“Through a failure of statecraft on a scale unmatched since Lord North lost the American colonies, David Cameron has managed to convert a problem of party management into a constitutional crisis,” London School of Economics Professor of Public Law Martin Loughlin wrote in the London Review of Books shortly after the 2016 referendum in which Britain voted to leave the European Union.
For half a century Professor Tony Angelo QC has been a fixture at Victoria’s Law School, where he’s dedicated a considerable part of his career to looking out for New Zealand’s smaller Pacific neighbours.
Dr Carwyn Jones, a senior lecturer at Victoria’s Faculty of Law, has been awarded two prizes by the Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand (LSAANZ).
Privacy violations are as old as civilisation. But as technology evolves, we can only protect what we can define.
Professor Graeme Austin considers what a win for Sky TV in its war on piracy might mean for New Zealand's copyright law.
If migration becomes necessary for low-lying states and New Zealand wants to help, we have to do so in ways that are socially and culturally sustainable, writes PhD student Nathan Ross
New Zealand needs to improve its legal approach to the ‘gig economy’ to prevent people missing out on basic protections, a Victoria University employment law expert says.
Graduates of Victoria University are doing impressive things across the world. We caught up with alumnus David Woodnorth, who shared his advice, experience and memories.
Over a hundred intellectual property scholars from six continents gathered recently at Victoria’s Law School to discuss “the object and purpose of intellectual property”.
Professor Gordon Anderson puts forward four principles of labour law to support and enhance the key objects of the Employment Relations Act.
