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ProfessorBenjaminJ.Richardson

FacultyofLawandInstituteforMarine&AntarcticStudiesUniversityofTasmania,PrivateBag89,Hobart7001,Australia

www.utas.edu.au/law|www.imas.utas.edu.au

CurriculumVitae

__________________________________________________________Education…………………………………………………………………………………………….... 2AcademicandProfessionalPositions……………………………………………………. 2VisitingPositions........................................................................................ 3HonoursandDistinctions………………………………………………......................... 4Grants……………………………………………………………………................................. 4Scholarship……….……………………………………………………….............................. 8PublicTalks…….…………………………………………………………............................. 21Teaching…………………………………………………………………................................ 32ResearchSupervision…………………………………………………….......................... 34UniversityService………………………………….................................................... 36ProfessionalandCommunityService…………………………………..................... 382BU

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EDUCATION__________________________________________________________________________________________

• AustralianNationalUniversity

PhD(Law;ResourceManagement&EnvironmentalScience),awarded1996

• MacquarieUniversity,AustraliaBachelorofLawsandBachelorofArts(1stClassHonours),awarded1991

ACADEMICANDPROFESSIONALPOSITIONS__________________________________________________________________________________________

2014--- FacultyofLaw;InstituteforMarineandAntarcticStudies,Universityof

Tasmania,Australia• ProfessorofEnvironmentalLaw(2014-present)• AssociateDean,TeachingandLearning(2016-17)• Member,CentreforMarineSocioecology(2018-present)

2011-14: FacultyofLaw,UniversityofBritishColumbia,Canada

• Professor, and Senior Canada Research Chair in Environmental LawandSustainability(2011-14)

• Director,CentreforLawandtheEnvironment(2011-14)• Associate, Institute for Resources, Environment & Sustainability

(2012-14)2003-10: OsgoodeHallLawSchool,YorkUniversity,Canada

• Professor(2009-10)• AssociateProfessor(2003-09)• Director,GraduatePrograminLaw(2008-10)• SeniorFellow,InstituteforResearchandInnovationinSustainability

(2006-10)1999-02:SchoolofLaw,UniversityofManchester,UK

• SeniorLecturer(2002)• Lecturer(1999-02)

1996-99: FacultyofLaw,UniversityofAuckland,NewZealand

• SeniorLecturer(1999)• Lecturer(1996-99)• Founding member, New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law

(1998-99)1995-96: NewSouthWalesNationalParksandWildlifeService,Australia

• ResearchandPolicyOfficer,EnvironmentalPolicyDivision


1992-93: IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature), Eastern AfricaRegionalOffice,Kenya• LegalConsultant(sixmonths)

1990-91: IUCN,ProjectOffice,Nepal

• LegalConsultant(fourmonths)1989-91: MacquarieUniversity,Australia

• ResearchAssistant,EnvironmentalLawCentre• CourseLecturer,SchoolofLaw

VISITINGPOSITIONS__________________________________________________________________________________________

2018: OceanUniversityofChina,CollegeofPhysicalandEnvironmental

Oceanography,China• VisitingProfessorintheBachelorofMarineandAntarcticScience

Program(November).2017: FacultyofLaw,TilburgUniversity,Netherlands

• GlobalLawVisitingChair(wholeyear)2017: DicksonPoonSchoolofLaw,King’sCollegeLondonUniversity,UK

• VisitingProfessor(FebruaryandNovember)2013-18: SchoolofLaw,MacquarieUniversity,Australia

• AdjunctProfessor• Associate,CentreforInternationalandEnvironmentalLaw

2013: TePiringa-FacultyofLaw,UniversityofWaikato,NewZealand

• VisitingProfessor(June–July)2012: FacultyofLaw,UniversityofTechnologySydney,Australia

• DistinguishedVisitingResearcher(April–May).2008: SydneyLawSchool,UniversityofSydney,Australia

• ParsonsVisitor(May)2001-02: SocratesProgram,EuropeanCommission

• Visiting Professor, Faculties of Law at theUniversities of Stockholm(February 2001), Copenhagen (March 2001), Milan (October 2001)andIceland(March2002)


HONOURSANDDISTINCTIONS__________________________________________________________________________________________

• TeachingMeritCertificate,UniversityofTasmaniaTeachingAwards,2018.• Nominated appointee, Australian Research Council, Excellence in Research

Australia2018Evaluation:HumanitiesandCreativeArtsCommittee.• Invited appointee,AustralianPanel of Experts of Environmental Law, 2014-

2017.• Senior Scholar Prize (joint winner), IUCN Academy of Environmental Law,

awarded at its 10th Annual Colloquium, University of Maryland, 1-5 July2012.

• CanadaResearchChair(Senior,Tier1),GovernmentofCanada,2010.• Elected Member, Governing Board, IUCN Academy of Environmental Law,

2010-2012• Co-chair,ResearchCommittee, IUCNAcademyofEnvironmental Law,2007-

2009.• Award of Research Excellence, UN Principles for Responsible Investment

AcademicNetwork,2010.• Co-chair, Socially Responsible Investment Research Cluster, Canadian

BusinessEthicsResearchNetwork,2008–2010.• OutstandingProgramAward in InternationalEducation,CanadianBureauof

International Education (for the Intensive Program in Aboriginal Lands,Resources&Governments,co-directedwithProfessorShinImai),2007.

• New Zealand Resource Management Law Association, Annual Award forExcellence inResourceManagement, to the foundingmembersof theNewZealandCentreforEnvironmentalLaw,1999.

