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A national China Law Network (CLN) has been launched under the auspices of the ARC Asia-Pacific Futures Research Network.
Jointly initiated by Griffith University and the University of Melbourne, the CLN will promote collaboration, networking, student exchanges and research on Chinese law and justice. It aims to become a rich resource for Australian scholars, lawyers, officials and the public interested in China.
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News and Events
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China Studies Association of Australia: 2009 Conference
The CSAA 2009 Conference adopts the theme of ‘jiu', and thus takes up the challenge of both celebrating and commemorating the achievements and hardships of the past century 1909-2009 in the Chinese-speaking world. We encourage papers and panels that develop this theme by revisiting old paradigms in the spirit of new research ideas, and by bringing historical perspective to the issues of the present day.
For more information please see the conference website
- Announcement and Call for Papers
2009 Melbourne Conference on China: 60 Years of the People's republic - Transformation and Challenges
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Judgment and Legal Writing Seminar, East China Universtiy of Polical Science and Law, Shanghai
Judgment and Legal Writing Seminar, East China Universtiy of Polical Science and Law, Shanghai
The Centre for Asian and Pacific Law at the University of Sydney, in conjunction with the Faculty of Law at the University of Technology Sydney, and the China Law Society’s National Association of Legal Writing Studies are holding a 1-day seminar in Shanghai on Monday 14 September 2009.
The aim is to look at issues in legal writing, especially judgment writing, from a comparative law point of view. The seminar is a “study day” for Australian delegates with lawyers, academics and judges from China and France, under the aegis of the Fondation pour le droit continental, a body set up by the French Government to research continental law reform issues. French speakers include Justice Gras, the president of the Administrative Decisions Tribunal in Paris.
For further information on the Judgment and Legal Writing Seminar, please click here.
Please find attached a copy of the application form for more details.
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24th IVR Conference
Further information about the XXIV World Congress of Philospohy of Law and Social Philosophy, which will be held in Shanghai, can be found at www.ivr2009.com
Convenors
Sarah Biddulph, s.biddulph@unimelb.edu.au, Sue Trevaskes s.trevaskes@griffith.edu.au, Natalie Stoianoff Natalie.Stoianoff@uts.edu.au
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The aim is to look at issues in legal writing, especially judgment writing, from a comparative law point of view. The seminar is a “study day” for Australian delegates with lawyers, academics and judges from China and France, under the aegis of the Fondation pour le droit continental, a body set up by the French Government to research continental law reform issues. French speakers include Justice Gras, the president of the Administrative Decisions Tribunal in Paris
For further information on the Judgment and Legal Writing Seminar, please click here.
Please see the Registration Form for details on attending.