• Book Review: 'The making available right' 

  Davenport, D (EJLT, 30 December 2020)

• Law, discretion, gender and justice in out-of-court financial settlements 

  Hunter, R; Barlow, A; Smithson, J; et al. (LexisNexis Australia, 1 August 2018)

  This paper presents some of the findings of our Mapping Paths to Family Justice research with regard to out-of-court settlements in financial cases, considering what parties and practitioners respectively bring to the ...

• Humanity Constrains Loyalty: Fiduciary Duty, Human Rights, and the Corporate Decision Maker 

  Rogge, M (Fordham Journal of Corporate and Financial Law, 26 February 2021)

  This article considers whether the values contained within the idea of human rights have normative priority over economic values as they are inscribed in shareholder-oriented interpretations of the duty of loyalty in ...

• Vesting transnational corporate responsibility in natural persons v. legal persons: What Matters Today? 

  Rogge, M (Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), 6 October 2020)

  The author considers whether transnational corporate responsibility today should be vested in legal or natural persons. Three stylized points of view are considered: the welfare economist; the corporate counsel; and the ...

• Accessibility and Open GLAM 

  Wallace, A (Routledge, 28 September 2020)

  This chapter explores accessibility’s potential against copyright’s barriers and incentives to analyze the impact on access for persons with a visual impairment communities. It argues that while legal measures currently ...

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