Volume 29
Issues 2006
- No 1 Thematic Issue | Apr
- No 2 General / Thematic Issue | Jul
- No 3 General / Thematic Issue | Nov
Thematic: Industrial Relations Law
April 2006
Articles:
A Voice for Whom? Employee Representation and Labour Legislation in Australia
Greg Patmore
The Reform of Labour Laws: An International Comparison
Brian Brooks
The NSW Industrial Relations System: 1998 to the Workplace Relations Amendment (Work Choices) Act 2005
The Hon Justice Michael Walton
Unleashing (Labour) Market Forces: The Social Policy Implications of Industrial Relations Reform
Peter Saunders
The Corporations Power and Federalism: Key Aspects of the Constitutional Validity of the WorkChoices Act
Darrell Barnett
Changes to the Industrial Relations System: Reforms or Shattered Icons?
The Hon Paul Munro
The Evolution of the Contract of Employment Post WorkChoices
Joellen Riley
Minimum Wage Laws and Wage Regulation: Do Changes to a Minimum Wage Affect Employment Levels?
Joel Butler
Industrial Relations, the Constitution and Federalism: Facing the Avalanche
Greg Craven
Time and Money under WorkChoices: Understanding the New Workplace Relations Act as a Scheme of Regulation
Sean Cooney, John Howe and Jill Murray
General / Thematic: Forum 12(1): Reproductive Rights and the Law
Jul 2006
General
Articles:
Balancing Civil Liberties Against National Security? A Critique of Counterterrorism Rhetoric
Christopher Michaelsen
Individual Titling of Aboriginal Land in the Northern Territory: What Australia Can Learn From the International Community
Penny Lee
A Classification of Fusion After Harris v Digital Pulse
David A Hughes
Limitations on the Scope of a Patentee’s Exclusive Rights in the Context of Third Party Experimental Uses
Dr Ann Monotti
Japan’s New Privacy Law in Context
Carol Lawson
Special Accounts Under the Constitution: Amounts Appropriated for Designated Purposes
Charles Lawson
The Principle of Open Justice: A Comparative Perspective
The Honourable CJ Spigelman AC
‘Dammit, Let ‘Em Do It!’ The High Court and Constitutional Law: The 2005 Term
David Bennett QC
The High Court on Constitutional Law: The 2005 Statistics
Andrew Lynch and George Williams
Book reviews:
Moira Paterson: Freedom of Information and Privacy in Australia: Government and Information Access in the Modern State
Tom McClean
Henry Finlay: To Have But Not To Hold: A History of Attitudes to Divorce and Marriage in Australia 1878-1975
Professor Frank Bates
Thematic
Articles:
Foreword
Tessa Meyrick
The Legal Significance of Birth
Kristin Savell
Abortion and Disability: Reforming the Law in South Australia
Dr Helen Pringle
Medical Abortion and the Law
Caroline de Costa and Naomi de Costa
Abortion Laws in Australia: Time for Consistency?
Dr Andrew Pesce
Surrogacy: ART’s Forgotten Child
Lindy Willmott
Rights and Responsibilities in Wrongful Birth/Wrongful Life Cases
David Hirsch
Everyday Life and the Edges of Existence: Wrongs With No Name or the Wrong Name?
Derek Morgan and Ben White
Should the Law Limit Genetic Tests on Embryos and Foetuses?
Loane Skene
Reproductive Discrimination
Dr Nicholas Tonti-Filippini
The Prohibition on Eugenics and Reproductive Autonomy
Dr Jacqueline Laing
Globalising the Body: Globalisation and Reproductive Rights
Belinda Bennett
General / Thematic: Forum 12(2): Public Private Partnerships
Nov 2006
General
Articles:
Private Law Actions against the Government (Part 2) – Two Unresolved Questions about Section 64 of the Judiciary Act
Graeme Hill
Breach of the Non-Delegable Duty: Defending Limited Strict Liability in Tort
Christian Witting
Civil Prudence, Sovereignty and Citizenship in the Justification of Civil Forfeiture
Jeffrey Minson
Open Justice, the Media and Avenues of Access to Documents on the Court Record
Sharon Rodrick
‘Indefinite, Inhumane, Inequitable’ – The Principle of Equal Application of the Law and the Natural Life Sentence for Murder: A Reform Agenda
Dr John L Anderson
Issuance of Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities in Australia – Legal and Regulatory Aspects
Pelma Jacinth Rajapakse
The Meaning of Constitutional Terms: Essential Features, Family Resemblance and Theory-Based Approaches
Dr Simon Evans
Inaugural Hal Wootten Lecture [Speech]
His Excellency Dr Jose Ramos-Horta
Book reviews:
Stuart P Green: Lying, Cheating and Stealing: A Moral Theory of White-Collar Crime
Alex Steel
Ben Boer and Graeme Wiffen: Heritage Law in Australia
Maureen Tehan
Thematic
Articles:
Foreword
Christina Trahanas
Public Private Partnerships in Australia: An Overview of Their Nature, Purpose, Incidence and Oversight
Linda M English
Public Private Partnership or Conflict: Is It Time for a New Approach?
Paul Forward
Developing ‘Trusting Partnerships’ between Purchasers and Providers
John Stanley
The Role of Contracts in Public Private Partnerships
Gary Noble
PPP: Probity and the Perpetual Processor
David Templeman and Peter Paradise
Public Private Partnerships: Options for Improved Risk Allocation
John Quiggin
The Private Sector as a Regulatory Tool for Public Private Partnerships
David J H Watson
Constitutional Issues Affecting Public Private Partnerships
A R Blackshield
Public Private Partnerships – A Solution Worth Pursuing Despite Their Complexity
Dragi Kozarovski
Public Private Partnerships and Legitimacy
Graeme Hodge
Improving Public Private Partnerships in NSW
Noreen Hay MP, Vicki Buchbach and Jackie Ohlin
The Right to Know and Obligation to Provide: Public Private Partnerships, Public Knowledge, Public Accountability, Public Disenfranchisement and Prison Cases
Valarie Sands
Australian Involvement in Public Private Partnerships in the Asia-Pacific Region
Michael Regan