Indigenous peoples' relationship with Australian and international law in a histrorical and social context.

In Lawscape Nicole Graham develops a rich, timely and (in more senses than one) radical critique of orthodox and critical perspectives on property. After reading this critiq ue, many theorists of property who imagine ...

This book examines the problems in the current Intellectual Property Rights regime, in the context of digitization, knowledge economy, and globalization. The volume also provides specific theoretical, policy and legislative ...

Why devote a book to the idea of treaty-making between Indigenous peoples and government in Australia? The answer is that a treaty might address a big problem of principle at the same time as helping to fix a set of ...