Call for Paper Proposals The Australian Dispute Resolution Research Network (ADRRN) is pleased to announce a call for papers for its 14th Annual Research Roundtable to be held from 18-19 November 2026 in Melbourne, Australia. The Roundtable will hosted by the College of Business and Law and the School of Law, RMIT University at the RMIT Melbourne City Campus. ADRRN roundtables provide a collaborative and supportive research environment for work-shopping papers-in-progress.

This talk examines how small states use international law to mobilise legitimacy and reshape the normative environment, and asks whether these strategies retain force in a fragmented world.

I am pleased to announce the details of the 14th Australian Dispute Resolution Research Network roundtable. It will be held at RMIT University on the 18th and 19th November 2026 at our city campus. Thanks again for the hard work of the organizers for the 13th roundtable which was a big success! RMIT last hosted our community of ADR scholars in 2014, and after many years, I am so pleased to have the opportunity to again host ADR researchers.

Slavery is regarded as one of the greatest crimes against humanity, and rightly so, due to its sheer cruelty and moral reprehension. Although the brutality and inhumane treatment of slaves and their c...

China has long been known as the world's counterfeit factory; knock-off fashion, tech toys and cars, pumped out en-masse, using China's vast manufacturing powers and sold cheaper.

This book empowers readers with insights and solutions to combat modern slavery, fostering collaboration among individuals, organizations, and governments.

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WASTED EXPENDITURE AND CONTRACT DAMAGES - Volume 83 Issue 3

Hong Kong Mediation Centre has become one of the first specially invited Hong Kong mediation organisations designated to ...