williamson QC Senior Fellow Full Details

9/05/2005 - 13/05/2005	Mr Graeme Neate Senior Fellow Full Details

9/05/2005 - 13/05/2005	Ms Patricia Lane Senior Fellow Full Details

9/05/2005 - 13/05/2005	Mr Doug Young Senior Fellow Full Details

4/05/2005 - 10/05/2005	Professor John Farrar Senior Fellow Full Details

2/05/2005 - 31/12/2005	Ms Melissa Conley Tyler Senior Fellow Full Details

2/05/2005 - 2/05/2005	Delegation Ho Chi Minh Political Academy, Vietnam Full Details

1/05/2005 - 31/05/2005	Professor Margaret Beukes Faculty of Law, University of South Africa Margaret will be visiting the CMCL at the invitation of Dr Andrew Kenyon, Director of the CMCL. During her stay she will present a paper, entitled "Hate speech - a South African perspective" at a staff seminar arranged by the CMCL. In the paper she will address, inter alia, the particular (South African) reasons for the restriction of the scope of freedom of expression through the exclusion of "hate speech" from constitutional protection. In order to do this, she will contextualise hate speech within its peculiar South African paradigm. She will also analyse the elements required to be present before any expression can be considered hate speech: There must be advocacy of hatred on one of the listed grounds, and the advocacy must constitute incitement to cause harm. Examples from South African case law will be used to illustrated the interpretation of hate speech in the country. Margaret is a member of the Cultural Heritage Committee of the International Law Association (ILA) and author of the title "Culture and cultural institutions" in Law of South Africa (LAWSA). (She also contributed two chapters: (chapter 14 - "The law regulating broadcasting" and Chapter 15 - "The law relating to entertainment") in Yvonne Burns Communications Law (2001).) As a natural consequence of her academic interest in culture, cultural heritage and the right to culture, she also intends to do comparative research on the concepts of culture and cultural heritage as legal constructs (whether it is at all possible to deal with these concepts as legal constructs) and the dichotomy between the retention and return/repatriation of cultural material. Since she is also involved in the teaching of Administrative Law at Unisa, she will also (time permitting) research into new developments in the field of Administrative Law in Australia. As Margaret has been a ballet and dance reviewer for Beeld (the Johannesburg-based Afrikaans newspaper) for the past 18 years, she fully intends to attend as many dance and ballet performances in Melbourne as possible. Full Details

1/05/2005 - 6/05/2005	Professor Graeme Austin Senior Fellow Full Details

27/04/2005 - 3/05/2005	Dr Chris Ward Senior Fellow Full Details

27/04/2005 - 3/05/2005	Mr Peter Rozen Senior Fellow Full Details

27/04/2005 - 3/05/2005	Associate Professor Cally Jordan Senior Fellow Full Details

27/04/2005 - 3/05/2005	Dr James Renwick Senior Fellow Full Details

18/04/2005 - 22/04/2005	Mr John Dorter Senior Fellow Full Details

18/04/2005 - 31/07/2005	Dr Greg Carne Honorary Visiting Fellow Faculty of Law, University of Tasmania Full Details

11/04/2005 - 15/04/2005	Professor Tony Duggan University of Toronto, Canada Full Details

11/04/2005 - 15/04/2005	Professor Colleen Flood University of Toronto, Canada Full Details

11/04/2005 - 10/05/2005	Mr Mas Achmad Santosa Indonesian Center For Environmental Law Full Details

11/04/2005 - 15/04/2005	Professor Michael Furmston Senior Fellow Full Details

11/04/2005 - 15/04/2005	Professor Francis Gurry Senior Fellow Full Details

8/04/2005 - 21/04/2005	Associate Professor Mark Sidel Senior Fellow Full Details

7/04/2005 - 7/04/2005	Mr Raj Kumar School of Law, City University of Hong Kong Full Details

5/04/2005 - 12/04/2005	Professor Michael Bridge Senior Fellow Full Details

4/04/2005 - 8/04/2005	Mr Jonathan Gill Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

4/04/2005 - 8/04/2005	Mr Sam Johnston Senior Fellow Full Details

4/04/2005 - 8/04/2005	Ms Ruth Mackenzie Senior Fellow Full Details

4/04/2005 - 14/04/2005	Professor Azyumardi Azra Rector and Professor of History Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN; State Islamic University), Syarif Hidayatullah, Jakarta, Indonesia Full Details

1/04/2005 - 30/04/2005	Professor Wallace wen yeu Wang College of Law, National Taiwan University Full Details

1/04/2005 - 30/04/2005	Dr Kyriaki Noussia City Solicitors Educational Trust Lecturer in Common Law School of Law, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK The purpose of Dr K Noussia's visit is to establish links with the Institute of Comparative and International Law and Asian Law Centre respectively and to conduct preliminary research in terms of a research project she is aimig to undertake to comparatively research on insurane/reinsurane and international commercial arbitrations in the UK, USA (NY), Australasian region (Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, China, India). The project aims to compare the way those arbitrations are being conducted in the different legal systems and the manner in which different issues are being addressed (for example the way legal principles feature in the outcome). At the end, the project is aiming to produce some publications and may also be published as a monograph. In addition this research will also enhance comparative legal research, always in relation to the above mentioned fields of law. The project is believed to be one of major significance respectively to all the different markets, legal systems and arbitration communities involved as non similar compiled research has been conducted, especially with regards to insurance / reinsurance arbitrations, so far. Moreover, the visit and collaboration to be established upon it is aspired to act as the initiation for long term collaboration. Full Details

30/03/2005 - 5/04/2005	Ms Frances Hanks Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

19/03/2005 - 15/04/2005	Dr Gerry Simpson Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

17/03/2005 - 25/03/2005	Professor Lawrence Friedman Stanford University Law School Full Details

16/03/2005 - 30/09/2005	Mr Gary Cazalet Barrister & Mediator JD Lecturer - Legal Ethics Full Details

16/03/2005 - 22/03/2005	Ms Gitte Heij Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

14/03/2005 - 21/04/2005	Dr Justine Pila Univeristy Lecturer in Intellectual Property, Uni of Oxford, Fellow, St Catherine's College Dr Justine Pila is a Fellow and Senior Law Tutor at St Catherine's College, and a Senior Research Associate at the Oxford Intellectual Property Research Centre at St Peter's. After studying law and arts at the University of Melbourne, she practised as a solicitor in IP and worked as a judge's associate before completing a PhD. She researches in intellectual property law, focusing on patent and copyright law. Full Details

