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Forum 14 No 2 2008 Climate Change Law in Australia

Editorial
Tamara Phillips
Foreword
The Hon Justice Brian J Preston, Chief Judge, Land and Environment Court of New South Wales
Carbon Markets and Policy in Australia: Recent Developments
Martijn Wilder and Louisa Fitz-Gerald
Aiming High: On Australian Emissions Reduction Targets
Peter Christoff
The Australian Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme: What Role for Complementary Emissions Reduction Regulatory Measures?
Rosemary Lyster
Are our Laws Responding to the Challenges Posed to our Coasts by Climate Change?
Robert Ghanem, Kirsty Ruddock and Josie Walker
Legal Issues in Biosequestration: Carbon Sinks, Carbon Rights and Carbon Trading
Nicola Durrant
Drowning our Sorrows to Secure a Carbon Free Future? Some International Legal Considerations Relating to Sequestering Carbon by Fertilising the Oceans
Rosemary Rayfuse
Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme: Impact on the Mining and Energy Industries
Grant Anderson
Climate Change and Human Rights: Issues and Opportunities for Indigenous Peoples
Emily Gerrard
Human Rights and Climate Change: A Tragedy in the Making
The Hon John von Doussa QC

Volume 31 No 3 2008 General Issue

Slavery and Constitutional Invalidity: Rethinking Kruger and Bray
Stephen Gray
Shareholder Class Actions in Australia - the Perfect Storm?
Michael Legg
The Harms and Wrongs of Stealing: the Harm Principle and Dishonesty in Theft
Alex Steel
Families and Intergenerational Transfers: Changing the Old Order?
Carolyn Sappideen
Whistleblower Laws: International Best Practice
Paul Latimer and A J Brown
Property Management Orders in the Mental Health Context: Protection or Empowerment?
Fleur Beaupert, Terry Carney, David Tait and Vivienne Topp

Speech

Australian Federalism: A Reply to the Thematic Issue
The Hon Ian Callinan AC

Book Reviews

Varieties of Capitalism, Corporate Governance and Employees: Shelley Marshall, Richard Mitchell and Ian Ramsay (eds)
Juliette Overland
-Books Received