• Postgraduate Priority Research Scholarship, Australian Government, 1992-1995.

• NoraRoseMemorialPrize,PoliticsHonoursProgram,MacquarieUniversity,1990.

GRANTS__________________________________________________________________________________________

Year 4SponsorandPurpose Award MyRole

201820172017

AustralianResearchCouncil,forserviceontheExcellenceinResearchAustralia(Humanities&CreativeArtsCommittee)

CollegeofArts,LawandEducation,UniversityofTasmania;'Hothouse'researchcollaborationgrant

GlobalLawVisitingChair,TilburgUniversity,supportfunding

A$22,342

A$13,750

Euro20,000

IndividualawardCo-investigatorwith4otherresearchersfromtheCollegeIndividualaward


20162016

AustralianFisheriesResearchDevelopmentCorporation,andtheTasmanianGovernment,forprojecton“Indigenousbusinessdevelopmentopportunitiesandimpedimentsinthefishingandseafoodindustry”

EuropeanCommission,Horizon2020forthe“SustainablemarketactorsforResponsibleTrade”researchprogram

A$225,000

Euro2.5million

Co-investigatorwithresearchersfromtheInstituteofMarine&AntarcticStudiesCo-investigatorininternationalteamwithUniversityofOslo

2015 UniversityofTasmaniaInstituteofTeaching&Learning,todevelopnewinterdisciplinarycourseonIndigenouspeoplesandthelaw.

A$25,000 Co-investigatorwithMitchellRolls

2015 UniversityofTasmania,cross-disciplinaryincentivegrant,forapilotprojectoneco-restorationscienceandgovernance.

A$6,866 Co-investigatorwithMennaJonesandJoannaVince

2014 SocialSciencesandHumanitiesResearchCouncilofCanada(SSHRC)InsightGrant,forresearchprojecton“TimeandEnvironmentalLaw”

C$110,146 Individualaward(declinedbecauseofmovetoAustralia)

2013 TeachingLearningandEnhancementFund,UniversityofBritishColumbia(UBC),tolaunchGlobalEnvironmental&ResourcesLawExternshipProgram

C$14,850 Individualaward

2013 SustainableProsperity,foraresearchprojectonCanadianinstitutionalinvestors


2012 FranklinLewInnovationFund,UBC,tolaunchtheGlobalEnvironmental&ResourcesLawExternshipProgram

C$10,000 OnbehalfoftheUBCCentreforLaw&theEnvironment

2011 SSHRCfundedinternationalworkshopon“LocalClimateChangeLaw”


2011 SSHRCCommunity-UniversityResearchAllianceprojecton“ResponsibleInvestingInitiative”

C$1million Co-investigatorininternationalteamwithCarletonUniversity

2010 CanadaResearchChairsProgram,GovernmentofCanada

C$1.5million Individualaward,forsalaryandresearch

2010 NorwegianResearchCouncil,for Kr5.8million Co-investigator,in


“SustainableCompanies:HowtoMakeCompaniesContributeEffectivelytoMitigationofClimateChange”

internationalteamwithUniversityofOslo

2009 SSHRCStandardResearchGrantfor“FiduciaryFinanceandSustainableDevelopment”


2009 SSHRC,Community-UniversityResearchAllianceGrantfor“SociallyandEnvironmentallyResponsibleDevelopmentinaRapidlyEvolvingCanadianandCircumpolarNorth”

C$20,000 Co-investigator,withtheCanadianBusinessEthicsResearchNetwork

2009 SSHRC,PublicOutreachGrantfor“DevelopingCommunicationToolsforSociallyResponsibleDevelopmentintheRapidlyEvolvingCanadianNorth”

C$75,000 Co-investigator,withtheCanadianBusinessEthicsResearchNetwork

2008 Natural Resources Canada, seed grantfor the Natural Resources LawKnowledgeNetwork

C$5,000 Co-investigatorwithStepanWoodofOsgoodeHall,ledbyIUCNAcademyofEnvironmentalLaw

2008 InternationalDevelopmentResearchCentre,Canada,toorganisetheConferenceonClimateLawinDevelopingCountries

C$10,000 OnbehalfoftheIUCNAcademyofEnvironmentalLaw&OttawaUniversity

2008 SSHRC,toorganisetheConferenceonClimateLawinDevelopingCountries

C$25,000 Co-investigator,withIUCNAcademyofEnvironmentalLaw&OttawaUniversity

2008 CanadianInternationalDevelopmentAgency,toorganisetheConferenceonClimateLawinDevelopingCountries

C$28,000 OnbehalfoftheIUCNAcademyofEnvironmentalLaw&OttawaUniversity

2007 SSHRC,toestablishtheCanadianBusinessEthicsResearchNetwork

C$2.1million Co-investigator,withinternationalteamcoordinatedbyYorkUniversity

2006 CanadaDepartmentofJustice,tohosttheNationalAboriginalLawMoot

C$10,700 OnbehalfoftheOsgoodeHallMootOrganizingCommittee

2006 LawFoundationofOntario,tohosttheNationalAboriginalLawMoot

C$7,000 OnbehalfoftheOsgoodeHallMootOrganizing


Committee

2006 YorkUniversity,FacultyofGraduateStudies,forresearchassistance


2005 SSHRCStandardResearchGranton“SociallyResponsibleInvestmentLaw”


2004-2003

YorkUniversityResearchFund,tocompleteclimatechangelawresearch

C$3,700 Individualawards

2002 UniversityofManchester,ResearchSupportFund,forenvironmentallawresearch

£8,500 Individualaward(declinedbecauseofmovetoCanada)

