Graduate Researchers Seminar: Addressing Marine Plastic Pollution
Copyright and Cultural Institutions: Guidelines for Digitisations
One of the major elements of the Centre for Media and Communications Law and Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia research project, Copyright and Cultural Institutions: Digitising Collections in Public Museums, Galleries and Libraries, has been the development of guidelines for digitisation specifically written for the sector by Peter Hirtle, Emily Hudson and Andrew Kenyon.
Publications
The members of the Institute for International Law and the Humanities produce a huge range of research publications every year. Here can be found a small sample of the Institute's research.
Private Profits from Prison Labour
The research in this project was completed during 2003. It examined the legal regulation of the work done by prisoners in Australia and internationally, from the point of view of labour law, and in particular from the point of view of ILO Convention 29 concerning forced labour.
Happy Lunar New Year 2022
Members of the Asian Law Centre wish you and your families a Happy Lunar New Year. We hope the Year of the Tiger is full of good health, happiness and prosperity.
Eric Descheemaeker
Academic profile of Professor Eric Descheemaeker, Melbourne Law School
Enhancing Local Government Democracy: City of Melbourne Project
The Electoral Regulation Research Network project focused on the nature of local government democracy in the City of Melbourne. It aims to investigate the relationships that operate between the City of Melbourne and the wide range of people and organisations that use its facilities and services – residents, businesses, workers, commuters, shoppers ad others.
Tess Hardy Publications
Published works by Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law member Dr Tess Hardy.
Discriminatory Algorithms
As part of Melbourne Design Week, CAIDE presents Discriminatory Algorithms, with Professor Tim Miller and Dr Marc Cheong on Monday 21st March at 12pm
Andrew Kenyon
Academic profile of Professor Andrew Kenyon, Melbourne Law School
Submission Guidelines
Submission guidelines for the Electoral Regulation Research Network and Democratic Audit of Australia working paper series
Graduate Research Supervision
The Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law and its members are active in encouraging and supervising the work of students working towards a research higher degree.
Research Projects
Tax Group carry out a range of tax research projects with a technical and a policy focus and contribute actively to public debate on tax reform. Listed here are some of the significant research projects, some funded by external grants and many of a collaborative and interdisciplinary nature.
The Desirability and Feasibility of Convenience Voting in Australia Project
This Electoral Regulation Research Network research project used a mixed method research design to explore how voters, legislators and electoral commissions perceive the challenges presented by the extension of convenience voting – both in terms of its growing use among electors and the liberalisation of its forms.
Seed Funding
The Statelessness Hallmark Research Initiative runs a Seed Funding scheme annually, fostering interdisciplinary research collaboration.
MLS Indigenous
Melbourne Law School is committed to building and supporting responsible relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians and between their respective laws and legal traditions. The MLS Indigenous website features study options, activities, events and news that aim to support the reconciliation and recognition objectives of the Law School.
Adjunct Lecturers
The Tax Group is offering intensive and semester-long subjects, in a rich and diverse program taught by experts on faculty and among our leading Senior Fellows.
Health and Human Rights
Health Law and Ethics Network members with research expertise in health and human rights.
Annual Reports
The Asian Law Centre publishes an Annual Report of its activities each year.
Judith Marychurch
Academic profile of Ms Judith Marychurch, Melbourne Law School
