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Centre Publications Monographs Monograph 1: Schemes, Takeovers
and Himalayan Peaks. The use of schemes of arrangement to effect
change of control transactions. Tony Damian & Andrew Rich "Evolving 'Rules of the Game' in Corporate Governance Reform" by Jennifer Hill, in O'Brien (ed), Private Equity, Corporate Governance and the Dynamics of Capital Market Regulation (Imperial College Press, 2007), 29. "Disclosure,
Audit and Executive Remuneration: A Eurocentric View".
Professor Paul L. Davies, Cassel Professor of Commercial Law at
the London School of Economics and Political Science. Presented
in the Banco Court of the Supreme Court on the occasion of the launch
of the Ross Parsons Centre of Commercial, Corporate and taxation
Law. Aitken, L, ‘’Many Shabby Manoeuvres’ – the use and abuse of caveats in theory and practice’ (2005) 26(2) Australian Bar Review 205. Professor Patricia Apps Apps, P F & Rees, R, “Time Use and Child Costs Over the Life Cycle” in D S Hammermesh & G A Pfann (eds), The Economics of Time Use, Elsevier: The Netherlands (2005). Apps, P F & Rees, R, ‘Gender, Time Use and Public Policy Over the Life Cycle’ (2005) 21(3) Oxford Review of Economic Policy 439. Ms Emma Armson Armson, E, ‘The Australian Takeovers Panel and Judicial Review of its Decisions’ (2006) 26(2) Adelaide Law Review 327. Armson, E, 'Models for Takeover Dispute Resolution: Australia and the United Kingdom' (2005) 5(2) Journal of Corporate Law Studies 401. Armson, E, 'An Empirical Study of the First Five Years of the Takeovers Panel' (2005) 27 Sydney Law Review 665. Ms Celeste Black Black, C, ‘Denying Tax Deductions for Criminals: Australia considers the options – Should Australia follow the United States model?’ (2005) 59(5) Bulletin for International Fiscal Documentation 197. Black, C, ‘Taxing Crime: The application of income tax to illegal activities’ (2005) 20(3) Australian Tax Forum 435. Black, C, ‘Cross Border Employee Share and Option Plans: Distinguishing employment income from investor gains’ (2006) 21(1) Australian Tax Forum 131. Dr Fiona Burns ‘Reforming Testamentary Undue Influence in Canadian and English Law’ (2006) 29 Dalhousie Law Journal 455-490 (Just published). Coming in next week or so – large Melbourne ULR article. Burns, F, ‘Elders and Testamentary Undue Influence in Australia’ (2005) 28(1) UNSW Law Journal 145. Burns, F, ‘Protecting Elders: Regulating intergenerationally transmitted debt in Australia’ (2005) 28 International Journal of Law and Psychiatry 300. Burns, F, ‘Statutory ‘Unconscionability’: The application of the Contracts Review Act 2980 (NSW) to the elderly’ (2005) 21(1) Journal of Contract Law 51. Burns, F, ‘Legally regulating intergenerationally transmitted debt’ (2005) s24 Australian Journal on Ageing (Special Issue: Ageing and the Future of Elder Care) 46. Associate Professor Lee Burns Burns, L, "Special Problems of Calculating Foreign Investment Fund Income", in J Prebble (ed), Taxing Offshore Investment Income, Fiscal Publications: Birmingham (2006). Burns, L, ‘Reform of Australia’s CFC Rules’ (2006) 21(1) Australian Tax Forum 149. Burns, L, ‘Rethinking the Design of Australia’s CFC Rules in the Global Economy’ (2005) 59(7) Bulletin for International Fiscal Documentation 262. Professor Peter Butt Butt, P, ‘Plain Language: Drafting and Property Law’ (2006) 7(1/2) European Journal of Law Reform 19. Butt, P, “Release 29” in Torrens Systems in New South Wales, Thomson: Sydney (2005), 160pp. Butt, P, “Release 31” in Torrens Systems in New South Wales, Thomson: Sydney (2005), 180pp. Butt, P, ‘Plain Language in Property Law’ (2005) LawAsia 27. Professor John Carter Professor Graeme Cooper Cooper, G S, Krever, R & Vann, R, Income Taxation: Commentary and Materials, Australian Tax Practice: Sydney (5th ed, 2005). Mr Saul Fridman Invited participant, Yale Law School, Center for the Study of Corporate