2000-2001

BritishAcademy;UKSocietyofPublicTeachersofLaw,forinternationalconferencetravels

£729 Individualawards

1998 NewZealandLawFoundation,tolaunchanewenvironmentallawjournalandorganiseaconferenceonEnvironmentalLawforSustainability

NZ$14,600 OnbehalfoftheFacultyofLaw,AucklandUniversity

1997

NewZealandLawFoundation,toorganisetheglobalconferenceonEnvironmentalJusticeandMarketMechanisms

NZ$30,000

OnbehalfoftheFacultyofLaw,AucklandUniversity

1997

UniversityofAuckland(NewStaffResearchFund),forenvironmentallawresearch

NZ$4,000

Individualaward

1994 CommonwealthEnvironmentProtectionAgency,aresearchcontracttocompleteastudyonpublicenvironmentalassessmentinquiries

A$20,000 Co-investigatorinfive-personteam

1992 AustralianGovernment,PostgraduatePriorityResearchAward,tocompletePhDatAustralianNationalUniversity

A$60,000($20,000p.a.)&freetuition

Individualaward

1991 AustralianMiningandPetroleumLawAssociation,tocompleteresearchpaperonpublicenvironmentalinquiries

A$10,000 Co-investigatorwithBenBoer


SCHOLARSHIP__________________________________________________________________________________________

(a)Books:

1. Richardson,B.J.(2019),TheArtofEnvironmentalLaw:GoverningwithAesthetics

(Bloomsbury/HartPublishing:Oxford),forthcoming.

2. Akhtar-Khavari,A.andB.J.Richardson(eds) (2019),EcologicalRestorationLaw:ConceptsandCaseStudies(Routledge:London),forthcoming.

3. Richardson, B.J. (2017), Time and Environmental Law: Telling Nature’s Time(CambridgeUniversityPress:Cambridge):xvi;422pp.

4. Sjafjell,B.&B.J.Richardson(eds)(2015),CompanyLawandSustainability:LegalBarriersandOpportunities(CambridgeUniversityPress:Cambridge);xvi;356pp.TranslatedintoKoreanandpublishedagainin2018

5. Richardson, B.J. (2013), Fiduciary Law and Responsible Investing: In Nature’sTrust(Routledge:London);xi;334pp.

6. ___________ (ed) (2012), Local Climate Change Law: Environmental Regulation inCitiesandOtherLocalities(EdwardElgarPublishing:Cheltenham);xviii;401pp.

7. ___________,Y.LeBouthillier,H.McLeod-Kilmurray&S.Wood(eds)(2009),ClimateLaw and Developing Countries: Legal and Policy Challenges for the WorldCommunity(EdwardElgarPublishing:Cheltenham);xii;424pp.

8. ___________, S. Imai & K. McNeil (eds) (2009), Indigenous Peoples and the Law:ComparativeandCriticalPerspectives(HartPublishing:Oxford):xiv;432pp.

9. ___________, (2008), Socially Responsible Investment Law: Regulating the UnseenPolluters(OxfordUniversityPress:NewYork):xviii,600pp.

10. ___________ & S. Wood (eds) (2006), Environmental Law for Sustainability (HartPublishing:Oxford):x,487pp.

11. ___________ (2002), Environmental Regulation through Financial Organisations:Comparative Perspectives on the Industrialised Nations (Kluwer Law: TheHague):viii,407pp.

12. Bosselmann, K. & B.J. Richardson (eds) (1999), Environmental Justice andMarketMechanisms:KeyChallenges forEnvironmentalLawandPolicy (KluwerLaw:London):xix,354pp.

(b)JournalArticlesandBookChapters:

1. B.J. Richardson (2018), “Climate Change Law: Encounters with Aesthetics andArt”,ClimateLawinpress.

2. B.J.Richardson,E.BarrittandM.Bowman(2018),“Beauty:ALinguaFrancaforEnvironmental Law?” Transnational Environmental Law 8(1):ihttps://doi.org/10.1017/S2047102518000195.


3. B.J.Richardson (2018), “AestheticsandEnvironmental Law:ValuingTasmania’s‘Ordinary’ Nature” Griffith Law Review 28(1):https://doi.org/10.1080/10383441.2018.1477364.

4. B.J. Richardson and J. Hogan (2018), “The Remarkable Tasmanian Devil: TheAesthetics of Persecution and Protection”, Alternative Law Journal 48(4):https://doi.org/10.1177/1037969X18783536.

5. B.J.Richardson(2018),“ItIsAboutTime:UnderstandingtheTexturesofTimeinAustralianEnvironmentalLaw”EnvironmentalandPlanningLawJournal35(3):in299-318.

6. E.LeeandB.J.Richardson(2018),“FromMuseumtoLivingCulturalLandscape:Governing Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage” Australian Indigenous LawReview,20(1):78-107.

7. B.J.Richardson(2017),“DivestingfromClimateChange:TheRoadtoInfluence”LawandPolicy39(4):325-348.

8. B.Sjafjell,H.R.Nilsen,andB.J.Richardson(2017),"Investing inSustainabilityorFeedingonStrandedAssets?TheNorwegianGovernmentPensionFundGlobal"WakeForestLawReview101-133.

9. B.J. Richardson (2017), “SRI’s Normative and Ethics-Based Rationales” in D.C.Poff and A.C.MIchalos (eds), Encyclopedia of Business and Professional Ethics(Springer,Berlin),1-5.

10. ___________ (2017), “Restoring Layered Geographies: Ecology, Society and Time”GriffithLawReview26(2):1-24.

