Current Research Publications


In order to consolidate existing strengths and to help shape future research activities, ACIPA has established a number of research programs.

The current research programs are:

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» Intellectual Property: Understanding Plant Breeder's Rights
» Developing a Systematic, Inclusive and Just Jurisprudential Account of TRIPS
» Public Sector Research and Intellectual Property
» Biodiscovery and Access to Genetic Resources
» International Intellectual Property
» Access to Scientific Information
» Biological Property
» Legal Recognition and Protection of Traditional Knowledge

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Intellectual Property Education and Training for the Australian Horticulture Industries

To ensure that Australian horticulture industries reap the maximum benefits from intellectual property, a number of potential problems need to be resolved. In particular, there is a need for greater education and training on intellectual property (IP) matters. The speed of change in IP law means that Industry also needs to be kept abreast of imminent changes, as well as being able to seek advice on issues when and as they arise. The project aims to achieve these goals through a range of means, including: the delivery of targeted Grower and Researcher Seminars and specialised IP Master Classes; the production and widespread distribution of Communiqués on key areas of importance to the industry; and IP Management: Education and Training, to ensure that it meets the industry need for increased ability to optimise the value of IP assets from research and development (R&D).

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The Potential Impact of Patents on Australian Horticulture Industries

ACIPA has been undertaking research education and training on intellectual property issues pertaining to Australian agriculture for over eight years. During this time, a range of literature reviews have been undertaken by ACIPA staff. As the research programs of ACIPA have developed, a number of issues have emerged or been identified as requiring further investigation. One of the issues that has arisen repeatedly, and seems only likely to increase in the future, relates to the impact of patenting on Horticulture, and the relationship between patent and PBR protection. It has become clear that there is an urgent need for better understanding of the role of patents in protecting plant innovations, how patents impact upon plant breeding and development, and the relationship between patents and plant breeder’s rights more generally. The aim of this project is to undertake research that enables us to answer these questions.

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Improving Understanding and Awareness of Intellectual Property amongst Grain Growers in Australia

The increased use of PBR protection for new varieties of grain and the use of more technical seed contracts means that IP is playing a more important role in the business practices of grain growers in Australia. As a result, growers need to understand their rights and obligations in relation to IP. They also need to be aware of changes in IP so that they can make informed choices. IP is also important to grain growers in so far as it provides a mechanism to protect grower funded investment in research. To ensure that this investment is properly protected, scientists must understand how to protect their research. The upshot of this is that there is a clear need for education and training of growers, scientists, and research managers. This project aims to meet this need through the delivery of training workshops; more detailed training will be provided in the form of an annual Master Class. The project will also deliver accessible, practical and relevant information for growers.

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Developing a Systematic, Inclusive and Just Jurisprudential Account of TRIPS

The WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) provides for the international regulation of the knowledge economy. Yet much of its text is legally uncertain, undermining its utility. This project will provide the first comprehensive scholarly jurisprudential account of TRIPS. This will enable greater certainty and efficiency in the enactment and implementation of compliant domestic legislation. The project will also provide the first socio-legal account of the WTO Dispute Resolution Body and the interpretive methodologies it employs for interpreting TRIPS. The project will also provide a jurisprudential account that promotes formally and substantively just dispute resolution outcomes.

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Public Sector Research and Intellectual Property

In recent years, increased attention has been given to the nature and role that intellectual property law plays in relation to publicly funded research. This has given rise to questions about the extent to which such institutions should protect research via intellectual property, and the impact that this may have upon the research culture. Similarly, questions have arisen about the best way for institutions to proceed when they wish to place research in the public domain. For the most part, these discussions have taken place in a research vacuum. This project will attempt to remedy this problem.

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Biodiscovery and Access to Genetic Resources

This project will consider the interaction between currently recognised intellectual property rights and the conservation and exploitation of genetic resources, both in situ and in germplasm collections. This involves reviewing the international legal mechanisms that have been developed (notably in the FAO and the CBD), and ongoing negotiations concerning their development and implementation, as well as policy development undertaken by other agencies such as WIPO and UNESCO concerning intellectual property rights, access to genetic resources and traditional knowledge. It will consider the policy options at a domestic level, and the implications for resource management, as well as the practical legal tools that are available to custodians or collections of genetic resources.

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International Intellectual Property

This project will concentrate on the legal and policy consequences of intellectual property rights forming part of the international trade rules system, through the incorporation of the TRIPS Agreement within the World Trade Organization package of agreements. It will consider the conception of intellectual property in the international trading environment, its role in multilateral and regional agreements on trade and related matters, the interaction between TRIPS and other international legal instruments, and the development of TRIPS dispute-settlement jurisprudence.

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Access to Scientific Information

This project will examine the impact of intellectual property law upon the flow and exchange of scientific information. More specifically, it will consider the impact that patent law, copyright law, contract and database protection have upon scientific research. The project team will draw upon history of the scientific publishing as well as recent events such as the public library of science and digital archives as a way of ensuring public access to scientific information.

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Biological Property

This project takes as its starting point the belief that the history of intellectual property law can teach us a lot about many of the issues that confronts contemporary legal system. The project will explore the impetus for, and the problems encountered when intellectual property law first began to consider whether protection should be extended to living matter. The scope of the project will include case studies on the US Plant Patent Act of 1930, UPOV, and the process by which plants were protected under Australian law.

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Legal Recognition and Protection of Traditional Knowledge

This program will analyse the policy debate and specific negotiations concerning the protection of traditional knowledge, both within the existing national and international framework of intellectual property rights and in parallel forms. It will assess the implications of these developments for Australian policymakers and for the Australian legal and policy environment, and explore the possibilities within the Australian legal system for recognition and protection of traditional knowledge. The program will review the implications of strengthened international recognition of traditional knowledge for Australia's rural industries, in particular, access to plant varieties and related germplasm, and continuing access to export markets.

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Brad Sherman

(recent publications)

· ‘Intellectual Property and Agricultural Biotechnology in Australia’ (2007) 10 Journal of Biolaw and Business, Australia Edition 2007, pp 48-51 (with S. Hubicki)
· ‘Organisms and Manufactures: On the History of Plant Inventions’ (2007) 31(2) Melbourne University Law Review, pp 539-568 (with A. Pottage)
· 'Towards an Indigenous Public Domain?' in P. Bernt Hugenholtz and Lucie Guibault (eds), The Future of the Public Domain (Kluwer, 2006), pp. 259-277 (with L. Wiseman)
· The Making of Modern Intellectual Property Law (translated by Jin Haijun) (Peking University Press, 2006) (with L. Bently)
· 'Intellectual Property and Genetic Use Restriction Technologies', (2005) 6 Intellectual Property Law and Policy Journal (in Japanese), pp. 1-31 (with S. Hubicki)
· 'Terminator Genes as 'Technical' Protection Measures for Patents' in C. Heath and A. Kamperman Sanders (eds) New Frontiers of Intellectual Property Law, (Kluwer/Hart Publishing, 2005), pp. 267-289 (with S. Hubicki)
· 'The Killing Fields: Intellectual Property and Genetic Use Restriction Technologies', (2005) 28(3) University of New South Wales Law Journal, pp. 740-757 (with S. Hubicki)
· Intellectual Property Law (2nd ed) (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004) (with L. Bently)
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'Biological Inventions and the Problem of Passive Infringement' (2002) 13 Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp. 146-154
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'Appropriating the Postmodern' in D. McClean and K. Schubert (eds), Dear Images: Art, Copyright and Culture (London: Ridinghouse, 2002), pp. 404-420
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'Australia' in P. E. Geller (ed), International Copyright Law and Practice (New York: Matthew Bender, updated annually)
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Intellectual Property Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001) (with L. Bently)
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'Great Britain and the Signing of the Berne Convention in 1886' (2001) 48 Journal of the Copyright Society of the USA, pp. 311-240 (with L. Bently)
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The Making of Modern Intellectual Property Law: The British Experience, 1760-1911 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999) (with L. Bently)

