ANU College of Law Centres |
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The
Australian
Centre for Environmental Law (ACEL) aims
to meet the growing demand for environmental law expertise-in
practice, in teaching, in research and in public policy
development. |
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The
Australian
Centre for Intellectual Property in Agriculture
(ACIPA) is a national facility for education and
training, and research and policy development in intellectual
property issues as they apply to agricultural biotechnology
and the grains industry. |
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The
Centre
for Commercial Law's (CCL) functions
include encouraging commercial law research and teaching
in the Law Faculty, and conducting seminars and workshops
for legal practitioners, government, and the business
community on commercial law issues, particularly as
they affect government commercial practice. |
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The
Centre
for International and Public Law (CIPL)
was established in 1990 and its primary focus is legal
aspects of the international order and issues of public
law, particularly the relationship between governments
and individuals. |
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The
Centre
for Law and Economics has been established
to become a Trans-Tasman centre of excellence in the
application of economic analysis to law in Australia
and New Zealand. All Government policy, whether taxation
expenditure or pure property rights regulation, involves
at its root laws enacted by Parliament or courts. |
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The
John Fleming Centre
for Advancement of Legal Research was launched
in 2007 with financial support from the Vice-Chancellor
and the ANU College of Law. Its aim is to support and
promote legal research in all areas and at all levels
in the College, especially through conferences, workshops
and a visitor program.. |
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The
Centre for Climate
Law and Policy (CCLP) is part of the ANU
College of Law. It was established with the objective
of providing a focal point for law and policy research
related to climate change. The CCLP also runs courses
in climate law and provides consulting services. |
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The
Australian Centre
for Military Law and Justice has been
created to complement the postgraduate teaching program
for Defence lawyers. The Centre extends to all facets
of law with a specific military law component. |
Other
Organisations |
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The
Australian
Network for Japanese Law (ANJeL) is an initiative
of the law faculties at the Australian National University
(ANU), the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and
the University of Sydney (USyd). The core aim of ANJeL
is to promote scholarly engagement with Japanese law,
especially in Australia. |
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The
Australian
Labour Law Association main objectives are
to promote the study of labour law and social security
both in Australia and internationally, and to provide
a forum for discussion and debate for lawyers and
others working in these fields. |
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The National Centre for Indigenous Studies (NCIS)
promotes and initiates cross-disciplinary research and teaching in a wide range of areas of relevance to Indigenous
Australians. Through this research NCIS aims to deepen Australia’s understanding of Indigenous cultures
and histories. |
