LSAANZ Conference Program

The end of hope? Has law failed the survivors of sexual violence?, Dr Emma Henderson, La Trobe Law School and Dr Kirsty Duncanson, La Trobe University

Historical Abuse: The New Justice Crisis, Naomi-Ellen Speechley, University of Manchester

Fluid Jurisprudence - The rights of nature in end times, Dr Elizabeth Macpherson, University of Canterbury

The end of ‘nature’: river management under climate change, Dr Erin O'Donell, University of Melbourne

Legal intersections of cumulative effects and environmental justice: A comparative analysis, Dr Rebecca Nelson, University of Melbourne

Climate Emergencies and Constitutional Habits, Dr Jocelyn Stacey, University of British Columbia, Allard School of Law

The compassion deficit in environmental law. Is there a problem with allowing species to go extinct!, Professor Afshin Akhtar-Khavari, QUT

Cognitive dissonance: how the knowledge held by climate experts informs their personal life, Dr Jean S Renouf, Southern Cross University

Navigating the laws affecting Indigenous connections to country, Dr Katie O'Bryan, Monash University

On Just Terms!, Dr Anne Poelina, Nyikina Warrwa Traditional Owner

Burying the lede: the essential role of Indigenous law(s) in creating rights of nature, Dr Cristy Clark; Dr Erin O'Donell, University of Melbourne; Dr Anne Poelina; and Dr Alessandro Pelizzon, Southern Cross University

Security, the Nation and Birthright Citizenship: The Case of Canada, Professor Lois Harder, Department of Political Science, University of Alberta

Duty Free Citizenship: The Case of Peter Thiel, Dr Jonathan Barrett, SACL, Victoria University of Wellington

Changing Race: Fluidity, Immutability and the Evolution of Equal-Protection Jurisprudence in American Constitutional Law, Professor John Tehranian, Southwestern Law School

Political Apologies to LGBTIQ Peoples: Justice, Pinkwashing and Inclusion, Dr Allen George, University of Sydney

The end of social reproduction? Neoliberalism, crises of care & new dilemmas of reproductive labour, Angela Kintominas, University of NSW

The End of Gender: Good news for the Rule of Law, Dr Zach Richards, Sydney City School of Law, Top Education Institute

Negative Mythology, or Why You Shouldn't Let Truth Get in the Way of Good Theory, Dr Shane Chalmers, University of Melbourne

Touching the Law, Thomas Giddens, University of Dundee

The Theological-Juridical Apparatus of the Will: Three considerations in relation to Agamben’s concepts of action, end and inoperativity, Dr Timothy Peters, University of the Sunshine Coast

Economic Disadvantages and Access to Justice System: The Case of Unemployed People on Newstart Allowance in Australia, Shahadat Hossain, University of Technology Sydney

Law stories of wellbeing and small business: choose your own utopic, dystopic or mypoic interpretations, Emma Babbage, Southern Cross University

The Employee Right to Disconnect, Professor Paul Secunda, Marquette University Law School

PANEL HOME

Do it yourself? Experiences and case outcomes of victims of traffic accidents in a compensation process, with and without legal representation, Iris Becx
VU University Amsterdam; Nieke Elbers, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement; Arno Akkermans, Kiliaan van Wees, and Sonja Leferink

Redress transgressions: Misconduct by legal practitioners in redress schemes, Juliet Davis, Griffith Criminology Institute, Griffith University

The role of victim's lawyers in criminal proceedings in the Netherlands and the EU, Dr Nieke Elbers, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement; Iris Beck, VU University Amsterdam; Sonja Meijer, Arlette Schijns and Arno Akkermans

What good do lawyers do?, Dr Robyn Holder, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University

PANEL HOME

Christchurch and the (im)possibility of speaking, Dr Sahar Ghumkhor, University of Melbourne

Can the Clitoris Speak? Understanding the High Court’s current deliberation on the constitution of the clitoris, Associate Professor Juliet Rogers, University of Melbourne