Law, The Weil Gotshal and Manges Roundtable (April 2008). Invited workshop, "The Shareholder Empowerment Debate: Lessons from News Corp's Exodus to Delaware", University of Hawaii Law School (May 2008). Visiting Scholar, Corporate Law Studies Interest Group (CoSIG), Hong Kong (May 2008). Public address, "The Shifting Balance of Power Between Shareholders and the Board: News Corp's Exodus from Delaware and Other Antipodean Tales", Corporate Law Studies Interest Group (CoSIG), Hong Kong (May 2008). Invited address, Dialogue with Hong Kong Regulators (hosted by
Hong Kong Companies Registrar) (May 2008). Hill, J, The Shifting Balance of Power Between Shareholders
and Managers in International Regulatory Reform (Working Paper,
2006) John, F, “Internatonal Law-National Law: Thinking through the Hyphen” in H Charlesworth, M Chian, D Hovell & G Williams (eds), The Fluid State: International Law and National Legal Systems, Federation Press: Sydney (2005). Johns, F, ‘Guantanamo Bay and the Annihilation of the Exception’ (2005) 16(4) European Journal of International Law 613. Johns, F, ‘Human Rights in the High Court of Australia, 1976-2003: The Righting of Australian Law?’ (2005) 33(2) Federal Law Review 287. Johns, F, ‘Critical Beings: Taking a Critical Bearing’ (2005) 30 Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy 160. Johns, F, ‘Private Law, Public Landscape: Troubling the Grid’ (2005) 9 Law.Text.Culture 60. Associate Professor Patricia Loughlan Loughlan, P, ‘An Opinion: Trademarks, fair use and consumer confusion’ (2005) 27 European Intellectual Property Review 443. Loughlan, P, ‘The Concept of Sign in Australian Trade Mark Law’ (2005) 16 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 95. Loughlan, P, ‘Trade Marks: Arguments in a continuing contest’ (2005) 3 Intellectual Property Quarterly 294. Loughlan, P, ‘Trade Marks: Property rights and their limits’ (2005) 31(2) Monash University Law Review 273. Loughlan, P, ‘Oh Yuck! The registration of scandalous trade marks’ (2005) 61 Intellectual Property Forum 38. Loughlan, P, ‘Copyright Law and the Technological Inhibition of Lawful Copying’ (2005) 18 Australian Intellectual Property Law Bulletin 73. Loughlan, P, ‘The Campomar Model of Competing Interest m Australian Trade Mark Law’ (2005) 27(8) European Intellectual Property Review 289. Loughlan, P, ‘Dykes on Bikes – Trade mark registration (rightly) refused’ (2005) 18 Australian Intellectual Property Law Bulletin 74. Associate Professor Barbara McDonald McDonald, B, ‘Proportionate Liability in Australia: The devil in the detail’ (2005) 26 Australian Bar Review 29. McDonald, B, ‘Legislative Intervention in the Law of Negligence: The common law, statutory interpretation and tort reform in Australia’ (2005) 27(3) Sydney Law Review 443. Associate Professor Roger Magnusson Magnusson, R, ‘Law, Religion and Biomedicine: Consensus or conflict?’ (2006) 1 Macquarie Law Symposium 59. Magunsson, R, ‘The Devil’s Choice: Re-thinking law, ethics and symptom relief in palliative care’ (2006) 34(2) Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 559. Magnusson, R, “Promoting Sexual Health: The role of law” in M Temple-Smith & S Gifford (eds), Sexual Health: An Australian Perspective, IP Communications: Melbourne (2005). Magnusson, R & McDonald, B (eds), Sydney Law Review (Special Issue: Torts and Damages: Policy & Future Directions), Lawbook Co: Sydney (2005). Dr Luke Nottage Anderson, K, Nottage, L & Wolff, L, Inside Japanese Law, OUP: Melbourne (2006). Nottage, L, “Comparing Product Liability and Safety in Japan” in H Scheiber (ed), Emerging Concepts of Rights in Japanese Law, UC Berkeley – Robbins Collection: Berkeley (2006). Nottage, L, “Consumer Product Safety Regulation Reform in Australia: Ongoing processes and possible outcomes” in G Howells, C Twigg-Flesner, D Parry & A Nordhausen (eds), The Yearbook of Consumer Law, Ashgate: Aldershot, UK (2006). Nottage, L, ‘Nothing New in the (North) East? Interpreting the rhetoric and reality of Japanese corporate governance’ (2006) 2(1) Comparative Research in Law and Political Economy Research Paper Series, CLPE. Nottage, L, ‘Nothing New in the (North) East? Interpreting the rhetoric and reality of Japanese corporate governance’ (2006) no.359 Pacific Economic Papers 52pp. Nottage, L, ‘The ABCs of Product Safety Re-Regulation in Japan: Asbestos, buildings, consumer electrical goods, and Schindler’s lifts’ (2006) 15(2) Griffith Law Review. Nottage, L, ‘Responsive Re-Regulation of Product Safety: Soft and hard law in Australia and Japan’ (2006) Soft Law Kenkyu. Nottage, L, “Comparing Product Safety and Liability Law in Japan: From Minamata to Mad Cows - and Mitsubishi” in D Fairgrieve (ed), Product Liability in Comparative Perspective, Cambridge University Press: Cambridge (2005). Nottage, L, “Redirecting Japan’s Multi-Level Governance” in K Hopt, E Wymeersch, H Kanda & H Baum (eds), Corporate Governance in Context: Corporations, states and markets in Europe, Japan and the US, OUP: Oxford (2005). Nottage, L & Wolff, L, “Corporate Governance and Law Reform in Japan: From the lost decade to the end of history?” in R Haak & M Pudelko (eds), Japanese Management: In search of a new balance between continuity and change, Palgrave Macmillan: New York (2005). Nottage, L, 'Civil Procedure Reforms in Japan: The Latest Round' (2005) 22 Ritsumeikan Law Review 81. Nottage, L, ‘A Decade of Strict Liability Litigation under Japan’s Product Liability Law of 1994’ (2005) 16(5) Australian Product Liability Reporter 65. Nottage, L & Nasu, H (trans), ‘Osutoraria ni okeru Chusai Kyoiku - Kokkyo o koeru Teikei ni mukete (Teaching Arbitration in Australia: Towards Transnational Associations)’ (2005) 52(4) JCA Jyanaru 50. Nottage, L, ‘Reviewing Product Safety Regulation in Australia –and Japan? Part 1’ (2005) 16(7) Australian Product Liability Reporter 100. Nottage, L, ‘Reviewing Product Safety Regulation in Australia –and Japan? Part 2’ (2005) 16(8) Australian Product Liability Reporter 124. Nottage, L, ‘Who’s Afraid of the Vienna Sales Convention (CISG)? A New Zealander’s view from Australia and Japan’ (2005) 36 Victoria University of Wellington Law Review 815. Nottage, L, ‘The Latest Round in Australia’s Review of Consumer Product Safety Regulation: The Productivity Commission’s final research report’ (2005) 17(1) Australian Product Liability Reporter 1. Nottage, L, ‘Build Postgraduate Law Schools in Kyoto, and Will They Come – Sooner and Later?’ (2005) 7(3) Australian Journal of Asian Law 241. Nottage, L, ‘Book Review: Dimitri Vanoverbeke, Community and State in the Japanese Farm Village: Farm Tenancy Conciliation (1924-1938)’ (2005) Journal of Japanese Law / Zeitschrift fuer Japanisches Recht 18.
