Volume 39 No 4

General / Thematic: Rethinking Climate Change and the Law

Nov 2016

General

Article
Reading the High Court at a Distance: Topic Modelling the Legal Subject Matter and Judicial Activity of the High Court of Australia, 1903–2015
David J Carter, James Brown and Adel Rahmani
Article
Good Evidence, Safe Outcomes in Parenting Matters Involving Domestic Violence? Understanding Family Report Writing Practice from the Perspective of Professionals Working in the Family Law System
Samantha Jeffries, Rachael Field, Helena Menih and Zoe Rathus
Article
A Directors’ Fiduciary Duty of Disclosure: The Case(s) Against
Beth Nosworthy
Article
Towards Compassion: Statutory Powers to Regulate Impaired Doctors in Victoria, 1844–2016
Gabrielle Wolf
Article
On the Origin of Section 96 of the Constitution
Greg Taylor
Book Review
The Role of the Solicitor-General: Negotiating Law, Politics and the Public Interest
Anne Twomey
Book Review
Foucault and the Politics of Rights
Ratna Kapur

Thematic

Article
Editorial
Andrew Roberts
Article
Foreword
The Hon Justice Brian Preston SC
Article
The Paris Agreement: Some Critical Reflections on Process and Substance
Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh and Curtis Doebbler
Article
From the Nansen Initiative to the Platform on Disaster Displacement: Shaping International Approaches to Climate Change, Disasters and Displacement
Jane McAdam
Article
A Barrier for Australia’s Climate Commitments? Law, the Electricity Market and Transitioning the Stationary Electricity Sector
Anne Kallies
Article
Developing a Framework for ‘Blue Carbon’ in Australia: Legal and Policy Considerations
Justine Bell-James
Article
Promoting Resilience to Climate Change in Australian Conservation Law: The Case of Biodiversity Offsets
Jan McDonald, Phillipa C McCormack and Anita Foerster
Article
Shifts in Victorian Climate Law and the Planning System: Intersected Views from the Field and Academia
Marion Manifold and Brad Jessup
Article
Fossil Fuels Divestment: Is It Lawful?
Benjamin J Richardson
Article
The Socio-legal Implications of the New Politics of Climate Change
Bronwen Morgan and Declan Kuch