The Effects of Female Genital Mutilation Law in Australia: Can the Subaltern Not Speak?, Professor Nan Seuffert, Director, Legal Intersections Research Centre, School of Law, University of Wollongong

An Indefinite State: Theorizing Canada’s Migrant Detention Regime, Dr Jen Rinaldi, Ontario Tech University and Dr Shanti Fernando, Ontario Tech University

Speaking truth to power or "faux copro". Coproduction in criminal justice, Dr Maggie Hall, University of Western Sydney

Strategies of denial and the Australian Royal Commission into misconduct in the banking, superannuation and financial services industry, Associate Professor Penny Crofts, University of Technology Sydney

PANEL HOME

Navigating pluralist tenure systems: uncertainty as resilience?, Dr Rebecca Monson, ANU College of Law, Australian National University

The temporalities of the state, the project, and climate change in the recovery from disaster, Dr Caroline Compton, UNSW Law, University of New South Wales

Property Systems and Climate Migration: The Non-Linearity of Institutional Change, Professor Daniel Fitzpatrick, Faculty of Law, Monash University

Between State Sovereignty and Internationalisation: Responding to South Asian Famines and the making of the Developmentalist State in Colonial India, Dr Adil Hasan Khan, Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne

Responding to climate change and (im)mobility in the Pacific: challenging state-centric approaches, Dr Fanny Thornton, Faculty of Business, Government & Law, University of Canberra

Giving up on species in place - Geography, the EPBC Act and the Tasmanian devil, Brad Jessup, University of Melbourne

Integrating climate change adaptation actions into legal and policy frameworks for achieving Sustainable Forest Management: Lessons from Australia, Caterina Guidi, University of NSW

Ocean Change, Global environmental interdependence and Oceania’s response, Genevieve Quirk, Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security

PANEL HOME

Domestic violence, social security law and the couple rule, Dr Lyndal Sleep, Law Futures Centre, Griffith University

The approach to non-marital couple relationships: a comparative analysis of Australia and South African law, Alida Vrey, Griffith University

The right to social security in the Philippines: Promises and disappointments, Gemma Rodriguez, Griffith University

The End of Disenchantment? Settler Connection to Place, Professor Kirsten Anker, McGill University Faculty of Law

Significant Indigenous sites, reconciliatory inclusive/exclusion, and Indigenous displacement in cities in the neoliberal age, Associate Professor Deirdre Howard-Wagner, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University

What about the boys? Masculinities discourses in legal approaches to HPV vaccination for boys, Joanne Stagg, Griffith University

Recognising the limits of modern medicine: Regulating the use of Do Not Attempt Resuscitation (DNAR) Orders in Ireland, Lucy M Davis, PhD Candidate, University of Limerick

Love Thy Neighbour as Thyself: Human Rights of Refugees under Changing Immigration Laws, Assistant Professor Mercy Deborah Samathanam, O. P. Jindal Global University, India

Penalizing Presence, Associate Professor Andrew Kim, Syracuse University, College of Law

The End of Truth, Fake News and Online Identity: Dave Eggers´s The Circle, Professor Jaroslav Kušnir, University of Prešov, Slovakia

End of Governance or A Need of Governance? : Regulating Social Media in a Post-Conflict Society, Dr Darshana Sumanadasa, Faculty of Law, University of Colombo

Surviving rape trial process: The end of juries?, Professor Elisabeth McDonald, University of Canterbury and Paulette Benton-Greig, University of Waikato

Mandating Consent: Carceral Horizons and Visions of Dangerous Sex in Contemporary Consent Discourse, Dr Tanya Serisier, School of Law, Birkbeck College

Don’t be so sensitive: Gendered Hate Speech and [the lack of] legal regulation in Australia, Nicole Shackleton, La Trobe University

Ensuring the Survival of the Tax System in the Event of a Major Nuclear Attack, Micah Burch, University of Sydney

Disaster or Emergency? Could Knowing the Difference Counter the Rise of Exceptionalism?, Sascha Mueller, University of Canterbury

