AgLaw — about us
Innovative scholarship on laws and institutions affecting rural communities. Our focus is on institutional reforms that will improve:
We achieve our aims by:
- Drawing on the legal scholarship of the School of Law at UNE
- Drawing on the substantial intellectual resources from the Faculties of the Professions and Arts and Sciences of UNE
- Using the Centre’s extensive network of local and international academic and commercial collaborators
- Working closely with a number of Research Centres hosted at UNE
- Supervising PhD and Masters students from Australia and overseas
- Offering a suite of distance-learning Masters subjects in natural resource governance
- Working with our research associates.
Exposure Draft: Innovations in institutions to improve weed funding, strategy and Outcomes. |
Please feel free to download this report for your use and to refer to others.
We would welcome your feedback (instructions for feedback is on the front page of the report). Feedback is required by 30 April 2012.
AgLaw News:
We need your views on Conservation funding
Mr Kip Werren, a researcher at the Ag Law Centre, is conducting a survey for the purposes of his Phd. He is seeking opinions from landholders (the primary decision maker on the property) with regards to their views on conservation funding. Kip is seeking the views of all Landholders and as such you do not [...]
Seeking feedback on “Innovations in Weed Institutions”
The AgLaw Centre has developed an Exposure draft document on “Innovations in institutions to improve weed funding, strategy and outcomes”. We welcome your feedback to this innovative research, comments are required by 30 April 2012. Click here to download, instructions for feedback are on the front page of the report.