11. ___________ (2017), “Doing Time: The Temporalities of Environmental Law” in L.Kotze (ed.), Environmental Law and Governance for the Anthropocene (HartPublishing:Oxford):55-74.

12. ___________(2016),“FossilFuelsDivestment:IsItLawful?”UniversityofNewSouthWalesLawJournal39(4):1686-1714.

13. ___________ (2016), “Universities Unloading on Fossil Fuels: The Legality ofDivestment”CarbonandClimateLawReview10(1):62-74

14. ___________&T.Lefroy(2016),“RestorationDialogues:ImprovingtheGovernanceofEcologicalRestoration”RestorationEcology24(5):668-673.

15. ___________ (2016), “Resourcing Ecological Restoration: The Legal Context forCommercialInitiatives”RestorationEcology24(5):686-691.

16. ___________ (2016), “The Emerging Age of Ecological Restoration Law” Review ofEuropean,ComparativeandInternationalEnvironmentalLaw25(3):277-290.

17. Butterly, L & B.J. Richardson (2016), “Indigenous Peoples and Saltwater /FreshwaterGovernance”IndigenousLawBulletin8(26):3-8.

18. ___________ (2016), “Local Authorities and Climate Change” in D. Farber & M.Peeters(eds),ClimateChangeLaw(EdwardElgar,Cheltenham):80-91.


19. ___________ & T. Baxter (2016), “Governance of Tasmania’s Private Bushlands:Artful Ensemble or Hodgepodge?” Environmental and Planning Law Journal33(1):47-67.

20. ___________ (2015), “Reclaiming Nature: Eco-restoration of Liminal Spaces”AustralianJournalofEnvironmentalLaw2(1):1-23.

21. ___________ & M. Peihani (2015), “Universal Investors and Socially ResponsibleFinance:ACritiqueofaPrematureTheory”,BankingandFinanceLawReview30:405-455.

22. ___________(2015),“GoverningFiduciaryFinance”inT.Hebb,etal(ed.),RoutledgeHandbookonResponsibleInvesting(Routledge,London):650-666.

23. ___________ (2015), “International Environmental Law and Sovereign WealthFunds”, in S. Alam, et al (eds), International Environmental Law: PerspectivesfromtheGlobalSouth(CambridgeUniversityPress,NewYork):356-379.

24. ___________&A.Lee(2015),“SocialInvestingwithoutLegalImprimatur:TheLatentPossibilities for SWFs”, in F. Bassan (ed.), Research Handbook on SovereignWealth Funds and International Investment Law (Edward Elgar Publishing,Cheltenham):389-413.

25. ___________ & B. Sjafjell (2015), “Capitalism, the Sustainability Crisis and theLimitationsofCurrentBusinessGovernance”inB.Sjafjell&B.J.Richardson(eds),Company Law and Sustainability: Legal Barriers and Opportunities (CambridgeUniversityPress:Cambridge):1-34.

26. Sjafjell, B. & B.J. Richardson, (2015), “The Future of Company Law andSustainability” in B. Sjafjell & B.J. Richardson (eds), Company Law andSustainability: Legal Barriers and Opportunities (Cambridge University Press:Cambridge):321-340.

27. Richardson,B.J.(2015),“FinancialMarketsandSociallyResponsibleInvesting”inB.Sjafjell&B.J.Richardson(eds),CompanyLawandSustainability:LegalBarriersandOpportunities(CambridgeUniversityPress:Cambridge):226-273.

28. ___________ (2015),“ToGovernandBeGoverned:TheGovernanceDimensionsofSRI’sInfluence”,inC.Louche&T.Hebb(eds),SociallyResponsibleInvestmentinthe 21st Century: Does It Make a Difference for Society? (Emerald GroupPublishing:UK):249-274.

29. ___________ (2014), “RewildingTasmania’s LakePedder:Past LossasNature’s LexFerenda”,UniversityofTasmaniaLawReview33(2):194-220.

30. ___________(2014),“TheEvolvingMarketscapeofClimateFinance”,ClimateLaw1:94-106.

31. ___________ (2013), "Socially Responsible Investing for Sustainability: OvercomingIts Incomplete and Conflicting Rationales", Transnational Environmental Law2(2):311-338.

32. ___________ and N. Bakker (2013), “Breaching the Maginot Line: The Frailty ofEnvironmental Law in Europe and North America”, in P. Taylor (ed.),Environmental Law for a Sustainable Society (New Zealand Centre forEnvironmentalLaw:Auckland):51-64.


33. ___________(2013),“SovereignWealthFundsandSociallyResponsibleInvesting:AnEmergingPublicFiduciary”GlobalJournalofComparativeLaw2:125-162.

34. ___________ (2013), “Fiduciary Responsibility in Retail Funds: Clarifying theProspectsforSRI”JournalofSustainableFinanceandInvestment3(1):1-16.

35. ___________ (2013), “Socially Responsible Investing Through Voluntary Codes” inP.M. Dupuy & J.E. Viñuales (eds), Harnessing Foreign Investment forEnvironmental Protection: Incentives and Safeguards(Cambridge UniversityPress:Cambridge):383-414.

36. ___________(2012),“AreSocialInvestorsInfluential?”EuropeanCompanyLaw9(2):133-41.

37. ___________ (2012), “Local Climate Change Law” in B.J. Richardson (ed), LocalClimate Change Law: Environmental Regulation in Cities and Other Localities(EdwardElgarPublishing:Cheltenham):3-29.

