In 1989 the New Zealand government introduced a dramatic new policy initiative in to reconfigure the education system, particularly in its pre-tertiary institutional structures. Its themes centre around notions of economic ...

Since the decision of the Court of Appeal in the Romalpa case in the mid 1970's there has been an ever growing use of reservation of property (Romalpa) clauses in commercial contracts for the sale of goods. The concept ...

The development of the European Union over the past fifty years has been nothing short of revolutionary, as the role of the nation-state has altered to adjust to a new supra-national reality.1 In tandem with this ...

This paper has sought to show that the current framework of professional regulation is unlikely to change in a significant way any time soon. While reforms in some jurisdictions have been hailed or criticised as altering ...

This paper sets out to explore a largely unstudied aspect of Australian legal history. Many studies have been published about different areas of law and periods of reform or change in the law. Yet little has been written ...

This paper examines the evolution of the doctrine of conspiracy during the course of the trial at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (hereinafter the Tokyo Trial). The Tokyo Trial is a neglected foundation ...

Pacific leaders frequently refer to two significant objectives – maintaining local values and custom and implementing universal, human rights. This study is about achieving both objectives. Both custom and specific human ...