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Michael Handler

· 'The Intersection between Registered and Unregistered Trade Marks' (2007) 35 Federal Law Review, pp. 375-397 (with R. Burrell)
· 'Continuing Problems with Film Copyright' in F. Macmillan (ed), New Directions in Copyright: Volume 6 (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2007), pp. 173-195
· 'Trade Mark Dilution in Australia?' (2007) European Intellectual Property Review, pp. 307-318, republished in (2007) 70 Intellectual Property Forum 36-49
· 'The WTO Geographical Indications Dispute' (2006) 69 Modern Law Review, pp. 70-80
· 'Television Broadcast Copyright: The Australian Experience' in F. Macmillan (ed), New Directions in Copyright: Volume 2 (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2006)
· 'The Distinctive Problem of European Trade Mark Law' (2005) European Intellectual Property Review, pp. 306-312
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Commercialisation and Management of Intellectual Property - Guidelines for researchers and research mangers, Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation Report 05/005 (Canberra: Canprint, 2005), 52 + x pp (with R. Burrell)

· 'The EU's Geographical Indications Agenda and its Potential Impact on Australia' (2004) 15 Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp. 173-195
· 'Making Sense of Trade Mark Law' (2003) Intellectual Property Quarterly, pp. 388-410 (with R. Burrell)
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'"A Real Pea Souper": The Panel Case and the Development of the Fair Dealing Defences to Copyright Infringement in Australia' (2003) 27 Melbourne University Law Review, pp. 381-422
· 'Before the High Court: The Panel Case and Television Broadcast Copyright' (2003) 25 Sydney Law Review, pp. 391-407
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'Internet Domain Names and Trade Mark Law' (1999) 1(1) Digital Technology Law Journal (http://pandora.nla.gov.au/tep/10324)
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'Internet Domain Names and Trade Mark Law' (1998) Australian Law Students' Association Academic Journal, pp. 43-59

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Rhonda Chesmond

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'Protection or Privatisation of Culture? The Cultural Dimension of the International Intellectual Property Debate on Geographical Indications of Origin', (2007) European Intellectual Property Review  (forthcoming)
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'When Legal Fictions Collide: The Primacy (Or Otherwise) of the Separate Entity Principle of Corporate Law in Intellectual Property Cases', (2006) Deakin Law Review, Vol 11, No 2, 38
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'Patent Evergreening in Australia after the Australia-US Free Trade Agreement: Floodgates or Fallacy?', (2006) Flinders Journal of Law Reform, Vol 9, No 1, 51
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'Fiduciary Obligations between Parties to Unincorporated Joint Ventures' (with T. Cockburn) in WD Duncan Joint Ventures Law in Australia, (The Federation Press, second edition, 2005)
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'Joint Ventures: The Interrelationship between Contract and Fiduciary Law', (2005) Australian Property Law Journal, Vol 12, No 1, 80

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Stephen Hubicki

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‘Intellectual Property and Agricultural Biotechnology in Australia’ (2007) 10 Journal of Biolaw and Business, Australia Edition 2007, pp 48-51 (with B. Sherman)
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'Terminator Genes as 'Technical' Protection Measures for Patents' in C. Heath and A. Kamperman Sanders (eds) New Frontiers of Intellectual Property Law, (Kluwer/Hart Publishing, 2005) (with B. Sherman)
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'Intellectual Property and Genetic Use Restriction Technologies', (2005) 6 Intellectual Property Law and Policy Journal (in Japanese), pp. 1-31 (with B. Sherman)
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'Patent Law and Genetic Drift: Schmeiser v Monsanto Canada Inc', (2005) 7(3) Environmental Law Review (with R. Burrell)
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'The Killing Fields: Intellectual Property and Genetic Use Restriction Technologies', (2005) 28(3) University of New South Wales Law Journal, pp. 740-757 (with B. Sherman)

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Kanchana Kariyawasam

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'The Growth and Development of E-Commerce: An Analysis of the Electronic Signature Law of Sri Lanka', (2008) 17 (1) Information & Communications Technology Law (Routledge), pp 51-64
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'Intellectual Property Protection of Indigenous Knowledge: Implementing Initiatives at National and Regional Levels', (2007) 12 (2) Deakin Law Review, pp 101-121 (with S. Guy)
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'The Philosophical Ideals and Political Orientation of Thomas McCawley: A Social Democrat or a Pragmatist?', (2007) 19 (2) Bond Law Review, pp 58-101 (with S.Guy and B. Hocking)
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'Access to Biological Resources and Benefit Sharing: Exploring a Regional Mechanism to Implement the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in SAARC Countries', (2007) European Intellectual Property Review (EIPR) (Sweet and Maxwell Ltd), pp 325-335
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'The Recent Law Reforms and Plant Intellectual Property Law in Sri Lanka: Compliance with the TRIPS and CBD', (2005) 7 (2) Australian Journal of Asian Law, pp. 169-186
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'How Sri Lanka Protects Breeders' and Farmers' Rights and Access to Genetic Resources through the Implementation of TRIPS and the CBD', (2003/2004) 6 (2) Bio-Science Law Review, pp. 61-68

