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Current visitors

Visitors in 2016

January

  • Zoe Lawton, Legal Researcher and Writer (until December 2016).

February

  • Professor John Borrows, Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Law at the University of Victoria Law School, British Colombia. He was hosted by the NZ Centre for Public Law. On 11 February he gave a lecture on "Learning from the land: Indigenous legal education in context".
  • Professor Clive Schofield, Wollongong University, Australia.
  • Jerry L Mashaw, Sterling Professor of Law, Yale University. On 18 February gave a seminar "Reasonableness, accountability and the control of administrative policy".
  • Dr Naomi Creutzfeldt, Associate Fellow, University of Oxford. She was hosted by the NZ Centre for Public Law. On 22 February she gave a seminar entitled "Citizens' perceptions of the legitimacy of ombudsman and their decision-making".
  • Professor Rosemary Hunter, Queen Mary University of London.
  • Professor Mario Patrono, Sapienza University of Rome, again visited until July to teach an Honours/Master's course on European Union Law.
  • Dr Marc Moore, University of Cambridge. On 24 February he gave a seminar for NZ Centre of International Economic Law entitled "The Pre-Eminence of Securities (over Company) Law Claims in Redressing the Mismanagement of Anglo-American Listed Firms".
  • Professor Hong Jun Shan, Vice President, Dalian Maritime University, Dalian, PR China. Professor Hong Jun Shan was hosted by the NZ Centre for International Economic Law. On 25 February gave a seminar entitled "Openness and Inclusiveness: the Nature of Chinese Maritime Law.
  • Professor Henrik Ringbom, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, Oslo, Norway. He was hosted by the NZ Centre for International Economic Law. On 25 February gave a seminar entitled "The EU and International Maritime Law: Lessons for the Asia-Pacific Region?"

March

  • Gary Born, Chair of the International Arbitration Practice Group at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP. He was hosted by the NZ Centre for International Economic Law. On 2 March gave a presentation on "Investigating the costs and benefits of a proposed Bilateral Arbitration Treaty".
  • Barry Cushman, John P Murphy Foundation Professor of Law, Concurrent Professor of Political Science, Concurrent Professor of History – University of Notre Dame Law School.

April

  • Emeritus Professor Gillian Triggs, Australian Human Rights Commission, Sir Eric Hotung Visiting Fellow 2016. On 7 April she gave a public lecture entitled "Human Rights Across the Tasman: A Widening Gulf". The event was co-hosted by the University of Canterbury.

May

  • Emerald UnRuh

June

  • Professor David E Adelman, University of Texas, Austin. He was hosted by the NZ Centre for Public Law. On 1 June Professor Adelman gave a public lecture entitled "Climate change and executive action in the United States".
  • Eva Eberhartinger, Vienna University of Economics.

July

  • Dr Jana von Stein (until December 2016).
  • Professor Daniel Gervais, Vanderbilt Law School (until August 2016). He was hosted by the NZ Centre for International Economic Law. Professor Gervais participated in the "Geographical Indications: The International Debate and Possible Ways Forward for New Zealand" conference on 4-5 August.

August

  • Irene Calboli, Deputy Director, Applied Research Centre for Intellectual Assets and the Law in Asia, Singapore Management University and Professor, Texas A & M School of Law. She was hosted by the NZ Centre for International Economic Law. Professor Gervais participated in the "Geographical Indications: The International Debate and Possible Ways Forward for New Zealand" conference on 4-5 August.
  • Justin Hughes, Hon William Matthew Byrne Professor of Law, Loyola Law School. He was hosted by the NZ Centre for International Economic Law. Professor Gervais participated in the "Geographical Indications: The International Debate and Possible Ways Forward for New Zealand" conference on 4-5 August.
  • Peter Drahos, Professor in Law and the Director of the Centre for the Governance of Knowledge and Development in the Regulatory Institutions Network, Australian National University. He was hosted by the NZ Centre for International Economic Law. Professor Gervais participated in the "Geographical Indications: The International Debate and Possible Ways Forward for New Zealand" conference on 4-5 August.
  • Craig Kauffman, Department of Political Science, University of Oregon
  • Professor Graham Virgo, University of Cambridge, 2016 Law Foundation Visiting Fellow. On 9 August he gave a public lecture on "Justifying the law of restitution: A case study in the nature of judging".

September

  • Professor Lee Godden, Melbourne Law School.
  • George S. Ford, Chief Economist, Phoenix Centre. He was hosted by the NZ Centre of International Economic Law. On 19 September he gave a lecture entitled "The Status of Empirical Evidence on Copyright Policies" as part of the NZCIEL Innovation and Investment Lecture Series 2016-2017.