14/03/2005 - 22/04/2005	Associate Professor David Studdert Associate Professor of Law & Public Health Department of Health Policy & Management, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA, USA Full Details

13/03/2005 - 27/03/2005	Associate Professor Anita Ramasastry Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

11/03/2005 - 19/03/2005	Dr Ambreena Manji Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

11/03/2005 - 11/03/2005	MIAC Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan Mr Ken’ichi Komagata, Director of Management Office, Minister’s Secretariat, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications; Mr Koichi Katagiri, Deputy Director of Management Office, Minister’s Secretariat, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications; Mr Tsutomu Kita, Trustee, Chief Researcher, The Japan Association of Charitable Organisations Full Details

11/03/2005 - 11/03/2005	Mr Ken'ichi Komagata Director of Management Office, Minister's secretariat Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Full Details

11/03/2005 - 11/03/2005	Mr Koichi Katagiri Deputy director of Management Office, Minister's secretariat Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Full Details

11/03/2005 - 11/03/2005	Delegation Delegation Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan Full Details

11/03/2005 - 11/03/2005	Mr Tsutomu Kita Trustee, chief Researcher the Japan Association of Charitable Organisations Full Details

10/03/2005 - 10/03/2005	Professor Randall Peerenboom UCLA School of Law Full Details

9/03/2005 - 15/03/2005	Mr John Sharkey Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

9/03/2005 - 15/03/2005	Mr David Bennett QC Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

9/03/2005 - 15/03/2005	Associate Professor George Beaton Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

2/03/2005 - 8/03/2005	Ms Debra Russell Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

1/03/2005 - 29/05/2005	Mr Benny Tabalajan Senior Fellow Full Details

28/02/2005 - 22/04/2005	Mr Peter Johnston University of Wesern Australia Full Details

28/02/2005 - 27/05/2005	Mr Rayner Thwaites Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

28/02/2005 - 2/03/2005	Associate Professor Koichi Nakatomi Okayama University, Japan Full Details

26/02/2005 - 4/03/2005	Ms Ursula Cheer Senior Lecturer in Law University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand The purpose of Ursula's visit is to present a paper at a seminar organised by the CMCL in Melbourne and Sydney. The paper will detail some initial results of a study of the effects of defamation laws in New Zealand carried out by the writer in 2001. The focus of the study is whether New Zealand's defamation laws create a chilling effect on the media which is not justifiable in a free and democratic society. The paper will cover the following topics: material regarded by the media as risky, training in defamation law, pre-publication procedures and how they impact on alterations and deletions, whether defamation insurance is held, and the impact of regulatory bodies. The paper will also present a breakdown of claims, and will examine whether defamation claims against the media appear to be increasing, who the plaintiffs and defendants are, the context of claims, the nature of remedies sought, and outcomes. This material on actual claims will be compared to results compiled about threats received by the media. Full Details

23/02/2005 - 1/03/2005	Professor Richard Mitchell Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

23/02/2005 - 1/03/2005	Mr Richard Naughton Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

23/02/2005 - 1/03/2005	Mr Jan Job de Vries Robbe Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

23/02/2005 - 2/03/2005	Professor Michael Tilbury Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

21/02/2005 - 25/02/2005	Professor John Devereux Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

21/02/2005 - 11/03/2005	Professor Derek Morgan Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

16/02/2005 - 22/02/2005	Professor Terence Daintith Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

16/02/2005 - 22/02/2005	Associate Professor Kazuhiro Nishida Okayama University, Japan Full Details

16/02/2005 - 22/02/2005	Ms Allison Stanfield Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

14/02/2005 - 18/02/2005	Ms Eugenie Buckley Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

14/02/2005 - 18/02/2005	Mr Craig Richards Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

9/02/2005 - 15/02/2005	Ms Rachel Trindade Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

9/02/2005 - 15/02/2005	Ms Rhonda Smith Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

7/02/2005 - 11/02/2005	Professor Hisaei Ito Full Details

7/02/2005 - 18/02/2005	Professor Satoru Osanai Chuo Law School Teaching in Chuo Law School Melbourne Summer School Full Details

7/02/2005 - 18/02/2005	Professor Satoru Osanai Professor Chuo Law School. Japan Full Details

4/02/2005 - 24/03/2005	Professor Satoru Osanai Professor of Anglo-American Public Law Law School, Chuo University, Japan Research into Law Schools in Japan and comparative teaching perspectives. Full Details

3/02/2005 - 8/02/2005	Professor Greg Reinhardt Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

2/02/2005 - 8/02/2005	Dr Warwick Rothnie Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

2/02/2005 - 8/02/2005	Mr Des Ryan Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

1/02/2005 - 31/12/2005	Dr Ann Genovese Faculty of Law, University of Technology, Sydney Full Details

31/01/2005 - 4/02/2005	Professor Tim Edgar Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

27/01/2005 - 2/02/2005	Mr Jurgen Kurtz Senior Fellow Teaching in the Graduate Program Full Details

25/01/2005 - 27/05/2005	Associate Professor John Glover Faculty of Law, Monash University Associate Professor John Glover teaches Equity, Trusts, Taxation and Advanced Taxation. He is working on several projects which include a paper on the 'Taxation of insolvency administrations in Australia'; and completing papers on the 'Fiduciary liabilities of public officials' and 'Proprietary competence of unjust enrichment'. Full Details

21/01/2005 - 25/02/2005	Associate Professor Masaharu Nose Department of Sociology, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan Research into the introduction of Australian Workplace Agreements Full Details

17/01/2005 - 28/01/2005	Judge Tokiharu Amano Supreme Court of Japan Judge Amano from the Supreme Court of Japan is visiting the Asian Law Centre from 17-28 January 2005. Whilst in Melbourne, Judge Amano will be researching jury trials in Victoria, particularly criminal law trials. He will be participating in a Summer Course, "Issues in Japanese Law" also. Full Details

10/01/2005 - 31/05/2005	Professor Harry Glasbeek Osgoode Law School, York University, Canada Professor Glasbeek will be visiting the Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law to research the definition of employment; entitlements to wages upon insolvency; the Workplace Relations Act; and the comparison to Canadian collective bargaining. Full Details

10/01/2005 - 31/05/2005	Professor Diana Woodhouse Assistant Dean - Development & Enterprise Oxford Brookes University, UK Full Details

4/01/2005 - 31/01/2005	Ms Shae McCrystal Australian National University Full Details

2/01/2005 - 31/08/2005	Associate Professor Kristofer Neslund Director, MS (Tax) Program St John Fisher College, Rochester, USA Research into corporate failures and corporate governance Full Details

22/12/2004 - 4/01/2005	Professor Philip Alston New York University/European University Institute Full Details