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Charles Lawson

· ‘Compulsory Licensing under the Patents Act 1990 (Cth) to Remedy Anti-competitive Conduct under the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth)’ (2008) Australian Business Law Review, accepted 9 April 2008
· ‘The Evolution of the CBD’s Development Agenda that may Influence the Interpretation and Development of TRIPS’ in Justin Malbon and Charles Lawson (eds), Interpreting and Implementing the WTO Trade Related Agreement on Intellectual Property Rights: Is TRIPS Fair? (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2008), pp 131-158 (with Jay Sanderson)
· ‘Managerialist Influences on Granting Patents in Australia’ (2008) 15(1) Australian Journal of Administrative Law, pp 1-30
· ‘Quantum of Obviousness in Australian Patent Laws’ (2008) 19(1) Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp 43-65
· Grant v Commissioner of Patents and Patenting Knowledge Inventions’ (2008) 15 Journal of Law and Medicine, pp 626-643
· ‘The Evolution of “Inventive Step”-like Elements in Australian Patent Laws’ (2007) 18(3) Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp 130-148
· ‘Revisiting Merits Review of Patent Application, Grant and Validity Decisions under the Patents Act 1990 (Cth)’ (2007) 14(4) Australian Journal of Administrative Law, pp 178-195
· ‘Regulating Genetically Modified Organisms: A Case Study Assessing Regulatory Quality and Performance’ (2007) 35(3) Australian Business Law Review, pp 181-203 (with Richard Hindmarsh)
· ‘Revisiting the Commonwealth Parliament’s Legislative Authority for Patent and Patent-like Schemes under the Constitution’ (2006) 17(4) Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp 243-254
· '"Special Accounts" under the Constitution: Amounts Appropriated for Designated Purposes' (2006) 29(2) University of NSW Law Journal, pp 114-146
· 'Exploiting Genetic Resources in Queensland under the Biodiscovery Act 2004 (Qld): Patents and Biological Diversity Conservation, Destruction and Decline' (2006) 28(8) European Intellectual Property Review, pp 418-428
· 'Regulating Access to Biological Resources: The Market Failure for Biodiversity Conservation' (2006) 24(1), Law in Context, 2006, pp 137-163
· 'Information Asymmetry, GMOs and Strict Liability under the Gene Technology Act 2000 (Cth)' (2005) 5(2) Queensland University of Technology Law and Justice Journal, pp 123-142
· 'Accountability for the Intellectual Property of Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997 (Cth) Commonwealth Authorities' (2006) 17(3) Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp 149-180
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'Releasing GM Canola into the Environment - Deconstructing a Decision of the Gene Technology Regulator under the Gene Technology Act 2000 (Cth)' (2005) 23(1) Environmental and Planning Law Journal, pp 22- 59 (with Richard Hindmarsh)

· 'Amgen, TKT and the Erythropoietin Patents - Patent Privileges in Preference to Competition' (2005) 16(3) Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp. 129-136
· 'Rethinking the Exemption of Some Patent License and Assignment Conditions from the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) Competition Laws' (2005) 2 Macquarie Journal of Business Law, pp 1-43
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'Grant's Application: It's Time for a New Approach to a 'Public Interest' Exclusion from Patentability' (2005) 13(1) Journal of Law and Medicine, pp 135-146
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'Patenting Health-Related Databases and Information in Australia' (2005) 17(1) Bond Law Review, pp 58-91
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'Implementing an Objective of the Convention on Biological Diversity: Intellectual Property, Access to Genetic Resources and Benefit Sharing in Australia' (2005) 22(2) Environmental and Planning Law Journal, pp 130-157

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'Patent Privileges and the National Competition Policy – Patent Scope and Allocation?' (2005) 33(1) Australian Business Law Review, pp 7-29
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'Depositing Seeds to Comply with the Patents Act 1990 (Cth) – The Adequacy of Definition and Description?' (2004) 23(1) University of Tasmania Law Review, pp 69-97
· '"TRIPs-Plus" Patent Priveleges – An Intellectual Property 'Cargo Cult' in Australia' (2004) 22(4) Prometheus, pp 355-377 (with C. Pickering)
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'Managing the Australian Government’s Intellectual Property: The Management and Accrual Budgeting Frameworks for FMA Act Agencies' (2004) 13(2) Griffith Law Review, pp 200-224
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'Patents and Plant Breeder's Rights Over Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture’ (2004) 32(1) Federal Law Review, pp 107-139
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'Patenting Genetic Materials’ Unresolved Issues and Promoting Competition in Biotechnology' (2004) 16 Information Economics and Policy, pp 91-112

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'"Flexibility" in TRIPs: Using Patented Inventions Without the Authorisation of the Right’s Holder’ (2004) 15(3) Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp 141-155
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'"Sufficiency" for Living Organism Inventions Under the Patents Act 1990 (Cth)’ (2004) 11(3) Journal of Law and Medicine, pp 373-381

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'Patents and the CGIAR System of International Agricultural Research Centres’ Germplasm Collections Under the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture’ (2004) 55 Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, pp 307-313
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'Risk Assessment in the Regulation of Gene Technology under the Gene Technology Act 2000 (Cth) and the Gene Technology Regulations 2001 (Cth)' (2002) 19(3) Environmental and Planning Law Journal, pp 195- 216
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'It's Patently Absurd - Benefit Sharing Genetic Resources from the Seas According to UNCLOS, the CBD and TRIPs' (2002) 5 International Journal of Wildlife Law and Policy, pp 211-233 (with S. Downing)

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'Successfully Controlling Access under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 and its Regulations Requires a Proper Assessment of the Impact of the Patents Act 1990' (2002) 13 Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp 109-120 (with C. Pickering)
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'Patenting Genes and Gene Sequences and Competition: Patenting at the Expense of Competition' (2002) 30 Federal Law Review, pp 97-133
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'Protecting Genetic Materials and Genetic Information - A Case Study of Guthrie Cards in Victoria' (2001) 9 Journal of Law and Medicine, pp 215-232 (with R. Smith)
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'The Conflict for Patented Genetic Materials under the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights' (2001) 12 Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp 104-115 (with C. Pickering)
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'Some Economic Questions for Biotechnology Patenting in Australia' (2000) 41 Intellectual Property Forum, pp 10-17
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'Patenting Genetic Materials - Failing to Reflect the Value of Variation in DNA, RNA and Amino Acids' (2000) 11 Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp 69-82 (with C. Pickering)
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'Patenting Genetic Diversity - Old Rules may be Restricting the Exploitation of a New Technology' (1999) 6 Journal of Law and Medicine, pp 373-388
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'Patent Laws will Undermine Access Provisions in the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Bill 1998' (1998) 15 Environmental and Planning Law Journal, pp 401-409 (with C. Pickering)
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'Patenting Genes and Gene Sequences in Australia' (1998) 5 Journal of Law and Medicine, pp 364-371