38. ___________(2012),“FiduciaryandOtherLegalDuties”inK.Baker&J.R.Nofsinger(eds),SociallyResponsibleFinanceandInvesting(JohnWiley&Sons:NewYork):69-87.

39. ___________ (2011), “Africa: From Object to Agent of Socially ResponsibleInvestment” in F. Botchway (ed), Natural Resource Investment and AfricanDevelopment(EdwardElgarPublishing,Cheltenham):247-90.

40. ___________ (2011), “Fiduciary Relationships for Socially Responsible Investing: AMultinationalPerspective”AmericanBusinessLawJournal48(3):597-640.

41. ___________ (2011), “Sovereign Wealth Funds and the Quest for Sustainability:Insights from Norway and New Zealand” Nordic Journal of Commercial LawFall(2):1-27.

42. ___________(2011),“ADampSquib:EnvironmentalLawfromaHumanEvolutionaryPerspective”LawandProsocialityeJournal7(3):2-43 (and inOsgoodeHallLawSchoolComparativeResearchinLaw&PoliticalEconomyResearchPaperSeries).

43. F.J. Preu & B.J.. Richardson (2011), “German Socially Responsible Investment:BarriersandOpportunities”GermanLawJournal12(3):865-900.

44. Richardson,B.J.(2011),“FromFiduciaryDutiestoFiduciaryRelationshipsforSRI:Responding to the Will of Beneficiaries” Journal of Sustainable Finance andInvestment1:1-15.

45. S.Wood,G.Tanner&B.J.Richardson(2010),“WhatEverHappenedtoCanadianEnvironmentalLaw?”EcologyLawQuarterly37(4):981-1040.

46. ___________&W.Cragg (2010), “BeingVirtuous andProsperous: SRI’s ConflictingGoals”JournalofBusinessEthics92(1):21-39.

47. ___________ (2009), “Students as Stakeholders in Legal Education: GainingAdmissiontoLawSchool”inF.Cownie(ed),StakeholdersintheLawSchool(HartPublishing:Oxford):127-55.

48. ___________Y.LeBouthillier,H.McLeod-Kilmurray&S.Wood(2009),“Introduction:Climate Law andDeveloping Countries” in B.J. Richardson, Y. Le Bouthillier, H.McLeod-Kilmurray and S.Wood (eds), Climate Law and Developing Countries:


LegalandPolicyChallengesfortheWorldCommunity (EdwardElgarPublishing:Cheltenham):1-34.

49. ___________ S. Imai & K. McNeil, (2009), “Indigenous Peoples and the Law –Historical, Comparative and Contextual Issues” in B.J. Richardson, S. Imai& K.McNeil (eds), Indigenous Peoples and the Law: Comparative and CriticalPerspectives(HartPublishing:Oxford):1-18.

50. ___________ (2009),“TheDyadicCharacterofUS IndianLaw” inB.J.Richardson,S.Imai&K.McNeil(eds),IndigenousPeoplesandtheLaw:ComparativeandCriticalPerspectives(HartPublishing:Oxford):51-79.

51. ___________ (2009), “The Ties that Bind: Indigenous Peoples and EnvironmentalGovernance” in B.J. Richardson, S. Imai & K.McNeil (eds), Indigenous Peoplesand the Law: Comparative and Critical Perspectives (Hart Publishing: Oxford):337-70.

52. ___________ (2009), “Can Socially Responsible Investment Provide a Means ofEnvironmentalRegulation?”MonashUniversityLawReview35(2):262-95.

53. ___________ (2009), “Reforming Climate Finance through Investment Codes ofConduct”WisconsinInternationalLawJournal27(3):481-512.

54. ___________(2009),“ClimateFinanceanditsGovernance:MovingtoaLowCarbonEconomy through Socially Responsible Financing?” International andComparativeLawQuarterly58(3):597-626.

55. ___________ (2009), “Keeping Ethical Investment Ethical: Regulatory Issues forInvestingforSustainability”JournalofBusinessEthics87(4):555-572.

56. ___________ (2008), “Putting Ethics into Environmental Law: Fiduciary Duties forEthicalInvestment”OsgoodeHallLawJournal46(2):243-91.

57. ___________ (2007), “Protecting Indigenous Peoples through Socially ResponsibleInvestment”IndigenousLawJournal6(1):206-34.

58. ___________(2007),“FinancingSustainability:TheNewTransnationalGovernanceofSocially Responsible Investment”Yearbook of International Environmental Law(OxfordUniversityPress)17:73-110.

59. ___________ (2007), “Do the Fiduciary Duties of Pension Funds Hinder SociallyResponsibleInvestment?”BankingandFinanceLawReview22(2):145-201.

60. ___________ (2006), “Financing Environmental Sustainability: A New Role for theLaw” in S. Benn&D. Dunphy (eds),CorporateGovernance and Sustainability:ChallengesforTheoryandPractice(Routledge:London):122-42.

61. ___________(2006),“GreeningtheFinancialSector:LegalReformsintheEuropeanUnion” Yearbook of European Environmental Law (Oxford University Press) 7:159-203.

62. ___________&S.Wood(2006),“Introduction”inB.J.RichardsonandS.Wood(eds),EnvironmentalLawforSustainability(HartPublishing:Oxford):1-18.

63. ___________&J.Razzaque (2006), “PublicParticipation inEnvironmentalDecision-making” in B.J. Richardson and S. Wood (eds), Environmental Law forSustainability(HartPublishing:Oxford):165-94.


