ANU College of Law Research Seminar Series 2021
The ANU College of Law Research Seminar Series forms an important part of the College's Research Strategy.
The series aims to showcase the diverse legal research being undertaken by scholars at ANU College of Law. It provides a weekly opportunity for academic staff, College visitors and HDR candidates to engage in conversations with high-impact researchers and enrich our research community.
Where possible, seminars in this series will be scheduled at lunchtime each Wednesday during teaching periods.
ANU Law welcomes members of the ANU Community, external stakeholders and the general public to attend any of the sessions in this series.
Past events
- Dr Emma Nyhan
Join Dr Emma Nyhan (research fellow at University of Melbourne and visitor at ANU RegNet) as she talks about her study's findings about the role of the International Court of Justice in a broader range of international disputes than is generally available, while also demonstrating the value of historical and socio-legal approaches to international law.
- Associate Professor Vivien Holmes
- Professor Tony Foley SFHEA
Join Associate Professor Vivien Holmes and Emeritus Professor Tony Foley SFHEA as they review the factors associated with a high incidence of sexual harassment and bullying in the legal profession and the research on ethical/unethical culture in workplaces and how these two might intersect.
- Associate Professor Amelia Simpson
Join Associate Professor Amelia Simpson as she explores voluntary assisted dying and discrimination on the basis of state residence in this session of the ANU College of Law research seminar series.
- Ye Yint
Join Ye Yint, Labour Market Governance Programme of ILO Myanmar, as she explores Myanmar's contemporary labour affairs with a focus on the local and international Trade Unions role and efforts in the resistance and pro-democracy movement in this session of the ANU College of Law research seminar series.
- Associate Professor Joshua Neoh
Join Associate Professor Joshua Neoh as he explores what is wrong with slavery and its implications in this session of the ANU College of Law research seminar series.
- Dr Jonathan Liljeblad
Join Dr Jonathan Liljeblad as he explores the case of Indigenous women's activism in Inle Lake in Myanmar, exploring the intersectional nature of its work across issue spaces of indigenous identity, gender, environment, and development.
- Dr Peter Burnett
Join Dr Peter Burnett as he reflects on recent independent reviews of Australia’s most important single environmental law and the future of reform proposals in this fraught area of regulation and policy.
- Binota Moy Dhamai
Join Binota Moy Dhamai as he discusses how the UN mechanisms relating to Indigenous Peoples promote Indigenous Peoples rights.
- Dr Stephanie Koorey
Join Dr Stephanie Koorey as she discusses autonomous weapons, what autonomy means and whether creating pre-emptive law is viable.
- Dr Gregor Urbas
Join Honorary Associate Professor Dr Gregor Urbas as he discusses the advantages and disadvantages of using Internet searches as evidence in criminal proceedings.
