inflection point in the evolution of legal systems, facing the need to reinvent how we do law. Thomas Friedman’s The World is Flat: The Globalized World in the Twenty-First Century (2005) described a new ‘flatter’ world of global competition among large, … Continued
The words of a person who truly feels passionately about his life’s work reflect action and provide inspiration in their sincerity and commitment. The award of Life Fellowship of the Australian College of Rural & Remote Medicine, an organisation I … Continued
Marking the 10th anniversary of the Australian Academy of Law (AAL), the 90thanniversary of the Australian Law Journal (ALJ), and the 30th anniversary of the Pearce Report on Australian Law Schools, the conference was hosted by The Hon. Kevin Lindgren AM QC, President AAL and The Hon. Justice François … Continued
DESANITISING THE TEACHING OF LEGAL PROBLEM SOLVING – AND A GRUDGING NOD TO JUDGE JUDY Kenneth Yin, Lecturer, School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University, Barrister (Retired) INTRODUCTION The introduction to ‘Threshold Learning Outcome 3 … Continued
Attended by more people than any walkshop in dispute resolution history! Really. I mean it. And we’ve got the photos to prove it: Thanks to everyone who attended the dispute resolution walkshop the first! I can’t imagine a more lovely … Continued
The Future of the Professions should be of interest to anyone concerned with the future of work for the excellent perspectives it affords on changes in the professions. Richard Susskind has been working for 30 years on transforming … Continued
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: ACCESS AND DEVELOPMENT Symposium: sɪmˈpəʊzɪəm/ An occasion at which people with great knowledge gather together to discuss a particular topic (from GR syn together; + posis drinking). Please join our host, Professor Rocque Reynolds, Dean of … Continued
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Thinking about…. Legal education as seated within the university milieu and whether this remains a durable model… The UNSW Curriculum Review (2010 -2013, released 2014) rather hopefully notes: ‘Academic legal education has gone through two phases – a professional period, in which teaching … Continued