Nottage, L & Wolff, L, Translating Tanase, Berkeley – Boalt Hall Working Papers, special issue. Nottage, L, “Legal Harmonization'” in D Clarke (ed),
International Encyclopedia of Law and the Social Sciences,
Sage: New York (2005). Abe, M & Nottage, L, “Japan” in J Smits (ed), Encyclopedia of Comparative Law, Edward Elgar: Cheltenham (2005). Dr Elisabeth Peden Peden, E & Carter, J W, ‘Agreed Damages Clauses – Back to the future?’ (2006) 22(2) Journal of Contract Law 189. Peden, E & Carter, J W, ‘Taking Stock: The high court and contract construction’ (2005) 21(2) Journal of Contract Law 172. Peden, E, ‘Contract Law’ (2005) 2 Student Law Reporter 19. Peden, E, & Riley, J, ‘Law Graduates’ Skills – A pilot study into employers’ perspective’ (2005) 15(1&2) Legal Education Review 87. Peden, E & Carter, J W, ‘Incorporation of Terms by Signature: L’Estrange Rules!’ (2005) 21 Journal of Contract Law 96. Peden, E, ‘When Common Law Trumps Equity: The rise of good faith and reasonableness and the demise of unconscionability’ (2005) 21 Journal of Contract Law 226. Mr Michael Rawling Rawling, M, ‘Australian Trade Unions as Shareholder Activists: The rocky path towards corporate democracy’ (2006) 28(2) Sydney Law Review 227. Rawling, M, ‘Satisfying Employee and Shareholder Demands
in an Era of Union Shareholder Activism’ (2006) 58(2) Keeping
Good Companies 104. Ms Karen Rooke Mr Greg Tolhurst Mr Andrew Tuch Tuch, A, ‘Investment Banks as Fiduciaries: Implications for conflicts of interest’ (2005) 29(2) Melbourne University Law Review 478. Professor Richard Vann Avery Jones, J, De Broe, L, Ellis, M, van Raad, K, Le Gall, J-P, Goldberg, S, Killius, J, Maisto, G, Miyatake, T, Torrione, H, Vann, R & Wiman, B, ‘The Origins of Concepts and Expressions Used in the OECD Model and their Adoption by States’ (2006) 60(6) Bulletin for International Taxation 220. Avery Jones, J, De Broe, L, Ellis, M, van Raad, K, Le Gall, J-P, Goldberg, S, Killius, J, Maisto, G, Miyatake, T, Torrione, H, Vann, R & Wiman, B, ‘The Origins of Concepts and Expressions Used in the OECD Model and their Adoption by States’ (2006) British Tax Review. Conference Papers and Presentations Professor Patricia Apps Ms Emma Armson Armson E, ‘Regulating Takeover Conflicts in Australia and the UK’, Corporate Law Teachers' Association Conference, Sydney, 7 February 2005. Armson E, ‘Takeover Dispute Resolution: the Australian Approach’, International Takeovers Regulators Conference, Johannesburg, 12 January 2005. Armson E, ‘Models for Takeover Dispute Resolution: Australia and the UK’, International Takeovers Regulators Conference, Johannesburg, 10 January 2005. Ms Vivienne Bath Bath, V, ‘International Protection of Intellectual Property’, presented at CLE Seminar, College of Law. Bath, V, ‘Dispute resolution in China’, presented at Australian China Business Council Seminar, The Nuts and Bolts of Doing Business with China, 15 August 2005. Bath, V, ‘Review of Government Action – The Role of Administrative Law in China: A foreign perspective’, presented at The Chinese Legal System and the Chinese Government, Sydney. Ms Celeste Black Dr Fiona Burns Real Property Law Teachers Conference (University of Tasmania) – ‘Reforming the Law of Prescriptive Easements in Australia’ Associate Professor Lee Burns Professor John Carter Professor Graeme Cooper Cooper, G S, ‘On the Sources of Complexity in the Income Tax - Culprits Real and Imagined’, presented at Australian Tax Research Foundation, Tax Simplification, Sydney, 19- 20 October, 2006. Cooper, G S, ‘The Tax Consequences of Restructuring of Indebtedness’, presented at Annual Congress, International Fiscal Association, The Netherlands, 17-22 September 2006. Cooper, G S, ‘What Four Years of Consolidation has Taught Us’, presented at Corporate Tax Association Annual Convention, Melbourne, 1 May 2006. Cooper, G S, ‘Coherent Principles Drafting’, presented at 4th National Tax Symposium - Financial Arrangement, Past and Future, Taxation Institute of Australia, Katoomba, 21 July 2005. Cooper, G S, ‘Part IVA – A Post-Hart Report’, presented at 2005 National Convention, Taxation Institute of Australia, Perth, 19 March 2005. Cooper, G S, ‘Anti-Globalisation Critiques of the Work of
Tax Advisors in Developing Countries’, presented at Faculty
Seminar, William & Mary Law School, Williamsburg, USA, 18 February