The Betrayed Promise of the End of Order: Apocalypse Narratives as an excuse for complacency, Keelan Parker, Southern Cross University

Too little-too late? The last wave of Nazi trials in Germany, Dr Kerstin Braun, University of Southern Queensland

Returning from Hell: The Exhumation of Mass Graves as Rectifying Historical Record, Dr Natalia Maystorovich Chulio, University of Sydney

Images of ‘evil’ and ‘hell’: International Law and Argentina’s 1983 Truth Commission, Valeria Vazquez Guevara, University of Melbourne

What is a Document? Australian First Nations peoples’ use of legal documentary practices, Dr Trish Luker, University of Technology Sydney

The Legal Limits of Malleable Memory: International Cultural Heritage Law and Transitional Justice, Associate Professor Lucas Lixinski, Faculty of Law, University of NSW

“I ain’t dead, I ain’t done”- Freedom of association at work and the reinvention of law and accounting, Dr Amanda Reilly, Victoria University of Wellington

The Right to Continuous Improvement of Living Conditions in ICESCR Article 11(1) – Radical or Rapacious?, Associate Professor Jessie Hohmann, University of Technology Sydney and Associate Professor Beth Goldblatt, University of Technology Sydney

The Ideological Influence of Gross National Happiness on the Administration of Criminal Justice in Bhutan, Karma Tshering, University of Queensland

Commercial buildings in seismically active areas – does the law provide enough protection for users?, Dr Toni Collins, University of Canterbury

Sydney’s Drinking Water Catchment: a legal geographical analysis of coal mining and water security, Associate Professor Nicole Graham, University of SYdney

Bouldering and the public estate, Associate Professor John Page, Southern Cross University

Post-Provocation Sentencing in Domestic Homicides: The Role of Mental Impairment in Defence Narratives, Professor Rosemary Hunter, University of Kent and Dr Danielle Tyson, Deakin University

A shock to the System: Taser Use and Abuse in Western Australia and Accompanying Institutional Failures, Professor Robert Cunningham, Curtin University

The Choice of Evils, Professor Vera Bergelson, Rutgers University School of Law

The End of Parental Responsibility – Will Children Finally Thrive?, Dr Esther Erlings, Flinders University

The end of theory? The pressure toward a ‘vocational’ education. Architecting Justice: “Whoever acts with consideration acts with delight”, Marcus Edwards, University of Tasmania

Necro-waste, the Corpse and its Legal Entanglements, Dr Marc Trabsky, LaTrobe University and Dr Jacinthe Flore, LaTrobe University

First Nations ‘cultural loss’, whiteness and the Timber Creek Judgment, Professor Greta Bird, Southern Cross University

Normative tensions between cultural identity and self-determination in the right of Indigenous Peoples to "benefit-sharing": a preliminary inquiry to Indigenous-Industry agreements in Chile, Professor Cristóbal Carmona, Universidad Diego Portales

Cultural rights, the law and the erasure of the Indigenous, Dr Mark Harris, University of British Columbia

Public Protests and Civil Disobedience: Scalpels or Axes for Stakeholder Rights?, Dr Manuel Oyson, CQUniversity

Climate rebellion and political resistance at the edge of chaos, Aidan Ricketts, Southern Cross University

Forgive us our Trespasses: Truth Claims, Transparency and the Demonization of Animal Activists, Anne Schillmoller

Law’s Structural Violence and the Weapons of the Accountable, Rob Laird, Australian National University

The State of Exception and the False-Self System, Benjamin Cherry-Smith, University of the Sunshine Coast

The end of politics as we know it, and the changing role of the Law, Sophie Trevitt, Australian National University (ANU)

Indigenous law in post-colonial Ireland and Australia, Séamus Krumrey-Quinn, University of Adelaide

The vulnerability of the Aboriginal People in relation to Land and Customary Rights, Dr Loganathan Krishnan, Monash University Malaysia

Legal Transplantation within Post Emancipatory British West Indies 1830s-1870s, Justine Collins, Max Planck Institute for European Legal History