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Mark Lunney

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Tort: Text & Materials (Oxford: OUP, 3rd ed, 2008) ISBN 978-0-19-921136-4 (with K Oliphant)
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'Intentional Interference with the Person', pp 437-484, The Law of Tort, K Oliphant (ed), (Butterworths, 2nd ed, 2007) ISBN 978 1 4057 1240 8 (with P Mitchell)
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'Wrongful Interference with Goods', pp. 535-627, The Law of Tort, K Oliphant  (ed), (Butterworths, 2nd ed, 2007) ISBN 978 1 4057 1240 8
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'Trespass to Land', The Law of Tort, pp 485-534, K Oliphant (ed), (Butterworths, 2nd ed, 2007) ISBN 978 1 4057 1240 8
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'Capacity to Commit a Tort and to Sue', pp 39-85,  The Law of Tort, K Oliphant (ed), (Butterworths, 2nd ed, 2007) ISBN 978 1 4057 1240 8
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The Law of Torts in Australia (Melbourne, OUP, 4th ed, 2007) ISBN 0-19-551620-6 (with F Trindade and P Cane)
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'Principles-Based Reform of the Law of Tort: Not as Easy As It Sounds?', University of New England Law Journal, 3, 2006, pp 211-219
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'Simplicty is a Virtue? – Negligent Misstatement and Physical Injury in the House of Lords', Tort Law Review, 14, 2006, pp 129-132
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A farmer’s choice? Legal liability of farmers growing crops (Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, 2006) ISBN 0-9757221-6-6 (with R Burrell)
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'Causation, Science, and Sir Owen Dixon', Australian Journal of Legal History, 9, 2005, pp 205-226
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'Stress at Work: To Tell or Not to Tell?', University of New England Law Journal, 2, 2005, pp 75-77
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'Personal Responsibility and the New Volenti', Tort Law Review, 13, 2005, pp 76-91
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'Cole v South Tweed Heads Rugby League Club Limited', University of New England Law Journal, 1, 2004, pp 239-247 (with J. Werren)
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'A Right Old Mess', University of New England Law Journal, 1, 2004, pp 145-155
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Contributing Editor, The New Dictionary of National Biography, (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004)
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'Damage and Cross-Pollination by a Deliberately Released Genetically Modified Organism?', University of New England Centre for Agriculture and Law, Ag Law Papers Series 1, 2004
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Tort: Text & Materials (Oxford, OUP, 2nd ed 2003) (with K. Oliphant)
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'Occupiers and Obvious Risks', Tort Law Review, 11, 2003, pp 140-145
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'Six and Out?: Bolton v Stone after 50 years', Journal of Legal History, 24, 2003, pp 1-22
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'Intentional Interference with the Person', in A. Grubb (ed), The Law of Tort (Butterworths, 2002) pp 349-396 (with P Mitchell)
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'Wrongful Interference with Goods' in A. Grubb (ed), The Law of Tort (Butterworths, 2002) pp 433-502
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'Trespass to Land', in A. Grubb (ed), The Law of Tort (Butterworths, 2002) pp 397-432
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'Capacity to Commit a Tort and to Sue', in A. Grubb (ed), The Law of Tort (Butterworths, 2002) pp 31-64
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'The Price of Responsible Parenting', King's College Law Journal, 13, 2002, pp 219-221
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'Practical Joking and its Penalty: Wilkinson v Downton in Context', Tort Law Review, 10, 2002, pp 168-187
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Contributing Editor, The Oxford Companion to Twentieth-Century British Politics, (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2002)

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Matthew Rimmer

Books
· 'Intellectual Property and Biotechnology: Biological Inventions', Cheltenham (UK) and Northampton (Mass.): Edward Elgar, January 2008, http://www.e-elgar.co.uk/Bookentry_Main.lasso?id=4264
· 'Digital Copyright and the Consumer Revolution: Hands off my iPod', Cheltenham (UK) and Northampton (Mass.): Edward Elgar, July 2007,  http://www.e-elgar.co.uk/bookentry_main.lasso?id=4263
Refereed Articles
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'The New Conquistadors: Patent Law and Expressed Sequence Tags', Journal of Law, Information, and Science, 2007, Vol. 16, pp. 10-50, SSRN: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=979686

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'The Genographic Project: Traditional Knowledge and Population Genetics', Australian Indigenous Law Review, 2007, Vol. 11 (2), pp. 33-55, SSRN: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1019182
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'The Alchemy of Junk: Patent Law and Non-Coding DNA', The University of Ottawa Law and Technology Journal, 2006, Vol. 3 (2)
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'After the Gold Rush: Patent Law and Biological Inventions', Patent Law and Biological Inventions, Law in Context, 2006, Vol. 24 (1), pp. 1-10
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'Miami Heat: Patent Law, Informed Consent, and Benefit-Sharing', Journal of International Biotechnology Law, 2006, Vol. 3, pp. 177-192
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'Robbery Under Arms: Copyright Law and the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement', First Monday, March 2006, Vol. 11 (3),
URL: http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_3/rimmer/index.html,
SSRN: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=855805
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'The Garden of Australian Dreams: The Moral Rights of Landscape Artists' in MacMillan, F. and Bowrey, K. (ed.) New Directions in Copyright: Volume 3. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2006, pp. 132-168,
URL: http://www.e-elgar.co.uk/Bookentry_Main.lasso?id=3756, and
SSRN: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=746405
· 'Japonica Rice: Intellectual Property, Scientific Publishing, and Data-Sharing', Prometheus, September 2005, 23(3), pp. 325-347
· 'The Jean Chretien Pledge to Africa Act: Patent Law and Humanitarian Aid', Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Patents, July 2005, Vol. 15 (7), pp. 889-909, abstract at
http://www.ashley-pub.com/doi/abs/10.1517/13543776.15.7.889
· 'Hail To The Thief: A Tribute To Kazaa', The University of Ottawa Law and Technology Journal, Spring 2005, 2(1), pp. 173-218
· 'Rip, Mix, Burn: The Politics Of Peer To Peer And Copyright Law', First Monday, July 2005, 10(7), http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue7_8/bowrey/index.html. Reprinted as part of a retrospective collection on "Music and the Internet" edited by David Beer: http://firstmonday.org/issues/special10_7/ (with K. Bowrey)
· 'The Grey Album: Copyright Law and Digital Sampling' (2005) 114 Media International Australia, pp. 40-53
· 'The Freedom To Tinker: Patent Law and Experimental Use' (2005) 15(2) Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Patents, pp. 167-200
· 'The Race To Patent The SARS Virus: The TRIPS Agreement And Access To Essential Medicines' (2004) 5 Melbourne Journal of International Law, pp. 335-374
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'Canadian Rhapsody: Copyright Law and Research Libraries' (2004) 25 Australian Academic and Research Libraries, pp. 193-213