15/12/2004 - 7/01/2005	Professor Tony Duggan University of Toronto, Canada Full Details

15/12/2004 - 7/01/2005	Professor Colleen Flood University of Toronto, Canada Full Details

13/12/2004 - 14/01/2005	Ms Karen Yeung Lennells Lecturer in Business Law Oxford University While the prominence of professional external communications managers ('spin doctors') in western democratic political practice has attracted considerable academic interest, relatively little scholarly energy has focused upon external communications managers engaged in other social institutions, despite the rapid expansion of this sector in Britain throughout the 1990s. Although scholars of public policy and public administration have devoted considerable attention to characterising and critiquing the diverse assortment of policy instruments or 'tools' of government, they have paid only limited attention to the ways in which public administrators have (or might) seek to harness media publicity in support of policy goals. Yet regulators and other government agencies in the UK and elsewhere are becoming increasingly 'media-friendly' in their approach, challenging traditional characterisations of the bureaucratic arm of governemt as invisible and anonymous. Yet the use of media publicity as an informal sanctioning device (in contrast to judicially imposed adverse publicity orders) by regulatory officials has largely escaped the attention of criminologists and administrative lawyers alike. This project seeks to fill this gap in our understanding of this important and increasingly prevalent practice at both a normative and empirical level. It will compare the experience of two regulatory agencies, the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (the 'ACCC') and the UK Office of Fair Trading ('OFT'), both of which are entrusted to enforce legislative provisions designed to preserve the competitive process and protect consumer interests. Its primary aim is to explore the emerging use of media publicity by regulatory agencies, focusing on its potential as a technique through which regulatory compliance may be promoted. The primary empirical data for this project has now been collected (through semi-structured interviews and content analysis of media releases and newspaper articles concerning both agencies) and the project is now entering final phase consisting of careful and systematic analysis of the collected data. Full Details

8/12/2004 - 14/12/2004	Ms Paula Gerber Senior Fellow Director of Studies, Construction Law Full Details

7/12/2004 - 16/12/2004	Judge Hideo Kishi Presiding Judge Asahikawa District Court, Japan Full Details

1/12/2004 - 7/12/2004	Ms Debbie Mortimer Senior Fellow Victorian Bar Full Details

30/11/2004 - 7/12/2004	Professor Allen Snyder Senior Fellow - Professor of Law, Faculty of Law University of San Diego Full Details

25/11/2004 - 30/11/2004	Professional Greg Reinhardt Senior Fellow Australian Institute of Judicial Administration Full Details

17/11/2004 - 23/11/2004	Professor Doug Jones AM Professorial Fellow Partner, Clayton Utz Full Details

17/11/2004 - 24/11/2004	Ms Michele Law Senior Fellow Office of the Secretary General, Commonwealth Secretariat, London Full Details

16/11/2004 - 23/11/2004	Mr Ian Bailey Snr Fellow-Director of Studies, Construction Law, Chartered Architect Adjunct Professor of Law (UTS) University of Melbourne Full Details

16/11/2004 - 17/11/2004	Sir Anthony Mason Full Details

13/11/2004 - 16/11/2004	Associate Professor Teilee Kuong Center for Asian Legal Exchange, Nagoya University, Japan Full Details

13/11/2004 - 16/11/2004	Associate Professor Yukinori Udagawa Center for Asian Legal Exchange, Nagoya University, Japan Full Details

13/11/2004 - 16/11/2004	Professor Kazutaka Sugiura Center for Asian Legal Exchange, Nagoya University, Japan Full Details

13/11/2004 - 16/11/2004	Delegation Delegation from the Center for Asian Legal Exchange Nagoya University, Japan Full Details

4/11/2004 - 19/11/2004	Professor Susan Boyd The University of British Columbia Full Details

4/11/2004 - 19/11/2004	Professor Claire Young The University of British Columbia Full Details

3/11/2004 - 9/11/2004	Ms Carol Andrades Senior Fellow - Consultant Ryan Carlisle Thomas, Solicitors Full Details

3/11/2004 - 9/11/2004	Ms Moira Rayner Senior Fellow WA Anti-Corruption Commission Full Details

3/11/2004 - 9/11/2004	Dr Benny Tabalujan Senior Fellow Melbourne Business School Full Details

3/11/2004 - 9/11/2004	Professor Harold Luntz Professorial Fellow University of Melbourne Law School Full Details

1/11/2004 - 15/01/2005	Mr Victor Lal International Development Centre, University of Oxford Victor Lal (MA,BA Honours in Jurisprudence, Oxon) will be working on his manuscript Race, Politics and Constitutionalism in Multi-Ethnic States: The Case of Fiji. He has written and commented extensively on constitutional issues in Fiji, and is the author of Fiji: Coups in Paradise-Race, Politics and Military Intervention (1990). Full Details

27/10/2004 - 2/11/2004	Professor Doug Jones AM Professorial Fellow - Partner Clayton Utz Full Details

26/10/2004 - 2/11/2004	Mr Ian Bailey Senior Fellow - Construction Law, Chartered Architect Adjunct Professor of Law (UTS) University of Melbourne Full Details

25/10/2004 - 29/10/2004	Mr Joel Barolsky Full Details

25/10/2004 - 29/10/2004	Dr George Beaton Senior Fellow Beaton Consulting Full Details

25/10/2004 - 3/11/2004	Professor Hugh Corder Senior Fellow - Dean of Law University of Cape Town Full Details

20/10/2004 - 26/10/2004	Dr Warwick Rothnie Senior Fellow Victorian Bar Full Details

20/10/2004 - 26/10/2004	Mr Des Ryan Senior Fellow Davies Collison Cave Full Details

18/10/2004 - 22/10/2004	Mr Peter Fox Senior Fellow Victorian Bar Full Details

18/10/2004 - 22/10/2004	Mr Michael Tuckfield Senior Fellow Clayton Utz Full Details

18/10/2004 - 22/10/2004	Professor Pierre Legrand Director of Postgraduate Studies Program in Comparative Legal Studies Sorbonne Full Details

14/10/2004 - 19/10/2004	Mr Fred Hawke Senior Fellow Clayton Utz Full Details

14/10/2004 - 19/10/2004	Professor Greg Reinhardt Senior Fellow Australian Institute of Judicial Administration Full Details

13/10/2004 - 19/10/2004	Associate Professor Robert Mathews OAM Principal Fellow Asia-Pacific Centre for Military Law Full Details

