EVENTS - Cyberspace Law and Policy Series 2003
CLE conferences
LawTechTalks
Symposia
Conference - 'Terrorists and Watchdogs'
2003 Programme
Programmes from previous years
2004 Programme
CLE conferences on cyberspace law
The Centre holds public seminars and conferences on cyberspace law and policy, and practical workshops covering 'the nuts and bolts' of dealing with certain issues and procedures.They generally run for a half or one day. These events are run in conjunction with UNSW Law Faculty's Centre for Continuing Legal Education (CLE),who take registrations, and they entitle legal practitioner attendees to credits for mandatory CLE. They are alsointended to be of interest to professionals, academics and advocates from a range of relevant disciplines. The 2003 Programme is below; it's updated as details are finalised.
For certain two day events, attendance followed by successful completion of assessable work may be also able to accredited toward LLM degrees or other postgraduate study. Enrolment for these courses is handled through the UNSW enrolment system, with assistance from the Law Faculty (Kerrie Daley).
LawTechTalks and seminars
Starting early 2003, we deliver an ad hoc series of short talks and seminars on a diverse range of cyberspace issues presented by expert visitors and researchers. Those held on campus at UNSW are called 'LawTechTalks'. These are usually in Law room 1042 to which the Centre and its partners invites interested students and academics of many disciplines, as well as advocates, media, policymakers and practitioners. The format is a 40 minute paper then 20 minutes for discussion. Attendance at UNSW veunues is free. Members of the public may also be able to attend outside sessions at a moderate cost. See the programme below. Suggest topics for future talks.
Symposia on public policy in cyberspace
From early 2002, the Baker & McKenzie Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre has hosted a series of expert symposia on 'Public Policy in Cyberspace'. These symposia are usually half or one day meetings to which the Centre invites policy makers, technical and legal experts involved in an area of cyberspace regulation and policy where there are important public interest issues to be decided. The format is based around a structured, round table discussion, not the presentation of prepared papers. Members of the public may also be entitled to attend some sessions at a moderate cost. The 2003 Symposia are listed in the programme below. Please suggest topics for future symposia.
Conference - 'Terrorists and Watchdogs', September
We held a major academic and policy conference on 'Surveillance and Privacy 2003: Terrorists and Watchdogs' on 8 and 9 September 2003 at UNSW. See the conference programme here, with a link to papers. We also co-hosted a privacy film night with the Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner, and hosted the inaugural meeting of the Asia-Pacific Privacy Charter Council.
Programme of public events for 2003
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Event
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Chair(s) |
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The political economy of junk communications - Preventing a 'tragedy of the commons' (Junkbusters) [PDF] |
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Consumer rights and wrongs in electronic payments Prof. Alan Tyree. Presentation [PDF]. |
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| Joint seminar with NSW Society for Computers and Law |
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David
Vaile |
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David Vaile |
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Graham Greenleaf |
| 5 pm |
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Prof. Jill McKeough
and Prof. Graham Greenleaf |
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Privacy goes to the movies: Gattaca, The Conversation and panel discussion at Valhalla Cinema. |
Federal Privacy Commissioner Malcolm Crompton |
Surveillance and Privacy 2003: Terrorists and Watchdogs conference - Program - Papers |
Graham Greenleaf |
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Asia Pacific Privacy Charter Council meeting |
Graham Greenleaf |
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David Vaile |
| Morning |
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Graham
Greenleaf |
| Afternoon |
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David
Vaile |
| Morning |
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David
Vaile |
| Afternoon |
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David
Vaile |
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David
Vaile |
"CLE Conference" = Continuing Legal Education
conference, seminar or workshop (jointly with UNSW CLE and Cyberspace LPC)
"Symposium" = Public Policy in Cyberspace symposium
"LawTechTalk" = Occasional seminars with visiting experts at UNSW
For further information on these events, please contact our office .
Events in other years
The programme for: