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Walking the Thin Green Line: The Australian Experience of Corporate Environmental Reporting

Bubna-Litic Karen; De Leeuw Lou; Willamson Imelda (Law Book Company, 2001)

Increasingly, Australian corporations are publicly reporting their environmental performance. Australia's Minister for the Environment and Heritage, Senator Robert Hill states that "the Government sees considerable ...
The High Court - Legitimacy and Change: Haig Patapan, Juging Democracy - The New Politics of the High Court of Australia

Lynch, A. (Australian National University, 2001)
The (Self)Regulation of Law: A Synesgistic Model of Tort Law and Regulation

Corbett Angus (University of New South Wales, 2002)
Wrestling as a Symbol of Maintaining the Order of Nature in Ancient Mesopotamian Art

Azize Joseph (Brill, 2002)

There is found in the ancient art of Mesopotamia an enigmatic bearded hero who appears in several attitudes, but often wrestling wild animals. An analysis of the art demonstrates that this figure is a guardian of the natural ...
Business Law and Ethics - Does it have a Future?

Adams Michael; Barker David; Lancaster Judith (Murdoch University, 2002)
The Hong Kong Legal Information Institute (HKLII): Its Role In Free Access To Global Law Via The Internet

Greenleaf, G. W.; Mowbray, A. S. (University of Hong Kong, 2002)
Copping Out or Copying? An exploration of the legal issues relating to students' challenging academic decisions

Varnham Sally (Australia and New Zealand Education Law Association, 2002)

Within a tertiary institution, academics and academic boards make many decisions which concern individual students directly. For example, whether a student should receive a passing grade, or whether a student should be ...
Mandatory Sentencing: Lessons from the United States

Mccoy Candace; Krone Anthony (University of New South Wales, Indigenous Law Centre, 2002)
The Rise of the Australian Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman

Stuhmcke Anita (Elsevier Science, 2002)

Australia is the first jurisdiction in the world to introduce a national private telecommunications industry ombudsman. Created in 1993. the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) has grown in jurisdiction and ...
Limiting Access to Assisted Reproduction JM V QFG

Stuhmcke Anita (LexisNexis Butterworths, 2002)

The only Australian case which has specifically dealt with the question of a self-identifying lesbian accessing artificial reproductive technology (ART) I is a decision of the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of ...
Dissent: Towards a Methodology for Measuring Judicial Disagreement in the High Court of Australia

Lynch Andrew (Thomson Legal and Regulatory Ltd, 2002)
Limiting Access to Assisted Reproduction JM V QFG

Stuhmcke Anita (LexisNexis Butterworths, 2002)

The only Australian case which has specifically dealt with the question of a self-identifying lesbian accessing artificial reproductive technology (ART)1 is a decision of the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of ...
Sizing the Opportunity for Opportunistic Cybercrimminals

Ghosh Ajoy (Mindsystems, 2002)

According to Grabosky et al 'the fundamental principle of criminology is that crime follows opportunity, and the opportunities for theft abound in the Digital Age '. But what is the extent of this opportunity? There are ...
Dissent: Towards a Methodology for Measuring Judicial Disagreement in the High Court of Australia

Lynch Andrew (Thomson Legal and Regulatory Ltd, 2002)
Whither the common law privileges: Vale client privelege in tax investigations?

Fisher Rodney (Monash University, 2002)
Does increasing criminality make for better reform of the financial services industry?

Adams Michael (LexisNexis Butterworths, 2002)

This article examines the research conducted by Michael Adams and Jeremy Green into the Changes in Liability for the Superannuation Industry that was commissioned by the Fund Executives Association Limited in August ...
New Processes of governance: cases for deliberative decision-making?

Benn, S. (Emerald Group Publishing, 2002)
Intimate Strangers: law, genetics, Globalisation and the 'Human Family'

Karpin Isabel; O'Connell Karen (Griffith University, Socio-Legal Research Centre, 2002)
Special Education 2000 and Daniels v the Attorney-General: Equality of access to education for children with special needs in New Zealand

Varnham Sally (Taylor and Francis - Routledge, 2002)
In House or in Court? Legal Challenges to University Decisions

Kamvounias Patty; Varnham Sally (Triangle Journals, 2002)

Every day, decisions are made in universities that affect students. When a decision adversely affects a particular student, what means of redress does that student have? The circumstances in which a student has a legal ...

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