Scholarly publications and presentations by staff from the Law Faculty.

Documents from 2010

The procedural evolution of conflict towards litigation and implications for legal publishers, John Wade

Documents from 2009

Reasoning by analogy in the law, John H. Farrar

Riding the dragon: Law and legal opportunities in China, Tim Jay

Chapter II Property Agents and Motor Dealers Act 2000 (Qld): The answer to our prayers or the devil in disguise?, Tammy Johnson

Congruence and divergence in transfer pricing in Australia and Japan: Intangibles and advance pricing agreements, Michelle Markham

Negotiating with difficult people, John Wade

Documents from 2008

The law of globalisation, Laurence Boulle

Mediation: Skills and techniques, Laurence Boulle; Michael T. Colatrella, Jr.; and Anthony P. Picchioni

Challenges to multilateral trade: The impact of bilateral, preferential and regional agreements, Ross Buckley, Vai Io Lo, and Laurence Boulle

The student as apprentice: Bridging the gap between education, skills and practice, Joel Butler and Rachel Mansted

Abolition and restoration of a Legislative Council: Queensland and the other states, Gerard Carney

The blindness of the eye-witness, Ian R. Coyle, David Field, and Glen Miller

The (almost) redundant civil accessorial liability provisions of the Trade Practices Act, Joachim Dietrich

Corporate governance: Theories, principles and practice, John H. Farrar

The codification of commercial law, John H. Farrar

The corporate governance of SMEs and unlisted companies, John H. Farrar

Internet and e-commerce law, Jay Forder and Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

Life-long learning for reforming law, refining lawyers, refreshing education, Terry Gygar and Kay Lauchland

Oil and politics apparently do mix: The role of multinational resource corporations in national sovereignty, Tina Hunter and Thomas Storey

Achieving the purpose of IPA- A case of hit and miss, Tammy Johnson

Preserving due process or warehousing the undesirables: To what end the separation of judicial power of the Commonwealth?, Patrick Keyzer

Conditions for effective disclosure in the regulation of franchising, Elizabeth Spencer

Reconceiving the regulation of the franchise sector, Elizabeth Spencer

Balance of power, certainty and discretion in the franchise relationship: An analysis of contractual terms, Elizabeth C. Spencer

Effective disclosure in the regulation of franchising, Elizabeth C. Spencer

Using the statements of co-accused, Lee Stuesser

Codifying Australia's contract law: Time for a stocktake in the common law factory, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

From the airport to the surgery to the courtroom: Private international law and medical tourism, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

How does the accuracy of geo-location technologies affect the law?, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

The times they are a-changin' (every six months)-- The challenges of regulating developing technologies, Dan Jerker Borje Svantesson

Mandatory sentences in South Africa: Lessons for Australia?, Stephan Terblanche and Geraldine Mackenzie

Defining “success” in negotiation and other dispute resolution training, John Wade

Judicial decision-making in Australia – critique and redemption., John Wade

Persuasion in negotiation and mediation, John Wade

Intervention methods and processes, Michael Weir

Documents from 2007

Principles of criminal law, Eric Colvin and Sanjeev Anand

Criminal law in Queensland and Western Australia, Eric Colvin and John McKechnie

Salmond and corporate theory, John H. Farrar

Evidence law in Queensland, David Field

Trusts law in Australia, Denis Ong

“Imagine there’s no countries...” – Geo-identification, the law and the not so borderless Internet, Dan Jerker B Svantesson

Privacy law: Australia: Conflict of laws issues associated with an action for interference with privacy, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

Intellectual property cases before the high court 2000 - 2007, William van Caenegem

Intellectual property law and innovation, William van Caenegem

New trends in illegal evidence in criminal procedure: general report - common law, William van Caenegem

Introduction to the book "Complementary Medicine : ethics and law", Michael Weir

Unaffordable health care amid phenomenal growth: The case of health care protection in reform China, Chack-Kie Wong, Kwong-Leung Tang, and Vai Io Lo