· 'Australian Icons: Authenticity Marks And Identity Politics' (2004) 3 Indigenous Law Journal, pp. 139-179
· 'The Last Taboo: Patenting Human Beings' (2004) 14 Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Patents, pp. 1061-1074
· 'Gossip We Can Trust: Defamation Law And Non-Fiction' (2004) 9 Media And Arts Law Review, pp. 37-62
· 'Blame it on Rio: Biodiscovery, Native Title, and Traditional Knowledge' (2003) 7 Southern Cross University Law Review, pp. 1-49
· 'Franklin Barley: Patent Law and Plant Breeders' Rights' (2003) 10(4) Murdoch University Electronic Journal of Law (http://www.murdoch.edu.au/elaw/)
· 'The Dead Poets Society: The Copyright Term and the Public Domain' (2003) 8(6) First Monday (http://firstmonday.org/issues/issue8_6/rimmer/index.html)
· 'The Attack of the Clones: Patent Law and Stem Cell Research' (2003) 10 Journal of Law and Medicine, pp. 488-505
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'Virtual Countries: Internet Domain Names and Geographical Terms' (2003) 106 Media International Australia incorporating Culture and Policy, pp. 124-136
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'Beyond Blue Gene: Intellectual Property and Bioinformatics' (2003) 34 International Review of Industrial Property And Copyright Law, pp. 31-49
· 'Myriad Genetics: Patent Law and Genetic Testing' (2003) European Intellectual Property Review, pp. 20-33
· 'Genentech and the Stolen Gene: Patent Law and Pioneer Inventions' (2002-3) 6 Bio-Science Law Review, pp. 14-27
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'Daubism: Copyright Law and Artistic Works' (2002) 9(4) Murdoch University Electronic Journal of Law (http://www.murdoch.edu.au/elaw/)
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'Rip, Mix, Burn: The Politics of Peer to Peer and Copyright Law' (2002) 7(8) First Monday (http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue7_8/bowrey/) (with K. Bowrey)
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'Crystal Palaces: Copyright Law and Public Architecture' (2002) 14 Bond Law Review, pp. 320-346
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'Heretic: Copyright Law and Dramatic Works' (2002) 2 Queensland University of Technology Law And Justice Journal, pp. 131-149
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'A Creature of Statute: Copyright Law and Legal Formalism' (2002) 13 Entertainment Law Review, pp. 31-38
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'Shine: Copyright Law and Film' (2001) 12 Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp. 129-142
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'Napster: Infinite Digital Jukebox or Pirate Bazaar' (2001) 98 Media International Australia incorporating Culture and Policy, pp. 27-38
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'Bangarra Dance Theatre: Copyright Law and Indigenous Culture' (2000) 9 Griffith Law Review, pp. 274-302
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'The Demidenko Affair: Copyright Law, Plagiarism and Ridicule' (2000) 5 Media and Arts Law Review, pp. 159-176
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'Four Stories About Copyright Law And Appropriation Art' (1998) 3 Media And Arts Law Review, pp. 180-193
Edited Collections
· 'Patent Law and Biological Inventions', Law in Context, 2006, Vol. 24 (1), http://www.federationpress.com.au/bookstore/book.asp?isbn=1862876371. Featuring articles by Margaret Llewelyn, Jay Sanderson, Mark D. Janis, Yann Joly, Dianne Nicol, Janet Hope, Jennifer French, and Charles Lawson
Editorials and Case Notes
· 'States Under Pressure To Lift GM Crop Bans: Part 2', CCH-Online, 19 June 2006, http://www.cch.com.au/feature_story.asp?document_id=77229
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'States Under Pressure To Lift GM Crop Bans: Part 1', CCH-Online, 6 June 2006, http://www.cch.com.au/feature_story.asp?document_id=76727
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'Gene Genie: Intellectual Property and Biotechnology', CCH-Online, 19 January 2006, http://www.cch.com.au/feature_story.asp?document_id=69570
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'Google: Search or Destroy?', Open Democracy, 16 December 2005, http://www.opendemocracy.net/media-copyrightlaw/google_3130.jsp
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'Cascading Rights: Cultivars, Grain Pools, and Harvesters', CCH-Online, 8 December 2005, http://www.cch.com.au/feature_story.asp?document_id=68294
· ''A Magic of Academia': Intellectual Property and Public Research', Incite, 2005, (forthcoming)
· 'Hands off my iPod', ANU Reporter, Winter 2005
· 'Lessons from the Orchard', Ground Cover, August/Sept 2005, Issue 57, http://www.grdc.com.au/growers/gc/gc57/growgroups2.htm
· 'A Sport of Nature: Patent Law and Plant Breeder's Rights', Ground Cover, April/ May 2005, p 26, http://www.grdc.com.au/growers/gc/gc55/plantbreeding.htm
· 'Never Neverland: Peter Pan and Perpetual Copyright', Incite, December 2004, Vol. 25 (12), pp. 8-9, http://www.alia.org.au/publishing/incite/2004/12/copyright.html
· 'Rejoyce Dublin 2004: Revived Copyrights, and Public Exhibitions', The Australian Law Librarian, Spring 2004, Vol. 12 (3), pp. 17-29
· 'The Pianola Roll: A Precursor To Kazaa?', The Internet Law Bulletin, August 2004, Vol. 7 (5), pp. 69-72
· 'Patents Debate Moves To the Political Arena', Ground Cover, August 2004, Issue 51, http://www.grdc.com.au/growers/gc/gc51/rights1.htm
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'Seeds of Hope: Gene Patents and Farmers' Rights', Issues, June 2004, Vol. 67, http://issues.control.com.au/issues2004/rim67.shtml

· 'Farmers' Rights: Patents Blowing In The Wind', Ground Cover, June 2004, Issue 50, http://www.grdc.com.au/growers/gc/gc50/feature3.htm
· 'The Internet Archive: The Copyright Term and Orphaned Works', Incite, June 2004, Vol. 25 (6), pp. 8-9,
http://www.alia.org.au/publishing/incite/2004/06/internet.archive.html
· 'Facing The Music: The Restoration Of Copyright', Incite, May 2004, Vol. 25 (5), p 24-25, http://alia.org.au/publishing/incite/2004/05/free.trade.html
· 'The Valley Of The Dolls: Brand Protection And Artistic Parody', Australian Intellectual Property Bulletin, April 2004, Vol. 16 (10), pp. 160-163, http://www.lexisnexis.com.au/aus/products/samples/IPLB.pdf
· 'A Sport of Nature:  Patent Law and Plant Breeder's Rights' (2005) April/May, Ground Cover, p. 26 http://www.grdc.com.au/growers/gc/gc55/plantbreeding.htm
· 'Seeds of Hope: Gene Patents and Farmers Rights', Issues, June 2004, Vol. 67, http://issues.control.com.au/issues2004/rim67.shtml
· 'GM Canola On The Prairie: Gene Patents, Farmers' Rights, Open Democracy, 26 March 2004, http://www.opendemocracy.net/debates/article-4-64-1817.jsp
· 'The Genie's Revenge', Open Democracy, 18 December 2003, http://www.opendemocracy.net/debates/debate-8-101.jsp
· 'The Great Library: Copyright Law and Access To Justice', Incite, December 2003, Vol. 24 (12), http://www.alia.org.au/publishing/incite/2003/12/great.library.html
· 'Precious Images: Copyright Law and Television Broadcasts', Incite, November 2003, Vol. 24 (11), http://www.alia.org.au/publishing/incite/2003/11/precious.images.html
· 'The Legal Helix' in an issue entitled 'Copyrighting The Genome: Database Owners Stifle Gene Research', Australasian Science, August 2003, Volume 24, Number 7, pp. 20-22, http://www.control.com.au/bi2003/bi247.shtml
· 'Intellectual Property and Scientific Publishing', Incite, August 2003, Vol. 24 (8), p. 8
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'Albert Namatjira: Copyright Estates and Traditional Knowledge', Incite, June 2003, Vol. 24 (6), p. 6,
http://www.alia.org.au/publishing/incite/2003/06/albert.namatjira.html

