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2011 University of Melbourne Law School Research Series

Rotstein, Fiona --- "Is there an international intellectual property system? Is there an agreement between states as to what the objectives of intellectual property laws should be?" [2011] UMelbLRS 1
Wood, David --- "A Retributive Argument Against Punishment" [2011] UMelbLRS 2
Ramsay, Ian --- "Intensive Teaching in Law Subjects" [2011] UMelbLRS 3
Ramsay, Ian --- "Professor Harold Ford and the Development of Australian Corporate Law" [2011] UMelbLRS 4
Otto, Dianne --- "Remapping Crisis Through a Feminist Lens" [2011] UMelbLRS 5
Chia, Joyce; Harding, Matthew; O'Connell, Ann --- "Navigating the Politics of Charity: Reflections on Aid/Watch Inc v Federal Commissioner of Taxation" [2011] UMelbLRS 9
Brown, Michelle; Minson, Rowan; O'Connell, Ann; Ramsay, Ian --- "Why Do Employees Participate in Employee Share Ownership Plans?" [2011] UMelbLRS 6
Voon, Tania; Mitchell, Andrew --- "International Trade Law Implications of Australia�s National Broadband Network" [2011] UMelbLRS 7
Christie, Andrew --- "Maximising Permissible Exceptions to Intellectual Property Rights" [2011] UMelbLRS 8
Chia, Joyce; Harding, Matthew; O'Connell, Ann --- "Navigating the Politics of Charity: Reflections on Aid/Watch Inc v Federal Commissioner of Taxation" [2011] UMelbLRS 9
Crommelin, Michael --- "Zoning, Taking and Protection of Property Rights in the Urban Developments: Chinese Problems and International Experiences" [2011] UMelbLRS 10
Hardy, Tess; Howe, John --- "Accountability and the Fair Work Ombudsman" [2011] UMelbLRS 11
Larcombe, Wendy --- "WORSNOP v THE QUEEN: Subjective Belief in Consent Prevails (Again) in Victoria's Rape Law" [2011] UMelbLRS 12

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