Documents from 2006

Mediation and Other ADR Processes, Laurence Boulle

Iraq's sovereign debt and its curious global implications, Ross P. Buckley

Minimum wage laws and wage regulation: Do changes to a minimum wage affect employment levels?, Joel Butler

Australian federalism: crunch time?, Gerard Carney

Egan v Willis and Egan v Chadwick: The triumph of responsible government, Gerard Carney

Lord Atkin: his Queensland Origins and Legacy, Gerard Carney

The Constitutional Systems of the Australian States and Territories , Gerard Carney

The Ethical Standards of Politicians, Gerard Carney

Fairness and equality in the criminal process, Eric Colvin

Novel strategies to overcome barriers to commercialisation of new technologies: a case study from the Australian biotechnology industry, Damian Hine and Damien Millen

Offshore Exploration and Production, Policy and the Offshore Petroleum Act - Whither Now?, Tina Hunter

Resisting a hostile takeover: the Lion Nathan bid for Coopers Brewery, John P.G. Lessing and Renaee Johns

Drug advertisements: A prescription for misleading and deceptive conduct?, Damien Millen

Borders on, or border around – the future of the Internet, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

The legal implications of geo-identification, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

The not so 'borderless' internet: Does it still give rise to private international law issues?, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

The relation between public international law and private international law in the internet context, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

Intellectual property, William van Caenegem

Arbitral decision making in family property disputes - lotteries, crystal balls, and wild guesses, John Wade

Bargaining in the Shadow of the Tribe, John Wade

Collaborative lawyering - some preliminary thoughts for Australia, John Wade

Crossing the Last Gap, John Wade

Dobermans and diplomats: seventeen strategies for re-opening hopelessly deadlocked negotiations., John Wade

Dueling Experts, John Wade

Formal Legal Education: A Few Lessons From The Past, Useful For The Future, John Wade

A Lasting Agreement, John Wade and Christopher Honeyman

Regulation of complementary and alternative medicine: An international perspective, Michael Weir

Regulation of complementary and alternative medicine practitioners, Michael Weir

China's Urban Health Care Reform: From State Protection to Individual Responsibility, Chack-Kie Wong, Vai Io Lo, and Kwong-leung Tang

Documents from 2005

A remodelling of Adam Smith’s tax design principles, Clinton Alley and Duncan Bentley

Bangoura v Washington Post: Case Comment, Matthew J. Baird

Desperate housewives get legal backing, David Field

"Judge not, lest ye be judged" The Corby case - can it happen in Australia?, David Field

Political free speech - how far does it extend?, David Field

Rule of law, separation of powers and judicial decision making in Australia - Part 2, Tina Hunter

Law and investment in China: the legal and business environment after WTO accession, Vai Io Lo

Co-ownership, Carmel MacDonald and Michael Weir

Easement and profits, Carmel MacDonald and Michael Weir

Disputes over access to 'declared' services: evaluating the negotiate-arbitrate framework in Part IIIA of the Trade Practices Act, Brenda Marshall

Ad-agent provocateur: Can advertising agencies be liable as principals for creating misleading ads?, Damien W. Millen

Who wants to be a millionaire? Misleading and deceptive seminar spruiking, Damien W. Millen

Amlink Technologies Pty Ltd and Australian Trade Commission [2005] AATA 359 – Software finally recognised as “goods”, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

An Update on the proposed Hague Convention on Exclusive Choice of Court Agreements, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

Geo-identification: – Now They Know Where You Live, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

In Defence of the Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

The characteristics making Internet communication challenge traditional models of regulation - What every international jurist should know about the Internet, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

Who’s fingerprints, and with what flavour, would you like today?, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

Inter-firm migration of tacit knowledge: law and policy, William van Caenegem

Alternative medicine: a new regulatory model, Michael Weir

Complementary and alternative medicine – legal issues, Michael Weir

Missed Breast Cancer: The Legal Factors, Michael Weir

What is complementary and alternative medicine, Michael Weir

Leases, Michael Weir, Anne Wallace, Les McCrimmon, and Carmel MacDonald

Documents from 2004

Special methods and tools for educating the transnational lawyer, Duncan Bentley and John Wade