11/10/2004 - 15/10/2004	Mr Gregory Nell Senior Fellow NSW Bar Full Details

6/10/2004 - 12/10/2004	Dr Benny Tabalujan Senior Fellow Melbourne Business School Full Details

6/10/2004 - 12/10/2004	Mr Rodd Levy Senior Fellow Freehills Full Details

1/10/2004 - 31/10/2004	Hugh Corder University of Capetown, South Africa Full Details

29/09/2004 - 5/10/2004	Professor Elisabeth Zoller Senior Fellow - Director of the Center for American Law Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris II) Full Details

29/09/2004 - 29/11/2004	Professor Adeno Addis W.Ray Forrester Professor of Public & Constitutional Law Tulane Law School Full Details

29/09/2004 - 1/10/2004	Professor Katherine Stone UCLA Full Details

27/09/2004 - 27/09/2004	Dr Joan Hardjono Social Assessment Consultant Full Details

22/09/2004 - 28/09/2004	Associate Professor Dianne Bretherton Senior Fellow - Director, International Conflict Resolution Centre School of Behavioural Science Full Details

22/09/2004 - 28/09/2004	Mr David Bennett QC Senior Fellow Melbourne University Law School Full Details

22/09/2004 - 28/09/2004	Ms Paula Gerber Senior Fellow - Director of Studies Construction Law Full Details

22/09/2004 - 28/09/2004	Mr David Lindsay Research Fellow Melbourne University Law School Full Details

8/09/2004 - 14/09/2004	Mr Patrick Broughan Senior Fellow Ernst and Young Full Details

8/09/2004 - 14/09/2004	Mr Paul Abbey Senior Fellow Shaddick & Spence Full Details

8/09/2004 - 14/09/2004	Mr John Sharkey Senior Fellow Deacons, Solicitors Full Details

8/09/2004 - 14/09/2004	Mr David Bennett QC Senior Fellow Melbourne University Law School Full Details

1/09/2004 - 10/09/2004	Dr Noel Byrne Senior Fellow Consultant, London Full Details

1/09/2004 - 30/09/2004	Elizabeth Zoller Paris II Full Details

31/08/2004 - 8/09/2004	Professor John Farrar Professorial Fellow Melbourne University Full Details

30/08/2004 - 3/09/2004	Mr Jonathan Gill Senior Fellow Francis Abourizk Lightowlers, Solicitors Full Details

30/08/2004 - 3/09/2004	Professor Ross Buckley Senior Fellow Tim Fischer Centre for Global Trade & Finance Full Details

25/08/2004 - 31/08/2004	Mr Richard Naughton Senior Fellow PWC Legal Full Details

25/08/2004 - 31/08/2004	Mr Ralph Zacklin Senior Fellow Assistant Secretary-General for Legal Affairs, United Nations Full Details

22/08/2004 - 24/08/2004	Mr Jim Pfander University of Illinoise The purpose of the visit is to discuss a comparative paper on state sovereign immunity. Jim plans to explore the question of what the Australian experience can teach Americans about state sovereign immunity in a federal system, specifically the routine payment of claims across the federal divide; how a system of entity liability influences the incentives of official actors and how that might differ from a system that relies more on officer suits; the manner in which money liability is factored into the calculus of political actors. Full Details

15/08/2004 - 15/11/2004	Hashim Tewfik Mohammed Full Details

14/08/2004 - 21/08/2004	Mr Peter Winn Senior Fellow Office of the United States Attorney, Seattle Full Details

11/08/2004 - 17/08/2004	Ms Ann Dufty Senior Fellows (Graduate Program), Special Counsel Corrs Chambers Westgarth Full Details

6/08/2004 - 6/08/2004	Mrs Kirsty Sword Gusmao First Lady, East Timor Full Details

4/08/2004 - 10/08/2004	Professor Danny Sampson Senior Fellow - Department of Management, Faculty of Economics and Commerce University of Melbourne Full Details

4/08/2004 - 10/08/2004	Associate Professor David Trende Senior Fellow Melbourne Business School Full Details

4/08/2004 - 10/08/2004	Professor Michael Tilbury Full Details

1/08/2004 - 17/08/2004	Professor Michael Furmston Senior Fellow - Emeritus Professor and Senior Research Fellow University of Bristol Full Details

1/08/2004 - 30/09/2005	Dr Futoshi Iwata Faculty of Law, Sophia University, Japan Full Details

1/08/2004 - 15/01/2005	Ms Daniela Steinwender Faculty of Law, Karl-Franzens, University of Graz, Austria Full Details

1/08/2004 - 31/12/2004	Professor Alistair Lucas University of Calgary Alastair Lucas, Q.C. is Professor of Law and Chair of Natural Resources Law at the Faculty of Law and Adjunct Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Calgary. He is also Director of the University of Calgary - Latin American Energy Organization Energy and Environmental Law Project. He is a legal advisor to the North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation. His research has been in domestic and international energy and environmental law. Research at Melbourne relates to the Centre for Energy and Resources Law and concerns comparative Australian/Canadian water resources law and collection of Australian data on legal instruments for carbon sequestration on agricultural land. Full Details

28/07/2004 - 3/08/2004	Dr Julian Thomas Full Details

27/07/2004 - 31/12/2004	Ms Jeannie Paterson Senior Lecturer Monash Law School Full Details

27/07/2004 - 3/08/2004	Professor Paul Stephan Senior Fellow University of Virginia Full Details

26/07/2004 - 15/08/2004	Mr Gavin Phillipson University of Durham Full Details

26/07/2004 - 31/10/2004	Dr Elizabeth Adeney Deakin University During her visit to the University of Melbourne Dr Elizabeth Adeney will be enlarging and preparing for publication a piece of research on the moral, or non-economic, rights of authors. The research traces the rights from their beginnings in the civil law jurisdictions of Europe to their latest embodiments in the copyright statutes of the common law countries. Its emphasis is on the theoretical development of the rights and the ways in which the natural law doctrines, and the more recent instrumentalism, of their European past have influenced the forms that they currently take across the common law world. Full Details

24/07/2004 - 1/08/2004	Professor Olivier Moreteau Snr Fellow - Prof of Comparative Law & Director of the Institute of Comparative Law Edouard Lambert Université Jean Moulin Lyon III Full Details

21/07/2004 - 27/07/2004	Ms Karen Sinclair Senior Fellow Watermark Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys Full Details

21/07/2004 - 27/07/2004	Mr David Tadgell Senior Fellow Philips Ormonde Fitzpatrick Full Details

21/07/2004 - 27/07/2004	Mr Ray Hinde Senior Fellow Davies Collison Cave Full Details

