by John Southalan | Mar 24, 2020 | Governance & Regulation, John Southalan, Mining & Energy
International legal developments have increasing relevance for mining operations and mining law. While regulation of the soil and its resources remains quintessentially domestic law, broader responsibilities for business and its value chains involves law beyond WA’s...
by John Southalan | Dec 1, 2019 | Environment, Human Rights, John Southalan
Book review (2013) of ‘Criminological and legal consequences of climate change’. The collection is well edited by Profs Stephen Farrall and Duncan French, and Dr Tawhida Ahmed. They explain that the seminar and this book (1) examine climate change’s...
by John Southalan | Nov 7, 2019 | Environment, Governance & Regulation, Human Rights, Joe Fardin, John Southalan, Land Access, Mining & Energy, Native Title, Aboriginal Land & Communities
Members of Resources Law Network provided a submission to the Productivity Commission inquiry into Resources Sector Regulation. The submission identified issues regarding best-practice arrangements and urged a broadening scope of study. The full Resources Law Network...
by John Southalan | Oct 24, 2019 | Governance & Regulation, John Southalan
MBA thesis (2010) on the implications of sustainable development for non-profit bodies. The management of many firms has changed in response to sustainable development’s integration of social, economic and environmental perspectives, putting increased emphasis...
by John Southalan | Oct 17, 2019 | Human Rights, Joe Fardin, John Southalan, Land Access, Native Title, Aboriginal Land & Communities
International law imparts increasing significance to the concept of ‘free prior informed consent’ (FPIC) of Indigenous communities. International standards and jurisprudence emphasise that impacts on an Indigenous community should not occur without that community’s...
