Tim Lindsey is an ARC Federation Fellow and Director of the Asian Law Centre, which he joined in 1990. He is also Director of the Centre for Islamic Law and Society (formerly, Centre for the Study of Contemporary Islam).
Tim is a graduate of the University of Melbourne Law School and completed his doctoral thesis in Indonesian studies. He teaches and researches Indonesian law, syariah (Islamic law), comparative law and law reform in developing countries. He researches and teaches in Bahasa Indonesia, is chair of the Australia-Indonesia Institute and is a practicing member of the Victorian Bar.
His publications include Indonesia: Law & Society (2nd Edition); Indonesia After Soeharto: Prospects for Reform; Law Reform in Transitional and Developing States; and Corruption in Asia (with Howard Dick). He is a founding editor of the Australian Journal of Asian Law.
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