21/07/2004 - 27/07/2004	Mr Greg Bartlett Full Details

21/07/2004 - 27/07/2004	Mr Geoff Mansfield Senior Fellow Griffith Hack Full Details

21/07/2004 - 23/07/2004	Professor Dr Nazaruddin Sjamsuddin Chairman Indonesian Electoral Commission Full Details

21/07/2004 - 3/08/2004	Professor Joseph Weiler European Union Jean Monnet Professor New York University School of Law Full Details

19/07/2004 - 23/07/2004	Professor Martin Davies Professorial Fellow - Professor of Law and Deputy Director of the Maritime Law Center Tulane Law School Full Details

14/07/2004 - 20/07/2004	Mr David Bennett QC Senior Fellow Melbourne University Full Details

14/07/2004 - 20/07/2004	Mr John Sharkey Senior Fellow Deacons, Solicitors Full Details

14/07/2004 - 14/07/2004	Mr Hop Dang Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore Full Details

12/07/2004 - 16/07/2004	Associate Professor Braham Dabscheck Full Details

12/07/2004 - 16/07/2004	Ms Rochelle Le Roux Senior Fellow University of Cape Town Full Details

12/07/2004 - 16/07/2004	Ms Fiona Alpins Full Details

6/07/2004 - 8/07/2004	Professor Daniel Lev Emeritus Professor of Political Science Department of Political Science, University of Washington Full Details

5/07/2004 - 16/07/2004	Professor Michael Birnhack Senior Fellow - Faculty of Law University of Haifa Full Details

1/07/2004 - 30/09/2004	Mr Isusko Ordenana Guezuraga Full Details

1/07/2004 - 31/07/2004	Mr Nehal Bhuta Full Details

28/06/2004 - 3/07/2004	Mr Georgos Mousourakis University of Auckland Full Details

28/06/2004 - 1/08/2004	Dr Dan Hunter Assistant Professor of Legal Studies at the Wharton School University of Pennsylvania Full Details

24/06/2004 - 30/06/2005	Judge Daijiro Yasuda Judge Ashikaga Branch of the Utsunomiya District Court, Japan Full Details

24/06/2004 - 30/06/2005	Judge Daijiro Yasuda Judge Supreme Court of Japan Full Details

21/06/2004 - 1/07/2004	Professor Paul Marcus Full Details

17/06/2004 - 22/07/2004	Kris Lines University of Birmingham Full Details

9/06/2004 - 14/06/2004	Judith Resnick Yale Full Details

7/06/2004 - 11/06/2004	Dr Thomas Poole Lecturer in Law University of Nottingham Full Details

4/06/2004 - 17/06/2004	Mr Peter Johnston University of WA Full Details

1/06/2004 - 23/07/2004	Mr Lawrence McNamara Maquarie University Lawrence McNamara will be visiting the Centre for Media & Communications Law where he will be working on a project that explores the ways libel laws mediate and regulate truth and racism when histories and historians are subjected to legal judgment. The project looks at David Irving's action against American academic Deborah Lipstadt (who had alleged that Irving was engaged in Holocaust denial, having deliberately falsified evidence to advance his racist political agenda), contrasting it with the current debates surrounding Australian history and colonial genocide, where Keith Windschuttle's "The Fabrication of Aboriginal History" (2002) has alleged that leading historians, including Henry Reynolds, have deliberately falsified evidence to advance a political agenda of 'black victimhood and white guilt'. Full Details

26/05/2004 - 28/05/2004	Professor David Caudill Washington & Lee University Professor Caudill is the keynote speaker at the CMCL Seminar, "Protecting Celebrities: The Right of Publicity in the US and Australlia" on Thursday 27 May (in Melbourne) and Tuesday 1 June (in Sydney). Full Details

24/05/2004 - 27/05/2004	Professor John Borrows Professor and Law Foundation Chair of Aboriginal Justice and Governance University of Victoria, Canada Professor Burrows is Canada's leading indigenous legal scholar. He will also present a seminar Practical Recolonization(?): Aboriginal Rights and Equality in Australia Full Details

22/05/2004 - 11/06/2004	Mr Nick Hopkins University of Southampton Nick Hopkins is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Southampton, UK. His specialisation is property law and he is researching for a book, "Conscience in Modern Land Law" to be published by Hart Publishing. Recent years have seen a renaissance of interest in the use of unconscionability, for example through its reassertion as the basis of the law of trusts and of estoppel. In light of this, Nick’s research explores what constitutes unconscionable conduct when the concept is used to justify judicial intervention and when (and why) principles founded on conscience are the most appropriate basis for intervention. While visiting the Law Faculty, Nick will be focusing his research on comparisons between English and Australian developments. Full Details

20/05/2004 - 25/06/2004	Ms Karen Wheelwright School of Law, Deakin University Karen will visit the Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law, where she will undertake research on the regulation of occupational health and safety in a number of overseas jurisdictions, with emphasis on management-worker consultation on OHS issues. This research will further advance Karen’s doctoral research in organisational and individual liability for deaths and injuries at work. Full Details

17/05/2004 - 31/07/2004	Ms Isabelle Petit Universite Pantheon - Assas (Paris II) Full Details

17/05/2004 - 21/05/2004	Dr James Renwick Full Details

6/05/2004 - 6/05/2004	Dr Mark Williams Assistant Professor of Law School of Accounting and Finance, Hong Kong Polytechnic University Full Details

3/05/2004 - 7/05/2004	Carol Smart University of Leeds Full Details

1/05/2004 - 31/07/2004	Dr Stephen Girvin National University of Singapore Full Details

19/04/2004 - 19/04/2004	ASEAN Journalists from ASEAN region Full Details

14/04/2004 - 30/04/2004	Mr Andrew Lynch University of Technology, Sydney Andrew Lynch is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, UTS. During his visit to the Centre for Comparative Constitutional Law, Andrew will be continuing to work on his doctoral thesis, which he is studying through the Gilbert + Tobin Centre for Public Law, UNSW. The thesis is concerned with the impact of judicial disagreement, especially dissenting judgments, upon the development of Australian constitutional law. The project involves an element of empirical work but also hopes to track substantive changes in the Court's approach to constitutional questions over the last 40 years which have been significantly influenced by minority views. Full Details

8/04/2004 - 15/04/2004	Professor Philip Alston New York University Full Details

7/04/2004 - 21/04/2004	Ms Shae McCrystal Lecturer Australian National University Full Details

5/04/2004 - 16/04/2004	Dr Raul Pangalangan Dean, Faculty of Law University of the Philipines Full Details

