Conference draft timetable Thursday (Location: Business and Law Building, Ilam Campus) Registration 8.30 9.00 – 9.00 Powhiri 9.05-9.30 Opening of the Conference, welcomes and housekeeping 9.30 10.45 First plenary Amanda Nettelbeck: A history of patterns of legal ‘protection’: – – change and continuity one of the keynote speakers 10.45-11.10 morning tea 11.20 12.40 panel sessions (1) – Stream A and Stream B Stream C “Opening Resource Legal change and Exploring Connections and exploitation, indigenous rights technological Change and other interests Perspectives of Financial Crime in Britain and Australia: has once happened, will ‘What invariably happen again’? Cerian Griffiths, Changing Elizabeth Macpherson Blake Brown, “The “Medical Faces of Fraud: Definitions, the bundle of Advances and Malpractice Law ‘Unbundling Doctrines, and Developments” rights: The historical treatment in Canada, 1900-1950”- of indigenous water rights in Sarah Wilson, History and Australia and Chile’ Anna Kerr, "Evolution and “Crime opening and exploring revolution in the development connections across space Katie O’Bryan, of the law in relation to and “Changing time: Perspectives on Fraud in Face of River Management in reproductive rights" ” Britain and Australia from c 1830” Victoria: the Yarra River Genna Churches (Wilip-gin Birrarung Murron) “Reactionary David Plater in times of (Vic)” Policy Making Privacy, Bill 2017 ‘Even — speculative mania, [one] cannot Efficacy and Discretion in play with impunity upon the Guy Charlton and Ricardo the Post And Telegraph Act credulity of the public’: The (Cth) and Colonial Acts” Napper 1901 (paper to be Experience of Financial Crime in presented by Guy) late 19th Century Australia?” Deforestation and “Logging, Forestry Conservation in Western Australia 12.40 1.40 lunch – THURSDAY 14th 1.40 3.10 panel sessions (2) – Stream A Early colonial Stream B Legal development- Stream C Histories from the histories the common law, the judges wider British Empire and reality
Conference draft timetable Thursday (Location: Business and Law Building, Ilam Campus) Registration 8.30 – 9.00 9.00 Powhiri 9.05-9.30 Opening of the Conference, welcomes and housekeeping 9.30 – 10.45 First plenary – Amanda Nettelbeck: A history of ‘protection’: patterns of legal change and continuity one of the keynote speakers 10.45-11.10 morning tea 11.20 – 12.40 panel sessions (1) Stream A “Opening and Exploring Connections and Perspectives of Financial Crime in Britain and Australia: ‘What has once happened, will invariably happen again’? Stream B Resource exploitation, indigenous rights and other interests Stream C Legal change and technological Change Cerian Griffiths, “The Changing Faces of Fraud: Definitions, Doctrines, and Developments” Sarah Wilson, “Crime History and opening and exploring connections across space and time: Perspectives on Fraud in Britain and Australia from c 1830” David Plater ‘Even in times of speculative mania, [one] cannot play with impunity upon the credulity of the public’: The Experience of Financial Crime in late 19th Century Australia?” Elizabeth Macpherson ‘Unbundling the bundle of rights: The historical treatment of indigenous water rights in Australia and Chile’ Katie O’Bryan, “Changing Face of River Management in Victoria: the Yarra River (Wilip-gin Birrarung Murron) Bill 2017 (Vic)” Guy Charlton and Ricardo Napper (paper to be presented by Guy) “Logging, Deforestation and Forestry Conservation in Western Australia Blake Brown, “Medical Advances and Malpractice Law in Canada, 1900-1950”- Anna Kerr, "Evolution and revolution in the development of the law in relation to reproductive rights" ” Genna Churches “Reactionary Policy Making — Privacy, Efficacy and Discretion in the Post And Telegraph Act 1901 (Cth) and Colonial Acts” 12.40 – 1.40 lunch THURSDAY 14th 1.40 – 3.10 panel sessions (2) Stream A Early colonial histories Stream B Legal development- the common law, the judges and reality Stream C Histories from the wider British Empire
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