The power of privilege, Gerard Carney

Owen Dixon, Gerard Carney and Jim Corkery

Criminal procedure in the South Pacific, Eric Colvin

The Perils of Pauline, David Field

Fat spat: Packaging, passing off and misleading the metabolically challenged, Damien W. Millen

Master of their own domain: Still more misleading and deceptive conduct around cyberspace, Damien W. Millen

Thorn in the ACCC's side: Rent ad rants and the TPA, Damien W. Millen

An introduction to jurisdictional issues in cyberspace, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

Geo-location technologies and other means of placing borders on the ‘borderless’ Internet, Dan Jerker B. Svantesson

Registered GI's: Intellectual property, agricultural policy and international trade, William van Caenegem

Duelling experts in mediation and negotiation: How to respond when eager expensive entrenched expert egos escalate enmity, John Wade

Representing Clients Effectively in Negotiation, Conciliation and Mediation of Family Disputes, John Wade

Bailing out Hanson and Ettridge, Michael Weir

Waiver of forfeiture in commercial leases - redressing the balance?, Michael Weir

Some reflections on how, why and what to teach, Bobette Wolski

Documents from 2003

Investing in Hong Kong and Mainland China, Duncan Bentley and Andrew Halkyard

Lifting the veil of mystery: freedom of speech under parliamentary privilege, Gerard Carney

Reform of parliamentary privilege, Gerard Carney

Sir Gerard Brennan – the principled judge, Gerard Carney

The High Court and the constitutionalism of electoral law, Gerard Carney

Sentencing principles in the High Court and the PSA , Eric Colvin

Aiding suicide: a modern moral dilemma, David Field

Access to justice: Lawyers' costs when acting pro bono in public interest litigation, Kay Lauchland

Law in society: The corporate governance debate, John P. G. Lessing

Finders keepers losers weepers?, Winnie Ma

Delivery fee not included: What constitutes "price" in cyberspace?, Damien W. Millen

Good as new? Beer, brand names and Section 52, Damien W. Millen

Where's the beef (from)?: Misleading and deceptive advertising as to source of product, Damien W. Millen

Intellectual property and the idea of progress, William van Caenegem

Registered Geographical Indications : Between Intellectual Property and Rural Policy – Part I, William van Caenegem

Registered Geographical Indications Between Intellectual Property and Rural Policy—Part II, William van Caenegem

Striking a balance between protecting commercial reputation and promoting competition, William van Caenegem

Arbitral Decision Making in Family Property Disputes - Lotteries, Crystal Balls, and Wild Guesses, John Wade

Legal presumption that children spend equal time with separated parents in Australia: A flawed reform proposal?, John Wade

Obligation to Advise of Options for Treatment – Medical Doctors and Complementary and Alternative Medicine Practitioners, Michael Weir

Statutory amendments to civil liability of professionals including medical doctors, Michael Weir

The next chapter in the story of native title, Michael Weir

Why, how and what to practice: Integrating skills teaching and learning in the undergraduate law curriculum, Bobette Wolski

Documents from 2002

International constraints on national tax policy: reflecting the international tax order, Duncan Bentley

The significance of declarations of taxpayers’ rights and global standards for the delivery of tax services by revenue authorities, Duncan Bentley

The tax filing system and tax aid service in Australia, Duncan Bentley

Alternative dispute resolution, case management and the rule of law, Laurence Boulle

A unique and precarious office - the office of the Governor-General, Gerard Carney

Sir Gerard Brennan and aspects of his human rights perspective, Gerard Carney

Criminal responsibility under the South Pacific codes, Eric Colvin

Murder and the separation of conjoined twins, Eric Colvin

Lawyering, Jim Corkery

The insurance crisis - Don't forget the victims, David Field

The international criminal court - What it means to Australia., Mary E. Hiscock

Feathering their own nests? Should barristers and/or solicitors be sued., Winnie Ma

A competitor by any other name: Sydney Markets Ltd v Sydney Flower Market Pty Ltd [2002] ATPR (Digest) 46-216, Damien W. Millen