1/04/2004 - 19/04/2004	Mr Peter Johnstone Faculty of Law, University of Western Australia Full Details

11/03/2004 - 19/03/2004	Professor Minako Homma Kurume University Full Details

8/03/2004 - 2/04/2004	Ms Karen Wheelwright Deakin University Karen will be visiting the Centre for Corporate Law and Securities Regulation from 8 March to 2 April 2004, where she will undertake research on the interrelationship between civil and criminal penalties for company officers. This visit is designed to advance Karen’s doctoral research in organisational and individual liability for deaths and injuries at work. Full Details

5/03/2004 - 19/03/2004	Professor Andrew Stewart Flinders University Full Details

1/03/2004 - 28/02/2005	Ms Catherine Button Full Details

1/03/2004 - 31/03/2004	Ms Vivienne O'Connor National University of Ireland Galway Vivienne O’Connor is currently a PhD candidate and fellow of the United States Institute of Peace and the Irish Centre for Human Rights. She is co-responsible for the coordination of the United States Institute of Peace sponsored ‘Model Codes Initiative’ project. During the course of her visit, Vivienne will continue her work on this project, which involves the drafting of a legal framework for use in post-conflict situations, including a model criminal code, code of criminal procedure and detention act. She will also conduct in-dept research on comparative criminal procedure as part of her PhD, with the aim of examining the increasing ‘hybridisation’ that is currently occurring on a global level in criminal procedure. Vivienne is a Visiting Fellow of the APCML. Full Details

1/03/2004 - 30/06/2004	Mr Bill Dodge Hastings College of the Law, University of California J.D (Yale Law School) B.A (Yale) Full Details

1/03/2004 - 31/03/2004	Dr Richard Collier University of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Full Details

25/02/2004 - 9/03/2004	Francois du Bois Full Details

25/02/2004 - 26/02/2004	Dr Michael Gillooly University of Western Australia Full Details

24/02/2004 - 30/04/2004	Matthias Schulze Full Details

23/02/2004 - 12/03/2004	Ms Ursula Cheer Canterbury University, New Zealand Ursula Cheer carried out a study of the effects of defamation laws in New Zealand in 2001. The study sought to discover whether such laws have a chilling effect on the media, to the extent that stories with a high element of public interest are suppressed or edited, with detrimental effects on freedom of expression. In the first half of 2001, confidential surveys were sent to every identifiable member of the New Zealand media. This included newspapers, television and radio broadcasters, magazines, book publishers, independent writers and journalists, information service providers and advertising agencies and public relations firms. Similar surveys were also sent to legal practitioners who are prominent defamation lawyers, both plaintiff and defendant representatives, to find out about their practices and views. Some face-to-face interviews were conducted with leading practitioners who were too busy to complete the survey. The surveys were augmented by the collection of statistical information as to the incidence of defamation statements of claim (writs) involving media defendants filed in a significant sample of High Court registries in New Zealand, for the years 1998-2001. The results of the study have now been compiled and have been written up in part. Ursula intends to complete the bulk of writing up as soon as possible with a view to publishing the results in 2004 during her valuable three week Research Fellowship at the Centre for Media and Communications Law. Full Details

23/02/2004 - 23/02/2004	Peter Tesch Deputy Permanent Representative United Nations Full Details

16/02/2004 - 25/02/2004	Professor Terence Daintith Full Details

10/02/2004 - 31/03/2004	Mr Mark Mourell Griffith University Full Details

9/02/2004 - 20/02/2004	Peter Johnston University of Western Australia Full Details

9/02/2004 - 30/04/2004	Professor David Morgan University College, Cork Full Details

3/02/2004 - 6/02/2004	Ms Shae McCrystal Australian National University Full Details

29/01/2004 - 20/04/2004	Professor Steven Schwarcz Professor of Law Duke University, School of Law Full Details

25/01/2004 - 30/01/2004	Ms Lesley Hitchens University of NSW Full Details

24/01/2004 - 8/02/2004	Professor Raymond Wacks University of Hong Kong Full Details

22/01/2004 - 30/06/2004	Dr Gerry Simpson London School of Economics and Political Science Full Details

22/01/2004 - 23/01/2004	Professor Daniel L Rubinfeld Robert L Bridges Professor of Law and Professor of Economics School of Law, University of Califorina, Berkeley Professor Rubinfeld is visiting IPRIA to present a seminar titled "The strategic Use of Patents - Implications for Anti-Trust", on Thursday 22 January 2004. Full Details

22/01/2004 - 22/01/2004	Dr George Barker Director, Centre for Law and Economics Australian National University Dr George Barker is visiting IPRIA to commentate at the seminar titled "The strategic Use of Patents - Implications for Anti-Trust", on Thursday 22 January 2004. Full Details

12/01/2004 - 3/05/2004	Mr Daniel Clough Full Details

1/01/2004 - 25/01/2004	Mr Kazuhisa Shibayama Harvard University Full Details

1/01/2004 - 30/06/2004	Magistra Christina Dietmann University of Innsbruck Christina Dietmann's thesis is concerned with the validity of detention of asylum seekers seen from an international perspective. She is investigating Australia's refugee law especially focussing on the current detention system of unauthorised arrivals. In this context it is of special interest to question whether Australia is in breach of its international obligations and treaties e.g. the Refugee Convention, the ICCPR or the Convention on the rights of the Child. Full Details

19/12/2003 - 31/05/2004	Professor Harry Glasbeek Emeritus Professor York University, Canada Professor Glasbeek is Professor Emeritus at the Osgoode Hall Law School at York University in Toronto, Canada where he has taught since 1974. A University of Melbourne alumnus, Professor Glasbeek graduated in 1963 with honours in law and a BA. He is co-author of Labour Law and Industrial Relations in Canada and The Changing Work Place: Canada’s Troubled Industrial Relations Systems. He has also written other texts and books on evidence and labour law, in addition to articles dealing with torts, the politics of rights and the Canadian judicial system. Full Details

13/12/2003 - 19/01/2004	Dr Karen Yeung Linnells' Lecturer in Commercial Law Oxford University Karen will visit the Centre for Media and Communications Law, where she will undertake research exploring the emerging use of media publicity by regulatory agencies, focusing on its potential as a technique through which regulatory compliance may be promoted Full Details

8/12/2003 - 24/12/2003	Mr Alan Trench Full Details

1/12/2003 - 31/12/2003	Mr John Murphy University of Manchester, UK John Murphy is a Senior Lecturer at Manchester University. He specialises in Family Law and Tort Law. He is currently working on a book entitled "International Dimensions in Family Law". Full Details