2005. McDonald, B, ‘Proportionate Liability One Year On’, presented at Commercial Law Association, Sydney, 14 October 2005. McDonald, B, ‘The Theoretical Foundations of Fault and No-Fault Compensation’, presented at Australian Lawyers Alliance No-Fault Forum, Sydney, 3 August 2005. McDonald, B, ‘Liability of Local Government and Statutory Authorities’, presented at University of New South Wales Centre for Continuing Legal Education, Sydney, 25 May 2005. McDonald, B, ‘Dangerous Liaisons and the Family Doctor’, presented at Greek-Australian International Legal and Medical Conference, Greece, 2 June 2005. Associate Professor Roger Magnusson Magnusson, R, ‘Mad Cows and Prisons: Legal, ethical and operational challenges in responding to Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) and variant CJD’, presented at Public Health Law Symposium, Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Atlanta, Georgia, 7 September 2005. Magnusson, R, ‘Strategic Choices for Law and Regulation in Tobacco Control’, presented at 3rd Australian Tobacco Control Conference, Sydney, 24 November 2005. Ms Rebecca Millar Dr Luke Nottage Nottage, L, ‘Responsive Re-Regulation of Product Safety: Soft and hard law in Australia and Japan’, presented at Australia-Japan Consumer Protection Law Seminar, University of Western Sydney & Meiju University, Sydney, 2 November 2006. Nottage, L, ‘Responsive Re-Regulation of Product Safety: Soft and hard law in Australia and Japan’, presented at Consumer Law Roundtable, University of Sydney & University of Griffith, Sydney, 29 September 2006. Nottage, L, ‘Harmonising Product Safety Regulation in Australia and Japan in an FTA Era: Similar problems, similar solutions’, presented at ANJeL Conference, The Australian Network of Japanese Law, UNSW, Sydney, 28 February 2006. Nottage, L, (2005) 'Build It in Kyoto, or Virtually, and Will They Come - Sooner and Later?', presented at Build It and They Will Come - The First Anniversary of Law Schools in Japan, University of Melbourne, 26 February 2005. Nottage, L, ‘Who's Afraid of the Vienna Sales Convention (CISG)? A New Zealander's View from Australia and Japan', presented at Facilitating International Trade Conference, Faculty of Law, Victoria University, Wellington, 18-19 February 2005. Nottage, L, ‘Translating Tanase: Challenging paradigms of Japanese Law and Society’, presented at Sho Sato Conference in Honour of Takao Tanase, Boalt Hill School of Law, University of California, Berkeley, 13-14 February 2005. Dr Elizabeth Peden Mr Michael Rawling Rawling, M, ‘Altering Labour Markets in Heirarchically Organised Industry Through Supply Chain Regulation: A generic model of outwork’, presented at Labour Law, Equity and Efficiency: Structuring and regulating the labour market for the 21st century, Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne, 8-9 July 2005. Ms Karen Rooke Mr Andrew Tuch Tuch, A, ‘Effectiveness of Chinese Walls in Australia and England’, presented at One Law for All? 2005 ALTA Conference, University of Waikato, New Zealand, 7 July 2005. Tuch, A, ‘Investment Banks and Financial Advisory Services:
Responding to conflicts of interest’, presented at Regulating
Conflicts of Interests in Contemporary Corporate Law, CLTA,
Sydney, 7 February 2005. Professor Patricia Apps Ms Emma Armson Ms Celeste Black Professor Jennifer Hill Dr Luke Nottage Professor Richard Vann November 2006 - Norman A Sugarman Tax Scholar-in-Residence at the Case School of Law in Cleveland where he spoke on "Domestic and International Fringe Benefits: How and When to Tax a Free Lunch". Activities Professor Patricia Apps Earlier in the year, Peter was in Hong Kong at the invitation of the Faculty of Law, City University, to review the teaching of conveyancing law and legal writing in the post-graduate practical training course conducted by that law school. Professor Graeme Cooper Teaching at Katholieke University, Leuven: Design and Structure of Income Tax Systems (September 2006) Panel member for IFA Seminar 1, The Tax Consequences of Restructuring of Indebtedness (Debt work-outs), International Fiscal Association, Annual Congress, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 17 - 22 September 2006. Professor Jennifer Hill Dr Luke Nottage Visit to the National Consumer Affairs Centre in Tokyo, and evening
talk on product safety at the Roppongi Bar Association (co-hosted
by ANJeL) During the Annual Congress of the International Fiscal Association in Amsterdam in September, Professor Vann participated in the panel dealing with Attribution of Profits to Permanent Establishments. |