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E A R LY T O M I D C A R E E R R E S E A R C H W O R K S H O P : S O C I O - L E G A L S C H O L A R S H I P
1 4 – 1 5 F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 3
P R O G R A M
ANU College of
Law
In 2013 the annual ANU ECR Workshop brings together invited academics involved in socio-legal scholarship particularly focusing upon:
> Empirical Research encompassing both Qualitative and Quantitative Methods
> Interdisciplinary Research
> Theoretical Research.
The purpose of the meeting is to provide an informal and supportive environment in which researchers can meet one another, present their work if they choose, discuss matters of mutual interest and interact in various ways with several senior socio-legal scholars who have agreed to attend primarily in a mentoring capacity.
Mentors include:
> Professor John Flood (University of Westminster, London)
> Dr Angela Melville (Flinders Law School and the University of the Basque Country’s International Institute for the Sociology of Law)
> Professor Margaret Thornton (ANU College of Law)
> Professor Veronica Taylor and Dr Jeroen van der Heidjen (Regulatory Institutions Network, ANU College of Asia Pacific).
Start or keep the conversation going on Twitter! The suggested hashtag for this workshop is #anuecr2013
New to academic tweeting tweeting? Have a look at https://sites.google.com/site/twblacklinemasters/tweeting-during-workshops (thanks to Dr Inger Mewburn, @thesiswhisperer). Get in touch with @stephentang ([email protected]) if you have any other questions.
Contact
Associate Professor Tony Foley T 02 6125 0779 E [email protected]
P R O G R A M
Thursday 14 February, Venue: Sparke Helmore
Time Activity/Speaker Facilitator/Commentator
10.30–10.50am Coffee and Registrations
10.50–11am Welcome Stephen Bottomley Dean, ANU College of Law
11–12pm Introductions Tony Foley
12–12.45pm Method Session 1 Overview of Socio-legal Research John Flood
Angela Melville
2.45–1.30pm Lunch
1.30-2.15pm Method Session 2 Moving beyond doctrinal research Margaret Thornton
John Flood
2.15-3.00pm Method Session 3 Qualitative Methods Angela Melville
Margaret Thornton
3.00-3.30pm Afternoon Tea
3.30-4.30pm Qualitative Work In Progress Presentations – 15 mins each > Cassandra Sharp > Julia Quilter > Jacqueline Horan
Angela Melville
4.30pm Wrap Up
7pm for 7.30pm Dinner (Teatro Vivaldi) Guest Speaker – John Braithwaite
Friday 15 February, Venue: Sparke Helmore
Time Activity/Speaker Facilitator/Commentator
9-10am Method Sessions 4 Quantitative Methods John Flood
Angela Melville
10-10.45am Quantitative & Beyond Doctrinal Work In Progress Presentations – 15 mins each
> Stephen Tang > Jeffrey McGee > Amy Maguire
John Flood
10.45-11.15am Morning tea
11.15-12.15pm Method Session 5 Generating Theory John Flood
Angela Melville
12.15-1pm Theoretical Work in Progress Presentations – 15 mins each > Vanitha Sundra-Karean > Chris Dent > Sarah Ailwood
Angela Melville
1-1.45pm Lunch
1.45-2.45pm Method Session 6 Interdisciplinary Research Veronica Taylor / Jeroen van der Heijden
Margaret Thornton
2.45–3.45pm Interdisciplinary Work in Progress Presentations – 15 mins each
> Fiona McDonald
> Vivien Holmes
> Nicolas Suzor
Veronica Taylor / Jeroen van der Heijden
3.45pm Afternoon Tea and Closing Remarks
W O R K - I N - P R O G R E S S P R E S E N T A T I O N SQualitative
Justice Imagined: Exploring retributive desire in popular perception Cassandra Sharp
Taking Populism Seriously: A Case Study into the Responses to the Death of Thomas Kelly Julia Quilter
Unlocking the Gate: Institutional Gate-keeping, Ethics and Jury Research Jacqueline Horan
Quantitative / Moving Beyond Doctrinal
Researching well: An n = 1 qualitative reflection on the quantitative study of law student wellbeing Stephen Tang
Global Environmental Governance: A Key to Improving the Utility of International Environmental Law? Jeffrey McGee
Talking back to international law: Using qualitative socio-legal methods in international law research Amy Maguire
Theoretical
Is the Employment Construct a Socio-Legal or Purely Economic Phenomenon? – In Search of a Redefining Theory for Employment Law Vanitha Sundra-Karean
Relationships between Laws, Norms, Practices: The Case of Road Behaviour Chris Dent
Life writing, authorship and legal history Sarah Ailwood
Interdisciplinary
Standards and Health Technologies: Negotiating certainty and uncertainty Fiona McDonald
Between Law and Economic Power: Inhouse Counsel Vivien Holmes
Commons-based production: open access, open hardware, and crowdfunding Nicolas Suzor