· 'Damned To Fame: The Moral Rights of the Beckett Estate', Incite, May 2003, Vol. 24 (5), http://alia.org.au/publishing/incite/2003/05/beckett.html
· 'Gone With The Wind: Copyright Law and Fair Use', Incite, April 2003, Vol. 24 (4), p. 6, http://alia.org.au/publishing/incite/2003/04/wind.gone.html
· 'Free Mickey: The Copyright Term and the Public Domain', Incite, March 2003, Vol. 24 (3), p. 12, http://alia.org.au/publishing/incite/2003/03/mickey.html
· 'Aibo: Copyright Law and Technological Measures', Incite, ALIA Journal, December 2001, Vol. 22 (12), p. 31
Book Reviews
· 'Freedom of Expression (R): Overzealous Copyright Bozos and Other Enemies of Creativity: A Book Review', Media and Arts Law Review, 2006, Vol. 11 (1), p. 83-94
· 'Book Reviews: Law and Internet Cultures', First Monday, 2005, Issue 10 (12), URL:
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue10_12/reviews/index.html
· 'Book of the Week: Law and Internet Cultures', Open Democracy, 17 November 2005, http://www.opendemocracy.net/arts/internet_3038.jsp
· 'Moral Rights And Their Application To Australia: A Book Review, The Federal Law Review, August 2004, Vol. 32 (2), pp. 331-336
· 'No Trespassing: A Book Review', The Australian Library Journal, August 2003, Vol. 52 (3), pp. 305-306
· 'Information Feudalism: Who Owns The Knowledge Economy. A Book Review', Prometheus, 2003, Vol. 21, No. 1, p 127-132, URL: http://eprints.anu.edu.au/archive/00000759/
· 'The Sequence: Inside The Race For The Human Genome', European Intellectual Property Review, January 2002, Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 48-49
· 'International Copyright Law: A Book Review', European Intellectual Property Review, December 2001, Vol. 23, No. 12, pp. 601-602
· 'The Artist Is A Thief: A Book Review', Muse Magazine, November 2001, URL: http://eprints.anu.edu.au/archive/00002029/
· 'Mauve: How One Man Invented a Colour that Changed the World. A Book Review', European Intellectual Property Review, July 2001, Vol. 23, No. 7, pp. 352-353

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Jay Sanderson

·
‘The Evolution of the CBD’s Development Agenda that may Influence the Interpretation and Development of TRIPS’ in Justin Malbon and Charles Lawson (eds), Interpreting and Implementing the TRIPS Agreement: Is it Fair?  (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2008), pp 131-158 (with Charles Lawson)
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'Back to the Future: Possible Mechanisms for the Management of Plant Varieties in Australia', University of New South Wales Law Journal, (2007) 30(3), pp 686-712
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'Essential Derivation, Law and the Limits of Science', Law in Context, 2006, Vol. 24 (1)

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Antony Taubman

· 'Saving the Village: Conserving Jurisprudential Diversity in the International Protection of Traditional Knowledge' in J. Reichman & K.E. Maskus (eds), International Public Goods and Transfer of Technology under a Globalized Intellectual Property Regime (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, July 2005)
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'Practical Management of Public-Private Alliances for Public Health Outcomes in the Developing World: The Lessons of Access Conditions in Research and Development Agreements, Initiative on Public-Private Partnerships for Health' in Global Forum for Health Research (Geneva, 2004)
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'Collective Management of TRIPS: APEC, New Regionalism and Intellectual Property' in C. Antons, M. Blakeney and C. Heath (eds), Intellectual Property Harmonisation Within ASEAN and APEC (London: Kluwer Law International, 2004), pp. 161-202
· 'New Directions and New Beneficiaries,' (2003) Nov Managing Intellectual Property
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'Survey of the Notification & Review of National Intellectual Property Laws under the WTO TRIPS Agreement' (http://www.dfat.gov.au/trips) (principal author)
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'TRIPS Goes East: China's Interests and International Trade in Intellectual Property' in D. Cass, B. Williams and G. Barker (eds), China and the World Trading System: Entering the New Millennium (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002), pp. 345-362
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Intellectual Property and Biotechnology: A Training Handbook (Canberra: DFAT, 2002) (principal author)
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'Indonesia dan Kerangka Kerja HAKI internasional' in T. Lindsey, S. Butt, T. S. Utomo (eds), Pengantar Hukum Hak kekayaan Intelektual Indonesia (Bandung: Asian law Group/P T Alumni, 2001)
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'Paten dan Rekaysa Genetika, Desain Industri' in T. Lindsey, S. Butt, T. S. Utomo (eds) Pengantar Hukum Hak kekayaan Intelektual Indonesia (Bandung: Asian law Group/P T Alumni, 2001)
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'Varietas Tanaman dan Sirkit Terpadu' in T. Lindsey, S. Butt, T. S. Utomo (eds) Pengantar Hukum Hak kekayaan Intelektual Indonesia (Bandung: Asian law Group/P T Alumni, 2001)

