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Dr Angela Anastasia Kintominas

Faculty: Law & Justice
Fields of Research (FoR): Labour Law, Law and Society, Migration, Social Policy, Political Economy, Human Rights Law
Keywords:

feminist theory

industrial relations & labor

international labour migration

Angela Kintominas (she/her) is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Law & Justice at the University of New South Wales, Sydney.

Emeritus Professor Brendan Edgeworth

Faculty: Law & Justice
Fields of Research (FoR): Property Law (excl. Intellectual Property Law), Social Change, Legal Theory, Jurisprudence and Legal Interpretation, Law and Society
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Expanding Knowledge in Law and Legal Studies

Justice and the Law

Law Reform

Professor Dimity Anne Kingsford Smith

Faculty: Law & Justice
Fields of Research (FoR): Corporations and Associations Law, Corporate Governance and Stakeholder Engagement, Globalisation and Culture, Law and Society
SEO tags:

Law Enforcement

Justice and the Law

Law Reform

Expanding Knowledge in Law and Legal Studies

Keywords:

corporate governance

corporations

legal theory

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Ms Jayne O'Connor

Faculty: Law & Justice
Fields of Research (FoR): Law and Society, Criminal Law and Procedure
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Keywords:

indigenous australians

social media

criminal process

Jayne is a Teaching Fellow in the Law Faculty and is completing her PhD under the supervision of Dr Jill Hunter.

Constitutional Populism: Friend or Foe of Constitutional Democracy?

Field of Research (FoR):

Law and Society

Comparative Law

Constitutional Law

The project aims to identify, reconstruct, and evaluate legal and constitutional aims of, and institutional solutions adopted by, regimes that have come to power in a global wave of ‘populist’ parties challenging traditional ones - examining whether they respect both the forms and under

Participation in the administration of justice: Deaf citizens as jurors

Field of Research (FoR):

Translation and Interpretation Studies

Language in Culture and Society (Sociolinguistics)

Law and Society

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Legal Processes

Languages and Literacy

The primary aim of this applied research project is to investigate the capacity of deaf people who use sign language to participate in the administration of justice by serving as jurors. Research of this kind has never previously been conducted in Australia or internationally.