24/11/2003 - 28/11/2003	Mr David Linnan University of South Carolina Full Details

17/11/2003 - 21/11/2003	Professor Mitsuo Nagafuchi Konan University, Japan Full Details

17/11/2003 - 19/03/2004	Mr Lawrence McNamara Macquarie University Lawrence McNamara will be visiting the Centre for Media & Communications Law where he will be working on his doctoral thesis, 'The Reconstruction of Reputation: Re-thinking the Tests for What is Defamatory'. The project develops a theory of reputation that focuses on the place of moral judgment in reputation and the bases upon which such judgments might be made. In doing so, it examines the implications of such a theory for the laws of defamation. Full Details

10/11/2003 - 30/04/2004	Ms Nadin Sondermann University of Cologne, Germany Ms Nadin Sondermann is a PhD student from the University of Cologne, Germany. In 1999 the German legislator introduced a new provision, according to which prices set below the cost level by undertakings with (relative) market power are presumed to be illegal (i.e. predatory) unless they are justified by way of an exception. This provision has been heavily criticised in academic discussions. Nadin Sondermann's dissertation takes this as the basis for an examination of the different methods of resolution of the problem of low pricing practices by undertakings with market power on a European level, in the United Kingdom and in Germany as well as in other international legislative sytems. The focus will be placed on accepted and possible justifications. Full Details

8/11/2003 - 7/12/2003	Dr Hans Tijo National University of Singapore Full Details

7/11/2003 - 24/11/2003	Professor Jane Ginsburg Morton L Janklow Professor of Literary and Artistic Property Law Columbia Law School Full Details

5/11/2003 - 7/11/2003	Professor Franco Carinci President of the Italian Association of Labour Rights and Social Security. University of Bologna Full Details

1/11/2003 - 29/02/2004	Ms Sau Ngan Wong Securities Commission, Malaysia Full Details

1/11/2003 - 31/10/2004	Mr Andrea Cruciani Judge The aim of the intended research at the University of Melbourne is to study the witness psychology (perception, memory, deposition), trying to focus similarities and differences between the civil law and the common law approach to that particular topic. Special attention will be given to the techniques used to examine a witness in the Australian courts and to how Australian magistrates face the fact finding task, making a comparison with what happens in the European courts. Full Details

24/10/2003 - 24/10/2003	Delegation China University of Political Science and Law , People’s Republic of China Full Details

24/10/2003 - 24/10/2003	Delegation Delegation Procedural Law Research Center, China University of Political Science and Law , People’s Republic of China Full Details

22/10/2003 - 7/11/2003	Mr David Bloch Harvard University Full Details

16/10/2003 - 17/10/2003	Sir Kenneth Keith Court of Appeal of New Zealand Full Details

15/10/2003 - 15/10/2003	Dr Greg Fealy Research Fellow and Lecturer Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, The Australian National University Full Details

22/09/2003 - 3/10/2003	Mr Peter Johnston University of Western Australia Full Details

17/09/2003 - 18/09/2003	Mr Kent Anderson Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law and Faculty of Asian Studies The Australian National University, Australia Full Details

10/09/2003 - 19/09/2003	Sir Tipene O'Regan Full Details

4/09/2003 - 30/06/2004	Professor Jeong-hu Kim Kangwon National University, South Korea Full Details

1/09/2003 - 5/09/2003	Professor Ross Buckley Full Details

1/09/2003 - 31/12/2003	Ms Helene van Lith Erasmus University Rotterdam The objective of Hélène van Lith's stay at the Melbourne Law School is to undertake further comparative research on the common law system on international jurisdiction in civil matters. The starting point of the research is the draft convention for a ‘Worldwide Convention on Jurisdiction and Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgements in Civil and Commercial Matters’ initiated by The Hague Conference on Private International Law. This ‘Hague Jurisdiction Project’ is a new attempt to provide for clear jurisdiction rules for proper allocation of judicial powers in international litigation. Apart from the European Union and the United States, Australia, Canada, China and Japan are key players in the diplomatic negotiations of such international convention. Comparative research might help bridge the gap between common law and civil law legal systems in their jurisdictional tradition to find common grounds. Full Details

31/08/2003 - 1/09/2003	Professor David Johnson Associate Professor of Sociology, Adjunct Professor of Law University of Hawaii at Manoa Full Details

21/08/2003 - 23/08/2003	Dr Stephen Sherlock Information and Research Services Parliamentary Library, Parliament of Australia Full Details

11/08/2003 - 22/08/2003	Professor Philip Alston European University Institute Full Details

11/08/2003 - 22/08/2003	Professor Grainne De Burca European University Institute Full Details

8/08/2003 - 22/08/2003	Professor Braham Dabscheck School of Industrial Relations and Organisational Behaviour University of New South Wales. Full Details

3/08/2003 - 8/08/2003	Dr Noel Byrne Full Details

1/08/2003 - 31/07/2004	Mr Jangwoo Park Ministry of Justice, Korea Full Details

1/08/2003 - 31/12/2003	Associate Professor Jianfu Chen Associate Professor Faculty of Law, La Trobe University, Australia Full Details

15/07/2003 - 24/12/2003	Ms Vanessa Mitchell Victoria University Full Details

7/07/2003 - 9/07/2003	Dr Stephane Beauloc Asistant Professor Faculty of Law, University of Montreal Phd (Cambridge); LLM (Cambridge) Full Details

1/07/2003 - 30/09/2003	Mr Rob McQueen Head, Faculty of Business and Law Victoria University, Australia Full Details

1/07/2003 - 30/06/2004	Judge Takashi Nakajima Judge Osaka District Court Full Details

1/07/2003 - 24/12/2003	Professor Elizabeth Boros Sir Keith Aickin Chair of Company Law Monash University LL.B. (Hons) (Adelaide) (First Class) LL.M (Cambridge) Ph.D. (Cambridge) elizabeth.boros@law.monash.edu.au Full Details

1/07/2003 - 31/12/2003	Alison Young Associate Professor, Department of Criminology University of Melbourne While visiting the Law Faculty, Alison will be completing a book entitled "Judging the Image: Art, Value, Law" (to be published by Routledge) which deals with the intersection of aesthetics, law and culture by examining a series of controversial issues in visual arts (obscenity, blasphemy, endangerment and so on). She will also be completing the fieldwork for a project on the regulation of graffiti, as part of a 3-year ARC-funded research project entitled "Crimes of the Sign: the Legality of Graffiti in the Contemporary City". Full Details