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Lionel Bently

· 'Copyright and the Victorian Internet: Telegraphic Property Laws in Colonial Australia' (2004) 38 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review, pp. 71-176
· Intellectual Property in the New Millennium: Essays in Honour of Professor William R. Cornish (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004) (ed with D. Vaver)
· Intellectual Property Law (2nd ed) (Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2004) (with B. Sherman)
· Intellectual Property Law: Copyright (translated by V. L. Volfson) (St Petersburg: Yurideichesky Center Press, 2004) (with B. Sherman)
· 'Recent Developments in Trade Marks Law: The Jurisprudence of the ECJ Since 1 January 2002' (2003) Yearbook of European Law, pp. 583-632
· 'Combining Money Awards for Patent Infringement' (2003) 11 Restitution Law Review 79 (with C. Mitchell)
· 'The Requirement of Trade Mark Use' (2002) 13 Australian Intellectual Property Journal, pp. 181-198 (with R. Burrell)
· 'Art and the Making of Modern Copyright Law' in D. McClean and K. Schubert (eds), Dear Images: Art, Copyright and Culture (London: Ridinghouse, 2002), pp. 331-351
· Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Problems Facing Creators in the UK's Media Marketplace (London: Institute for Employment Rights, 2002)
· Intellectual Property Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001) (with B. Sherman)
· 'Great Britain and the Signing of the Berne Convention in 1886' (2001) 48 Journal of the Copyright Society of the USA, pp. 311-340 (with B. Sherman)
· The Making of Modern Intellectual Property Law: The British Experience, 1760-1911 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999) (with B. Sherman)
· 'Copyright's Futures: To Expand or Contract' (1999) 1(2) Digital Technology Law Journal (http://wwwlaw.murdoch.edu.au/dtlj)
· 'Copyright Issues: The Mysteries of Section 18' (1999) European Intellectual Property Review, pp. 133-141 (with J. Phillips)
· 'Publication Right' in K. Garnett, J. Rayner James and G. Davies (eds), Copinger and Skone James on Copyright (14th ed) (London: Sweet & Maxwell, 1999), pp. 875-899 (with R. Burrell)
· 'Compulsory Licences' in K. Garnett, J. Rayner James and G. Davies (eds), Copinger and Skone James on Copyright (14th ed) (London: Sweet & Maxwell, 1999), pp. 1543-1587 (with R. Burrell)
· 'United Kingdom' in P.E. Geller (ed), International Copyright Law and Practice (New York: Matthew Bender, updated annually)
· 'The Question of Patenting Life' in L. Bently and S. Maniatis (eds), 4 Perspectives on Intellectual Property: Intellectual Property and Ethics (London: Sweet & Maxwell, 1998), pp. 109-126 (with B. Sherman)
· 4 Perspectives on Intellectual Property: Intellectual Property and Ethics (London: Sweet & Maxwell, 1998) (ed with S. Maniatis)
· 'The Commonplace to the Interface: Five Cases on Unregistered Design Right' (1997) 19(8) European Intellectual Property Review, pp. 401-411 (with A. Coulthard)
· 'International Intellectual Property Law and Multimedia' (Brisbane: QANTM Multimedia Australia, 1997) (with B. Sherman and J. Thomas)
· 'Balance and Harmony in the Duration of Copyright' in W. Cherniak and P. Parrinder (eds), Textual Monopolies: Literary Copyright and the Public Domain (London: OHC, 1997) (with B. Sherman)
· 'The Novelty of Patenting Life' in K. Stern and P. Walsh (eds), Property Rights in the Human Body (London: King's College Centre of Law and Medical Ethics, 1997) (with B. Sherman)
· 'Copyright Aspects of Art Loans', in N. Palmer (ed), Art Loans (London: Kluwer, 1997) (with B. Sherman)
· 'The UK's Forgotten Utility Model: The Utility Designs Act 1843' (1997) Intellectual Property Quarterly, pp. 265-278 (with B. Sherman)
· Performers' Rights: Options for Reform (Canberra: DCITA, 1996) (with B. Sherman)
· 'Requiem for Registration?: Reflections on the History of the United Kingdom Registered Designs System' in A. Firth (ed), 1 Perspectives on Intellectual Property: Prehistory and Development of Intellectual Property Systems (London: Sweet & Maxwell, 1996), pp. 1-46
· Law and the Senses: Sensational Jurisprudence (London: Pluto Press, 1996) (ed with L. Flynn)
· 'Lords Design Constraints' (1996) 59 Modern Law Review, pp. 453-460
· 'The Ethics of Patenting: Towards a Transgenic Patent System' (1995) 3 Medical Law Review, pp. 275-291 (with B. Sherman)
· 'Copyright and the Death of the Author in Literature and Law' (1994) 57 Modern Law Review, pp. 973-986
· 'Ultraviolence: Conflicts Between Markets and Authors' (1993-4) 4 King's College Law Journal 130
· 'The Shape of Things To Come' in P. Couglilan (ed), European Initiatives in Intellectual Property (Dublin: Irish Centre for European Law, 1993), pp. 63-92
· 'Cultures of Copying: Digital Sampling and Copyright Law' (1992) 3 Entertainment Law Review, pp. 158-163 (with B. Sherman)
· 'Accounting for Profits Gained by Infringement of Copyright: When Does it End?' (1991) European Intellectual Property Review, pp. 5-15
· 'Account of Profits for Infringement of Copyright: Potton Ltd v Yorkclose Ltd and Others' (1990) European Intellectual Property Review, pp. 106-112
· 'Mortgagee's Duties on Sale - No Place for Tort' (1990) Nov/Dec Conveyancer and Property Lawyer, pp. 431-440
· 'Judicial Treatment of Extortionate Credit Bargains: Part 1' (1989) May-Jun Conveyancer and Property Lawyer, pp. 164-174 (with G. Howells)
· 'Loansharks and Extortionate Credit Bargains: Part 2' (1989) Jul-Aug Conveyancer and Property Lawyer, pp. 234-243 (with G. Howells)
· 'Sampling and Copyright: Is the Law on the Right Track? Part 1' (1989) Journal of Business Law, pp. 113-125
· 'Sampling and Copyright: Iis the Law on the Right Track? Part 2' (1989) Journal of Business Law, pp. 405-413

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Justin Malbon

·
Interpreting and Implementing the TRIPS Agreement: Is it fair? (Edward Elgar, UK 2008) edited book (with C Lawson)
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Understanding the Global TV Format (Intellect, UK 2006) (with A Moran)
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Australian Export: A guide to law and practice (Cambridge University Press, 2006) (with B Bishop)
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'Predatory Lending' (2005) 33 Australian Business Law Review, pp 224-240
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'The Australia-US Free Trade Agreement: Trade Trumps Indigenous Interests' (2004) 111 Media International Australia, pp. 34-45
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'The Extinguishment of Native Title: The Australian Aborigines as Slaves and Citizens' (2003) 12 Griffith Law Review, pp. 310-335
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'Who Judges Caesar? Queensland's Crime and Misconduct Commission' (2003) 14 Public Law Review, pp. 73-75
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'Avoiding the Hindmarsh Island Bridge Disaster: Interpreting the Race Power' (2002) 6 Flinders Journal of Law Reform, pp. 44-60
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'Shopping for Credit: An Empirical Study of Consumer Decision-making' (2001) 29 Australian Business Law Review, pp. 44-64
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'The Race Power Under the Australian Constitution: Altered Meanings' (1999) 21 Sydney Law Review, pp. 80-113
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Taking Credit: A Survey of Consumer Behaviour in the Australian Consumer Credit Market (Hobart: Tasmanian Department of Justice and Industrial Relations, 1999)
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'Gaining Balance on the Regulatory Tightrope', in M. Hossain and J. Malbon (eds), Who Benefits from Privatisation? (Routledge, London 1998)
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Who Benefits from Privatisation? (London: Routledge, 1998) (ed with M. Hossain)
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'Institutional Responses to Coronial Recommendations' (1998) 6 Journal of Law and Medicine, pp. 35-49
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'Natural and Positive Law Influences on the Law Affecting Australia's Indigenous People' (1997) 3 Australian Journal of Legal History, pp. 1-39
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Review of Queensland Coronial Laws: Final Report, Dept of Families, Youth and Community Care (Brisbane, 1997) (with G. Airo-Farulla and C. Banks)
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'Torres Strait Conference on Land and Sea Claims' (1996) 3(78) Aboriginal Law Bulletin, pp. 16-18
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'The Fiduciary Duty: The Next Step for Aboriginal Rights?' (1994) 19 Alternative Law Journal, pp. 72-74, 96
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'Mabo: Delivering Justice' (1993) 3(62) Aboriginal Law Bulletin, pp. 9-10
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'International Litigation and Arbitration', in P. Sacks and J. Malbon (eds), Australian Export Manual (Melbourne: Longmans, 1992), pp. 325-347
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'Aboriginal Title, the Common Law and Federalism: A Different Perspective', in M. Ellinghause, A. Bradbrook and A. Duggan (eds), The Emergence of Australian Law (Sydney: Butterworths, 1989), pp. (with M.C. Blumm)

