Publications

Cunneen, C & Libesman, T 1995, Indigenous People and the Law in Australia, Butterworth-Heinemann.
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One in the 'Butterworths Legal Studies' series, this introductory text for students has been written to meet the requirements of the legal studies syllabus.

Fineman, M & Karpin, I 1995, Mothers in Law Feminist Theory and the Legal Regulation of Motherhood.
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This collection of essays presents an examination of many facets of the status of motherhood and the position of mothers in our society.

Lambert, H 1995, Seeking Asylum Comparative Law and Practice in Selected European Countries, Kluwer Law International.

Lambert, H 1995, 'Asylum Seekers, Refugees and the European Community: case studies of France and the United Kingdom' in Miles, R & Thranhardt, D (eds), Migration and European Integration, Pinter, pp. 112-131.

Biber, K 1995, 'The Emperor's New Clones: Indiana Jones and Masculinity in Reagan's America', Australasian Journal of American Studies, vol. 14, no. 2, pp. 67-86.

CARNEY, T 1995, 'ETHICS AND THE ELDERLY - WICCLAIR,M', AGEING AND SOCIETY, vol. 15, pp. 428-431.
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Carney, T 1995, 'Judging the competence of older people: An alternative?', AGEING & SOCIETY, vol. 15, pp. 515-534.
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Dorsett, S.G. 1995, 'Civilisation and Cultivation: Colonial Policy and Indigenous Peoples in Canada and Australia', Griffith Law Review, vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 214-238.

Greenleaf, G, Mowbray, A & van Dijk, P 1995, 'Representing and using legal knowledge in integrated decision support systems: DataLex WorkStations', Artificial Intelligence and Law, vol. 3, no. 1-2, pp. 97-142.
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There is more to legal knowledge representation than knowledge-bases. It is valuable to look at legal knowledge representation and its implementation across the entire domain of 'computerisation of law', rather than focussing on sub-domains such as 'legal expert systems'. The DataLex WorkStation software and applications developed using it are used to provide examples. Effective integration of inferencing, hypertext and text retrieval can overcome some of the limitations of these current paradigms of legal computerisation which are apparent when they are used on a 'stand-alone' basis. Effective integration of inferencing systems is facilitated by use of a (quasi) natural language knowledge representation, and the benefits of isomorphism are enhanced. These advantages of integration apply to all forms of inferencing, including document generation and casebased inferencing. Some principles for development of integrated legal decision support systems are proposed. © 1995 Kluwer Academic Publishers.

Hitchens, L.P. 1995, 'Fit to Broadcast? Fit to Decide?', Journal of Media Law and Practice, vol. 16, no. 3, pp. 115-122.

Hitchens, L.P. 1995, ''Get Ready, Fire, Take Aim': The Regulation of Cross Media Ownership - An exercise in policy-making', Public Law, vol. Winter, pp. 620-641.

Lambert, H 1995, 'Seeking Asylum on Gender Grounds', International Journal of Discrimination and the Law, vol. 1, no. 2, pp. 153-178.
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Stuhmcke, A 1995, 'For love or money: the legal regulation of surrogate motherhood.', E law : Murdoch University electronic journal of law, vol. 2, no. 3.

Tait, D & Carney, T 1995, 'Too much access? The case for intermediate options to guardianship', AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES, vol. 30, no. 4, pp. 445-461.
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Dorsett, S.G. 1995, 'Towards a Reconsideration of the Doctrines of Tenure and Estates', Bond University.

Stuhmcke, A.G. 1995, 'Fetal Tissue Transplantation: A Legal and Ethical Conundrum', Australian Law Teachers Association, Australian Law Teachers Association, Hobart.

KIRKBY, D 1995, 'SUFFRAGE AND BEYOND - INTERNATIONAL FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES - DALEY,C, NOLAN,M', UNIV AUCKLAND, pp. 231-232.