64. ___________&D.Craig (2006), “IndigenousPeoples, Lawand theEnvironment” inB.J. Richardson and S.Wood (eds), Environmental Law for Sustainability (HartPublishing:Oxford):195-226.

65. ___________ (2006), “Sustainable Finance: Environmental Law and FinancialInstitutions” in B.J. Richardson & S. Wood (eds), Environmental Law forSustainability(HartPublishing:Oxford):309-40.

66. ___________I.Mgbeoji&F.Botchway(2006),“EnvironmentalLaw inPost-ColonialSocieties: Aspirations, Achievements and Limitations” in B.J. Richardson & S.Wood(eds),EnvironmentalLawforSustainability(HartPublishing:Oxford):413-44.

67. ___________ (2005), “The Equator Principles: The Voluntary Approach toEnvironmentally Sustainable Finance” European Environmental Law Review14(11):280-90.

68. ___________ (2005), “Is East Asia Industrializing Too Quickly? EnvironmentalRegulation in Its Special Economic Zones”UCLA Pacific Basin Law Journal 22:150-244.

69. ___________ (2004), “UnevenModernisation: Environmental Regulation in China’sSpecialEconomicZones”AsiaPacificLawReview12(2):115-42.

70. ___________ (2004), “Financing Environmental Change: A New Role for CanadianEnvironmentalLaw”McGillLawJournal49(1):145-202.

71. ___________(2004),“ClimateLawandEconomicPolicyInstruments:ANewFieldofEnvironmentalLaw”EnvironmentalLiability12(1):1-14.

72. ___________ & K. Chanwai (2003), “Taxing and Trading in Corporate EnergyActivities: Pioneering UK Reforms to Address Climate Change” InternationalCompanyandCommercialLawReview14:18-27.

73. ___________ (2003), “Diffusing Environmental Regulation through the FinancialServicesSector:ReformsintheEUandotherJurisdictions”MaastrichtJournalofEuropeanandComparativeLaw10(3):1-32.

74. ___________ (2003), “Ethical Financing in Britain: A Neglected Prerequisite forSustainability”EnvironmentalLawReview5:109-33.

75. Chanwai, K. & B.J. Richardson, (2003), “The UK’s Climate Change Levy: Is ItWorking?”JournalofEnvironmentalLaw15(1):39-58.

76. Richardson, B.J. (2002), “Enlisting Institutional Investors in EnvironmentalRegulation: Some Comparative and Theoretical Perspectives” North CarolinaJournalofInternationalLawandCommercialRegulation28(2):247-356.

77. ___________ (2002), “Pensions LawReformandEnvironmentalPolicy:ANewRolefor Institutional Investors?”Journalof InternationalFinancialMarkets:LawandRegulation3(5):159-69.

78. ___________. (2002), “Economic Instruments in UK Environmental Law Reform: Isthe UK Government ‘Sending the Right Signals’?” European Journal of LawReform3(4):427-49.


79. ___________ (2002), “Mandating Environmental Liability Insurance” DukeEnvironmentalLawandPolicyForum12(2):293-29.

80. ___________ (2002),“EconomicInstruments inAustralianPollutionControlLaw”inG.Bates&Z.Lipman,PollutionLawinAustralia(Butterworths:Sydney):49-100.

81. ___________ (2002),“Trends inNorthAmericaandEurope” inK.Bosselmann(ed),Environmental Law for a Sustainable Society (New Zealand Centre forEnvironmentalLaw:Auckland):70-93.

82. ___________ (2001), “Indigenous Peoples, International Law and Sustainability”Reviewof EuropeanCommunity and International Environmental Law 10(1): 1-12.

83. ___________ (2000), “Environmental Law in Postcolonial Societies: Straddling theLocal – Global Institutional Spectrum” Colorado Journal of InternationalEnvironmentalLawandPolicy11(1):1-82.

84. ___________(2000),“FinancialInstitutionsforSustainability”EnvironmentalLiability8(2):52-64.

85. ___________ & K. Palmer (2000), “The Emerging ‘Citizenship’ Discourse inEnvironmental Law: A New Zealand Perspective” Environmental and PlanningLawJournal17(2):99-117.

86. ___________ (2000), “States between Economic Deregulation and EnvironmentalReregulation” inW.Upton (ed),The ChangingRole of Environmental Law (UKEnvironmentalLawAssociation:London):122-52.

87. Bosselmann, K. & B.J. Richardson (1999), “Introduction: New Challenges forEnvironmental Law and Policy” in K. Bosselmann & B.J. Richardson (eds),EnvironmentalJusticeandMarketMechanisms(KluwerLaw:London):1-18.

88. Bosselmann, K. & B.J. Richardson (1999), “Outlook: In Search for FutureEnvironmental Law and Policy” in K. Bosselmann & B.J. Richardson (eds),EnvironmentalJusticeandMarketMechanisms(KluwerLaw:London):337-41.

89. Richardson,B.J. (1999), “ChangingRegulatorySpaces:ThePrivatizationofNewZealand Environmental Law” in K. Bosselmann & B.J. Richardson (eds),EnvironmentalJusticeandMarketMechanisms(KluwerLaw:London):209-31.

90. ___________ & K. Palmer (1999), “The Future of the New Zealand ResourceManagementAct”AsiaPacificJournalofEnvironmentalLaw4(3):157-69.

91. ___________ (1998),“KyotoProtocoltotheUnitedNationsFrameworkConventiononClimateChange”NewZealandJournalofEnvironmentalLaw2(2):249-62.

92. ___________ & K. Chanwai (1998), “Re-Working Customary Rights? The Case ofIntroducedSpecies”NewZealandJournalofEnvironmentalLaw2:157-185.