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Kimberlee Weatherall

· 'The Impact of Copyright Treaties on Broadcast Policy', in Andrew Kenyon (ed) Digital Television (2007) (Melbourne University Press) (forthcoming)
· 'Of Copyright Bureaucracies and Incoherence: Stepping Back from Australia's Recent Copyright Reforms' (2007) 31 Melbourne University Law Review (forthcoming)
· 'Filing and Settlement of Patent Disputes in the Federal Court 1995-2005' (2007) 68 IP Forum 65-74 (with F. Rotstein)
· 'Can Substantive Law Harmonisation and Technology Provide Genuine Alternatives to Conflicts Rules in Intellectual Property?' (2006) 11(4) Media and Arts Law Review
· 'Pretend-y Rights: On the Insanely Complicated New Regime for Performers’ Rights in Australia, and how Australian Performers got Ripped Off' in F. MacMillan and K. Bowrey (eds), New Directions in Copyright Law Vol 3 (Edward Elgar Press, 2006), pp 171-197
· 'Trade Mark and Counterfeit Litigation in Australia' (2006) Intellectual Property Quarterly, pp 347-377 (with J. Bosland and P. Jensen)
· 'Lawyers Decisions in Australian Patent Dispute Settlements: An Empirical Perspective' (2006) Australian Intellectual Property Journal (with C. Dent)
· 'Open Licensing and the State Library of Victoria: A Consideration of Copyright Strategies for the Digital Dissemination of Certain Library Publications' (2006), Report for the State Library of Victoria (with E. Hudson and A. Newell)
· 'Use of Creative Commons and Similar Licensing Mechanisms by Governmental and Public Institutions' (2006), Report for the State Government of Victoria, Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development (with E. Hudson and F. Rotstein)
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'Copyright, the Arts and Artists in Australia: A Review' (2006), Report for the Australia Council for the Arts, 2006 (with C. Dent)
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'Casenote: The Panel case' (2006) IIC: International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law, pp356-357
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'An Empirical Investigation into Patent Enforcement in Australian Courts' (2005) 33(2) Federal Law Review, pp 239-286 (with P. Jensen)
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'Pharmaceutical Patents in Australia' (2005), Confidential Report (with Jason Bosland, Dr Chris Dent, Dr Alfons Palangkaraya, Sally Pryor, Fiona Rotstein, Sophie Waller and Dr Beth Webster)
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'Australia-US Free Trade Agreement - circumventing the rationale for anti-circumvention?' (2005) 7 Internet Law Bulletin, pp 121-126 (with E. Caine)
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'Internet Cultures – Not an Oxymoron' (2005) 27 Sydney Law Review, pp 753-760 (Book Review: Kathy Bowrey, Law and Internet Cultures (Cambridge University Press)
· 'A Comment on the Copyright Exceptions Review and Private Copying' (IPRIA Working Paper No 14/05, 2005)
· 'Fair Use, fair dealing: The Copyright Exceptions Review and the Future of Copyright Exceptions’ (IPRIA Occ. Paper 3/05, 2005)
· 'On Technology Locks and the Proper Scope of Digital Copyright - Sony in the High Court' (2004) 26 Sydney Law Review, pp 613-638
· 'Factors Affecting the Use of Intellectual Property Protection by Small and Medium Enterprises in Australia' (2004), Report for the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources (with Paul Jensen, Owen Morgan, Elizabeth Webster, R. Mitch Casselman, Joshua Ganns and Elly Gay)
· 'Locked In: Australia Gets a Bad Intellectual Property Deal' (2004) 20 Policy: a journal of public policy and ideas, pp 18-24
· 'A Study of Funding for Major Research Infrastructure and University Sector Research in Six Countries' (2003), Report for the Commonwealth Department of Education, Science and Training (with Yalcin Adal, Saba Elkman and Sarah Moritz)
· 'A very dynamic issue: international developments in privacy in the last 12 months' (2003) 38 AIAL Forum, pp 81-91
· 'Dow Jones v Gutnik: 'Sturm und Drang' or storm in a teacup?' (2003) 6 Internet Law Bulletin, 7 Nov, pp 18-22 (with D. Rolph)
· 'Beyond Napster: Using Antitrust Law to Advance and Enhance Online Music Distribution' (2002) 8 Boston University Journal of Science and Technology Law, pp451-573 (with F. Pasquale III, M. Fagin)
· 'Culture, Autonomy and Djulibinyamurr: Individual and Community in the Construction of Rights to Traditional Designs' (2001) 64 Modern Law Review, pp 215-242
· 'An End to Private Communications in Copyright? The Expansion of Rights to Communicate Works to the Public' (1999) 21(8) European Intellectual Property Review, pp 398-409, 21(7) European Intellectual Property Review, pp 342-353 (2 part article)

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Leanne Wiseman

· Intellectual Property Law in Australia, Cambridge University Press, 2008 (with A Monotti and M Davison)
· 'Copyright and the Regulation of the Book Publishing Industry', in D. Carter and A. Galligan (eds), Making Books: Contemporary Australian Publishing, St Lucia: University of Queensland Press, 2007, pp. 177-197
· 'Towards an Indigenous Public Domain?' in P. Bernt Hugenholtz and Lucie Guibault (eds), The Future of the Public Domain (Kluwer, 2006), pp. 259-277 (with B. Sherman)
· 'Moral Rights in the Australia Academy: Where to now?', (2005) 28(1) UNSW Law Journal
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'Beyond the Photocopier: Copyright and Publishing in Australia' (2002) 7 Media and Arts Law Review, pp. 299-314
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'Digital Copying and the Statutory Licences in Australian Universities' (2002) 15 Learned Publishing, pp. 137-148
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Corporations Law (2nd ed) (Sydney: Butterworths, 2001) (with S. Fisher and C. Anderson)
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'The Protection of Indigenous Art and Culture in Australia: The Labels of Authenticity' (2001) European Intellectual Property Law Review, pp. 14-25
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'Regulating Authenticity?' (2000) 9 Griffith Law Review, pp. 248-273
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Contracts (2nd ed) (Sydney: Butterworths, 1999) (with S. Cusumano and S. Christensen)
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Copyright in Universities (Canberra: AGPS, 1999)
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'Trade in Education: The Role of Copyright' (1998) 16 Prometheus, pp. 331-339
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'Educational Ownership and Use: An Opportunity to Rethink Copyright' (1998) 9 Journal of Law and Information Science, pp. 110-121
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'The Duty of Good Faith in Disclosure' (1997) 5 Current Commercial Law, pp. 32-39 (with L. Willmott)
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'Shareholder and Company' in S. Fisher (ed), Commercial and Professional Relationships (Sydney: FT Law & Tax Publishers, 1996)
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'Disclosure Obligations of Business', in L. Wiseman and T. Cockburn (eds), Disclosure Obligations in Business Relationships (Sydney: Federation Press, 1996), pp. 1-14 (with T. Cockburn)
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Disclosure Obligations in Business Relationships (Sydney: Federation Press, 1996) (ed with T. Cockburn)
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Contracts (Sydney: Butterworths, 1996) (with S. Cusumano and S. Christensen)
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Corporations Law (Sydney: Butterworths, 1994) (with S. Fisher and C. Anderson)

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