2017 Workshops & Meetings

• Ljiljana Biukovic – China’s Road to Prosperity and Development: Does One Belt Fit All?

• Sarah Biddulph (with Sue Trevaskes, Joshua Rosenzweig and Terence Halliday) – Panel Discussants

• Sarah Biddulph
  • March 23, 2017 – Controlling Administrative Power: China and Australia (2 hour lecture in Chinese)
  • March 24, 2017 – Australian Legal System: Constitution and Administrative Law (2 hour lecture in Chinese)
  • March 24, 2017 – Social Regulation: Regulation of Entertainment Venues Comparative Perspectives (2 hour lecture in Chinese)
  • March 24, 2017 – Roundtable Administrative Law Research Group – Regulatory Functions of Administrative Law

• Sarah Biddulph – Human Rights and Labour Rights in China

• Richard Barichello – Effects of Rice Trade Protection on Reducing Rural Poverty: Java 1983-2009

• Sarah Biddulph
  • May 4, 2017 The concept of public purpose in compulsory acquisition (3 hour lecture in Chinese)
  • May 5, 2017 Australian legal system: Constitution and administrative law (2 hour lecture in Chinese)
  • May 8, 2017 Controlling Administrative Power: China and Australia (2 hour lecture in Chinese)
  • May 9, 2017 Social regulation: Regulation of entertainment venues comparative perspectives (2 hour lecture in Chinese)

• Sarah Biddulph – Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law in China

• Arianto Patunru – On the Rice Fracas in Indonesia”

.Link: http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/isg-on-the-rice-fracas-in-indonesia/

• Sarah Biddulph – What Does the Rule of Law Mean in China?

• Sarah Biddulph – Democracy in China (Joo Cheong’s subject Law and Democracy)

• Pitman Potter – Welcome Remarks and Introduction
• Eva Busza – Welcome Remarks from the Asia Pacific Foundation
• Ljiljana Biukovic – Trade Policy and Local Human Rights Policy
• Daniel Drache – Labour Rights Post NAFTA and the Miserable State of Policy Linkages
• Ilan Vertinsky – Health and Safety in Asia in Global Setting
• Moshe Hirsch – India – Human Rights Approach to Economic Development
• Richard Barichello – Poverty, Income Inequality and Trade: Implications for Canada’s Foreign Policy
• Sarah Biddulph – Taking Care of the Business and the Economy
• Jonathan Fried – Keynote Address

• Pitman Potter – Welcome Remarks from the APDR Project
• Naayeli Ramirez – The Lack of Good Faith and the Limit of the Law in the Consultation Process with the Maya in Campeche
• Erika Cedillo – Understanding Local Contexts for the Implementation of Global Standards
• Maia Berangere Parizeau – Dragon Tears
• Adam T. Kingsmith – The Green Leap Forward? Precarious Labour in a Greening China
• Juan Li – Legal Culture of Construction Migrant Workers in China
• Bethany Hastie – Development or Dependence? A Critique of the Triple Win Promise for Low-Wage Labour Migration
• Catherine Dauvergne – Special Remarks from Peter A. Allard School of Law
• Nicole Barrett – Keynote Address
• Poushali Maji – Clean Energy Transition in Urban India
• Alison Yule – The Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement and Human Rights Impact Assessments: Coordinating Compliance between International Trade and Human Rights Regimes with Domestic Governance and Labour Rights in Colombia
• Gloria Liu – Addressing the China Problem in Southeast Asian Countries’ Environmental and Social Governance — An Analysis of the Role of Financial Institutions to Regulate Chinese Overseas Infrastructure Companies’ Performance
• Yue Liu – Constructing Autonomy and Accountability: Challenges to Chinese Judges in Contemporary Judicial Reform
• Chao Wang – Government Procurement and Its Implications on Government Accountability and Human Rights
• Godwin Dzah – Environmental Rights and State Accountability in Africa