93. ___________ (1998), “Incentives for Sustainable Use of Wetlands: AustralianExperience and Ideas for SouthAfrica”SouthAfrican Journal of EnvironmentalLawandPolicy5(2):205-36.

94. ___________&A.Rabie(1998),“EnvironmentalLawinNewZealand”SouthAfricanJournalofEnvironmentalLawandPolicy5(2):363-86.


95. ___________ (1998), “Economic Instruments and SustainableManagement inNewZealand”JournalofEnvironmentalLaw10(1):21-39.

96. ___________(1996),“ScalesofEnvironmentalManagement:WetlandsConservationin Kenya and Uganda” African Journal of International and Comparative Law8(4):904-31.

97. ___________ (1996), “Conservation of Wetlands in Fiji: Reconciling CustomaryResource Use with Government Regulation” Asia Pacific Journal ofEnvironmentalLaw1(1):47-77.

98. ___________& B. Boer (1995), “Contribution of Public Inquiries to EnvironmentalAssessment”AustralianJournalofEnvironmentalManagement2(2):90-103.

99. ___________ D. Craig & B. Boer (1994), “Indigenous Peoples and EnvironmentalManagement:CanadianRegionalAgreementsandtheirPotentialApplicationtoAustralia”(in2parts)EnvironmentalandPlanningLawJournal11(4)-(5):320-43;357-81.

100. ___________(1993),“EnvironmentalManagementinUganda:TheImportanceofProperty Law and Local Government in Wetlands Conservation” Journal ofAfricanLaw37(2):109-43.

101. ___________ (1990), “A Study of theResponseof Transnational EnvironmentalLawandPolicytotheEnvironmentalProblemsofEastAsiaandtheSouthPacific”EnvironmentalandPlanningLawJournal(7(3):209-28.

102. ___________ (1990). “Australian Practice Pursuant to the World HeritageConvention”EnvironmentalLawandPolicy20(4):143-55.

(c)MiscellaneousMinorArticles:1. Hogan, J. and B.J. Richardson (2018), “Between Nature and Culture: the

RemarkableTasmanianDevilatTMAG”,ArtMonthlyAustralasia306:30-31.

2. Akhtar-Khavari, A. and B.J. Richardson (2017), “Ecological Restoration and theLaw: RecoveringNature’s Past for the Future”Griffith Law Review 26(2): 147-153.

3. Richardson,B.J.(2017),“NaturalVisions:TheAestheticsofEnvironmentalLaw”,Tilburg University Environmental Law Blog, 28 August,https://blog.uvt.nl/environmentallaw.

4. Richardson,B.J. (2017),“EcologicalLiteracyandRestoration”,TilburgUniversityEnvironmentalLawBlog,8February,https://blog.uvt.nl/environmentallaw.

5. ___________ & L. Butterly (2016), “Lost in Time: The Missing Temporality ofEnvironmentalLaw”AustralianEnvironmentReview,February:182-6.

6. Lefroy,T.&B.J.Richardson(2015),“WeQuibbleover 'Lawfare',But theLaw isNot Protecting Species Properly Anyway” The Conversation (12 November)http://theconversation.com/au.

7. Richardson,B.J.,T.Baxter&R.Browne(2015),“TalkingPoint:CourtingDisasterforOurPlanet”TheMercury(17September),www.themercury.com.au.


8. ___________and L. Butterly (2015), “Temporalities of Environmental Governance:Insights from Australia’s Marine Reserves Review”, IUCN Academy ofEnvironmentalLaweJournal6:www.iucnael.org/e-journal.

9. Butterly,L.&B.J.Richardson(2014),“MarineParkReviewLooksSet toRepeatPastMistakes”,TheConversationOctober,http://theconversation.com/au.

10. Richardson,B.J.(2014),“CorporateSocialResponsibilityandEnvironmentalLaw”EssentialReadingsinEnvironmentalLaw(IUCNAcademyofEnvironmentalLaw).

11. ___________(2012),“SRIandExtractiveIndustries”(editorial),JournalofSustainableFinanceandInvestment2(1):1-2.

12. ___________ (2011), “An Improbable Union: Sustainability and Company Law”(editorial),EuropeanCompanyLaw8(2/3):54-55.

13. ___________ and G. Tanner (2011), “Canadian Environmental Law: RecentDevelopments” E-Journal of Environmental Law and Policy,www.iucnael.org/en/e-journal.

14. ___________ and G. Tanner (2010), “Canadian Environmental Law: RecentDevelopments” E-Journal of Environmental Law and Policy,www.iucnael.org/en/e-journal.

15. ___________ (2009), “Sustainability Should be Regulated into Fiduciary Duty”ResponsibleInvestor(11January).

16. ___________ (2009),“KnowledgeinEnvironmentalLaw:TheRoleofAboriginalandColonialHeritage”OsgoodeKnowledge,14-15.

17. ___________ (2008), “Pulp Fiction or Fact? Gunns,Money and Saving the Planet”CCHAustraliaNews(8July).

18. ___________(2005),“HorizontalInstruments”YearbookofEuropeanEnvironmentalLaw(OxfordUniversityPress)5:439-51.

19. ___________(2004),“HorizontalInstruments”YearbookofEuropeanEnvironmentalLaw(OxfordUniversityPress)4:475-90.

20. ___________ (2004), “Climate Law in New Zealand: Some Unfinished Business”LexisNexisResourceManagementBulletin5(9):100-04.