17/06/2003 - 4/07/2003	Professor Peter Rowe Professor, Faculty of Law Lancaster University Full Details

15/06/2003 - 23/08/2003	Mr Shankar Prasad Doctoral Candidate in Political Science Brown University, USA Full Details

15/06/2003 - 23/08/2003	Mr Shankar Prasad Doctoral Candidate in Political Science Brown University, USA Full Details

1/06/2003 - 4/08/2003	Professor Graeme W. Austin Professor of Law University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law B.A. (Hons.) (Victoria University of Wellington) LL.B. (Victoria University of Wellington) LL.M. (Hons.) (Victoria University of Wellington) LL.M (Columbia University) J.S.D. (Columbia University) Full Details

29/05/2003 - 30/05/2003	Ms Kimberly Weatherill Full Details

12/05/2003 - 28/07/2003	Ms Jan Linehan Full Details

6/05/2003 - 13/05/2003	Mr Ian Bailey Full Details

6/05/2003 - 13/05/2003	Mr Doug Jones Full Details

5/05/2003 - 11/05/2003	Professor John Farrar Full Details

5/05/2003 - 11/05/2003	Professor Douglas Branson Full Details

5/05/2003 - 9/05/2003	Professor Ross Buckley Full Details

23/04/2003 - 23/04/2004	Mr Guan Yisheng Central University of Finance and Economics, People's Replublic of China Full Details

18/04/2003 - 16/04/2004	Mr Yisheng Guan Centre University of Finance and Economics, People's Republic of China Full Details

9/04/2003 - 9/05/2003	Professor Brad Morse University of Ottawa Full Details

7/04/2003 - 11/04/2003	Ms Celia Wells Full Details

26/03/2003 - 1/04/2003	Professor John Barnes Professor of Law University of Ottawa Full Details

3/03/2003 - 31/03/2004	Mr Yisheng Guan Central University of Finance and Economics, Beijing The objective of Mr Yisheng Guan’s visiting the Faculty of Law is doing the comparative research between Australian insurance laws and regulations and Chinese insurance laws and regulations, particularly in the area of the insurance business laws and regulations. He is focussing his research on the insurance industry deregulation, insurance funds investment, directors of life insurance companies' duties, solvency, and insurance intermediaries legal system. Full Details

1/01/2003 - 31/07/2003	Mr Hongyou Sun Nankai University, Tianjin Full Details

16/12/2002 - 3/09/2003	Ms Jennifer Woodbury Deputy Campaign Manager Congressman Jim Talent for United States Senate Full Details

3/12/2002 - 6/12/2002	Ms Ann Dufty Special Counsel Corrs Chambers Westgarth, Solicitors Teaching Trade Mark Practice in the Graduate Program. Full Details

21/11/2002 - 27/11/2002	Dr Marie Jacobsson Swedish Foreign Ministry Teaching Law of the Sea & National Security in the Graduate Program. Full Details

21/11/2002 - 28/11/2002	Professor Jerry Reichman Bunyan S. Womble Professor of Law Duke University, USA Full Details

20/11/2002 - 26/11/2002	Mr David Bennett QC Victorian Bar Teaching Remedies in Construction Disputes in the Graduate Program. Full Details

20/11/2002 - 26/11/2002	Professor Barry Friedman New York University Teaching The United States Constitution in Comparative Perspective in the Graduate Program. Full Details

18/11/2002 - 22/11/2002	Ms Cally Jordan World Bank Teaching Comparative Companies Law in the Asia-Pacific Region in the Graduate Program. Full Details

18/11/2002 - 22/11/2002	Dr Benny Tabalujan Full Details

18/11/2002 - 13/12/2002	Ms Penny Andrews Full Details

6/11/2002 - 12/11/2002	Mr Michael Hains ABN AMBRO Teaching Regulation of Financial Markets in the Graduate Program. Full Details

6/11/2002 - 12/11/2002	Mr Ian Bailey NSW Bar Teaching Advanced Construction Claims in the Graduate Program. Full Details

30/10/2002 - 30/10/2002	Mr Colin McDonald QC, Barrister William Forster Chambers, Australia Full Details

28/10/2002 - 28/10/2002	Delegation from Henan Provincial Establishment Organisation Committee Office (EOCO), People's Republic of China Full Details

28/10/2002 - 28/10/2002	Ms Feng Li Researcher; Assistant Secretary-General Henan Beureau of Foreign Experts; Henan Association of International Exchange of Peronnel Delegation Full Details

28/10/2002 - 28/10/2002	Mr Gfo Changqing Director Zhoukou Municiplal EOCO, Henan Province Delegation Full Details

28/10/2002 - 28/10/2002	Mr Han Shousheng Director Shangqiu Municipal EOCO, Henan Province Full Details

28/10/2002 - 28/10/2002	Mr Li Jianjun Division Chief Zhengzhou Municiple EOCO, Henan Province Full Details

28/10/2002 - 28/10/2002	Mr Liu Lei Division Chief, Personnel Division Henan Provincial News Publishing Bureau Full Details

28/10/2002 - 28/10/2002	Mr Luo Xiangsheng Deputy Division Chief, Personnel Division Henan Provincial Forestry Department Full Details

28/10/2002 - 28/10/2002	Mr Cheng Leyi Director, Research & Service Centre Henan Provincial EOCO, PRC Delegation Full Details

28/10/2002 - 28/10/2002	Mr Shao Xinmin Deputy Division Chief, Personnel Division Henan Finance, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong Full Details

28/10/2002 - 28/10/2002	Mr Han Shousheng Deputy Director; Deputy Chief Henan Provincial EOCO; Henan Provincial Peronnel Department Full Details

25/10/2002 - 25/10/2002	Delegation from Henan Province, People's Republic of China Full Details

20/10/2002 - 22/10/2002	Mr Kent Anderson Faculty of Law, Australian National University, Australia Full Details

17/10/2002 - 23/10/2002	Professor John Farrar Bond University Teaching Comparative Corporate Governance in the Graduate Program. Full Details

16/10/2002 - 18/10/2002	Dr Leo Suryadinata Professor; Senior Research Fellow Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore Full Details

10/10/2002 - 15/10/2002	Professor Jim Lahore Mallesons Stephen Jaques Teaching Copyright Law in the Graduate Program. Full Details

10/10/2002 - 15/10/2002	Dr Warwick Rothnie Mallesons Stephen Jaques, Solicitors Teaching Copyright Law in the Graduate Program. Full Details

7/10/2002 - 11/10/2002	Mr Chris Eves Blake Dawson Waldron, Solicitors

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