Non-financial loss resulting from tort and breach of contracts: the availability of a monetary remedy that is non-compensatory, non-restitutional, non-punitive, and not a mere solatium, Denis Ong

Intellectual Property and Intellectual Capital, William van Caenegem

The public domain: scientia nullius, William van Caenegem

The Technicality Requirement, Patents Scope and Patentable Subject Matter in Australia, William van Caenegem

False dichotomies and asking the right questions, John Wade

Four myths of family law, John Wade

An Australian view: The Queensland Land Title Act 1994, Michael Weir

The story of native title, Michael Weir

The ten commandments of professional practice and reflexology, Michael Weir

Documents from 2001

The New Zealand Definition of ‘Residence’ for Individuals: Lessons for Australia in a ‘Global’ Environment , Clinton Alley, Duncan Bentley, and Simon James

A model for electronic tax collection, Duncan Bentley

Attorney-General, role of, Gerard Carney

Australia - a Federal Story, Gerard Carney

Centenary of state constitutions: recognition and reform, Gerard Carney

Parliamentary process, intervention in, Gerard Carney

Ordinary and reasonable people: the design of objective tests of criminal responsibility, Eric Colvin

The English courts and the rise of equity, Jim Corkery

Limiting parody sites and metatags, Jay Forder

The dilemmas of globalisation, Jay Forder

Shipwrecks, Asylum Seekers, and the Rule of Law: The Tampa Case., Mary E. Hiscock

Protection at school - the liability of school authorities for teacher misconduct, Jan McDonald

Don’t waste my time on negotiation or mediation; this case needs a judge: When is litigation the right solution?, John Wade

Mediation – Seven fundamental questions, John Wade

Concepts of property, Michael Weir

The ten commandments of professional practice, Michael Weir

The uncertainty of certain boundaries, Michael Weir

Mediator settlement strategies: Winning friends and influencing people, Bobette Wolski

Documents from 2000

A reply to Harry Evans, 'Enclosing politicians : the ambitious project', Gerard Carney

Constitutional review in Queensland: Consolidation and reform, Gerard Carney

Members of parliament: Law and ethics, Gerard Carney

Parliamentary privilege - contemporary issues, Gerard Carney

The rule of law, Jim Corkery

Linking and keywords revisited., Jay Forder

Permission to hyperlink?, Jay Forder

When the e-doctor calls, Jay Forder

Will Australia need a safe harbour?, Jay Forder

Will domain problems split the Internet?, Jay Forder

The development of consumerism and the regulation of unfair and restrictive trade practices, Bernard McCabe

Two children of the stolen generation come to court: Gunner and Cubillo v The Commonwealth, Bernard McCabe

"Kidz" privacy for sale?, Patrick Quirk

UK Inland Revenue deliberations on e-commerce & the VAT, Patrick Quirk

Fair use in the digital age, William van Caenegem

Is distributed file-swapping software legal in Australia? NAPSTER and GNUTELLA, William van Caenegem

Napster and Gnutella: Is distributed file-swapping software legal in Australia?, William van Caenegem

Expanding the concept of ‘legal’ knowledge (yet again): some strategies for re-opening deadlocked negotiations, John Wade

Re-inventing the pyramid: A process for teaching and learning in mediation courses, John Wade

Documents from 1999

Control of the domain: local and international developments, Jay Forder

Disputes about names: cybersquatting, cyberstuffing and banner ads, Jay Forder

Electronic signatures: are international uniform rules any nearer?, Jay Forder

Frames with a twist: Post-it notes on the Web, Jay Forder

Is copyright outdated?, Jay Forder

Testing the adequacy of privacy protection: How will the EU enforce its directive?, Jay Forder

The IIA Code of Practice: 'Co-regulation' of the Internet starts here, Jay Forder

The Internet censorship debate, Jay Forder

USA's new encryption policy: balancing ecommerce needs with security interests, Jay Forder

Amendments to amendments, Kay Lauchland

Advantages and disadvantages of the adversarial system in criminal proceedings, William van Caenegem

Documents from 1998

Avoiding the clash of the Titans: Contractual compliance with EU privacy protection requirements, Jay Forder

Could the Internet be brought to a standstill? The Internet governance fight and how it could affect you, Jay Forder

Privacy and self-regulation: Is there any hope?, Jay Forder

The body as password - biometric technology and the form of appropriate legislation, Jay Forder

Unsolicited email in business: spam, murk and the opt-in /opt-out debate, Jay Forder

Will our law be competitive? Some data protection requirements considered, Jay Forder

Email policies considered, Jay Forder and Patrick Quirk

So who controls the internet?, Patrick Quirk and Jay Forder

Case note: Data Access v Powerflex, William van Caenegem

Current trends and models in dispute resolution, Part 1, John Wade

Current trends and models in dispute resolution, Part 2, John Wade

Forever bargaining in the shadow of the law - Who sells solid shadows? (Who advises what, how and when?), John Wade

Documents from 1997

Note: Legal scholarship for new law teachers, Ross P. Buckley

New species - 'Domain Name' or 'Cybermark', Jay Forder

Email liability: postcards from the edge, Jay Forder and Patrick Quirk

"I hope he dies before me": caring for ageing children with intellectual disabilities and "against the odds": parents with intellectual disabilities, Patrick Keyzer, Terry Carney, and David Tait

Intellectual property law in Australia, William van Caenegem

Four Evaluation Studies of Family Mediation Services in Australia, John Wade

Culture, society and mediation in China and the West, Bobette Wolski

Dispute systems design, Bobette Wolski

Voluntariness and consensuality: defining characteristics of mediation?, Bobette Wolski

Documents from 1996

Mooting in an undergraduate tax program , Duncan Bentley

Copyright liability for the playing of music on hold: Telstra Corporation Ltd. v Australasian Performing Right Association Ltd, William van Caenegem

The Wytiga negotiation - Native title and skills training, Michael Weir

Teaching and learning dispute resolution by self-instruction, Bobette Wolski

Documents from 1995

Taxpayers’ Charter: Opportunity or Token Gesture?, Duncan Bentley

Corporate personality and criminal liability, Eric Colvin

Recent developments in Canadian criminal law, Eric Colvin

Communications issues in copyright reform, William van Caenegem

Copyright, communications and new technologies, William van Caenegem

Patent law - a city council is an ‘authority of a state’, William van Caenegem

Documents from 1994

Using structures to teach legal reasoning, Duncan Bentley

Trial advocacy training in law school: an Australian perspective, Les A. McCrimmon

Forms of Power in Family Mediation and Negotiation, John Wade

Mediation: the terminological debate, John Wade

The last gap in negotiations - why is it important? how can it be crossed?, John Wade

Legal skills training: Some thoughts on terminology and ongoing challenges, John H. Wade

A tenant's right to set-off, Michael Weir

Documents from 1993

Defence of persons and property, Eric Colvin

Elements of liability, Eric Colvin

Inchoate liability, Eric Colvin

Interpretation of criminal legislation and codes, Eric Colvin

Justice and criminal culpability, Eric Colvin

Inventions in Russia: From Public Good to Private Property, William van Caenegem

The new patent law of the Russian Federation, William van Caenegem

Documents from 1992

The story of moral rights or the moral to the story?, Michael Weir

Documents from 1991

Developments in Canadian criminal law, Eric Colvin

Unity and diversity in Australian criminal law : a comment on the draft Commonwealth Code, Eric Colvin

Developments in criminal law and procedure: the 1989-90 term, Tim Quigley and Eric Colvin

The legality of product placement, William van Caenegem

Lawyers and mediators: what each needs to learn from and about the other, John Wade

Documents from 1990

Exculpatory defences in criminal law, Eric Colvin

Developments in criminal law and procedure: the 1988 - 89 term, Tim Quigley and Eric Colvin

Different approaches to the protection of celebrities against unauthorised use of their image in advertising in Australia, the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany, William van Caenegem

Meet MIRAT legal reasoning fragmented into learnable chunks, John H. Wade

Documents from 1989

Section seven of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Eric Colvin