21. Richardson, B.J. (2003), “Horizontal Instruments” Yearbook of EuropeanEnvironmentalLaw(OxfordUniversityPress)3:479-500.

22. ___________ (2002), “Environmental Liability and Banks: Recent EuropeanDevelopments”JournalofInternationalBankingLaw17(10):289-96.

23. ___________ (2002), “European Energy Law: Some NewMeasures for SustainableDevelopment”LexisNexisResourceManagementBulletin4(13):150-54.

24. ___________(2002),“EthicalInvestmentandtheCommonwealth’sFinancialServicesReformAct2001”NationalEnvironmentalLawReview2:47-60.

25. ___________(2002),“InstitutionalInvestorsandEthicalInvestment:NewDirectionsforNewZealand Environmental Regulation” LexisNexis ResourceManagementBulletin4(15):169-73.


26. ___________ (2002), “Implications of Recent Changes to the EMAS and Eco-labelRegulations for the Financial Services Sector” Environmental Law andManagement14(2):131-35.

27. ___________ (1999),“NewGenerationEnvironmentalPolicyTools inNewZealand:RoleofMarketMechanisms”ButterworthsResourceManagementBulletin3(5):52-56.

28. ___________ (1999), “Environmental Law for Sustainability Forum” ButterworthsResourceManagementBulletin3(3):25-26.

29. ___________ & K. Chanwai (1999), “Iwi Management Plans and the ResourceManagementAct”ButterworthsResourceManagementBulletin3(1):3-5.

30. ___________. (1998), “Maori Customary Rights and Trout Fishing” ButterworthsResourceManagementBulletin2(12):137-39.

31. ___________ (1998), “Sustainability and the Fisheries Act 1996: Protecting theInterestsofPosterity?”ButterworthsResourceManagementBulletin2(11):125-28.

32. ___________(1997),“EconomicInstrumentsandReformoftheRMA”ButterworthsResourceManagementBulletin2(6):61-63.

33. ___________ (1996), “Public Environmental Inquiries: Lessons for New Zealand”ButterworthsResourceManagementBulletin1(20):252-54.

34. ___________(1994),“CommissionofInquiry–ShoalwaterBay,Queensland”(1994)2AustralianEnvironmentalLawNews2:1-3.

35. ___________ (1993), “Local Government and Environmental Management in EastAfrica”Envirofiles1:7.

36. ___________D.CraigandB.Boer (1992), “AustraliaandNewZealand” inG.Handl(ed),Yearbookof InternationalEnvironmental Law (OxfordUniversityPress)2:316-21.

37. ___________and B. Boer (1992), “Report onNepal” inG. Handl (ed),Yearbook ofInternationalEnvironmentalLaw(OxfordUniversityPress)2:298-99.

(d)BookReviews:

1. Richardson, B.J. (2018), “The Constitution of the Environmental Emergency”,PublicLawReview,inpress.

2. ___________ (2018), “Research Methods in Environmental Law: A Handbook”,JournalofHumanRightsandEnvironment,9(2):inpress.

3. ___________ (2017), “Ecological Restoration in International Environmental Law”,TransnationalEnvironmentalLaw6(3):554-557.

4. ___________ (2017),“EnvironmentalPrinciplesandtheEvolutionofEnvironmentalLaw”,TransnationalEnvironmentalLaw6(2):385-389.

5. ___________ (2016), “Banking on Climate Change”, Transnational EnvironmentalLaw5(1):207-09.


6. ___________(2015),“EnvironmentalLawinNewZealand”,OtagoLawReview14(1):209-212.

7. ___________(2015),“HumanRightsandPublicFinance:BudgetsandthePromotionof Economic and Social Rights” International and Comparative Law Quarterly64(1):227-228.

8. ___________ (2014),“CorporateSocialResponsibilityofMultinationalCorporationsinDevelopingCountries:PerspectivesonAnti-Corruption”BankingandFinanceLawReview29(2):397-400.

9. ___________ (2013), “The Right to a Healthy Environment and the EnvironmentalRightsRevolution”BCStudies:TheBritishColumbianQuarterly179:241-43.

10. ___________ (2013), “IndigenousRights EntwinedwithNature Conservation” IUCNAcademyE-JournalofEnvironmentalLawandPolicy4:283-85.

11. ___________ (2012), “Ethics and Socially Responsible Investment: A PhilosophicalApproach”OsgoodeHallLawJournal49(2):381-87.

12. ___________(2012),“LawandEcology:NewEnvironmentalFoundations”ReviewofEuropeanCommunityandInternationalEnvironmentalLaw21(2):154-55.

13. ___________(2011),“RegulatingfromNowhere:EnvironmentalLawandtheSearchforObjectivity”ReviewofEuropeanCommunityandInternationalEnvironmentalLaw20(2):218-19.

14. ___________ (2011), “Climate Change and Displacement: MultidisciplinaryPerspectives”TransnationalLegalTheory1(4):645-50.

15. ___________ (2011), “For the Love of Animals: The Rise of the Animal ProtectionMovement”JournalofHumanRightsandtheEnvironment2(1):126-30.

16. ___________(2010),“CrucialIssuesinClimateChangeandtheKyotoProtocol:AsiaandtheWorld”IUCNAcademyE-JournalofEnvironmentalLawandPolicy1.

17. ___________(2010),“CarbonMarkets:AnInternationalBusinessGuide”CarbonandClimateLawReview4:405-07.

18. ___________ (2010), “Climate Finance: Regulatory and Funding Strategies forClimate Change and Global Development” Carbon and Climate Law Review 1:116-17.

19. ___________ (1999), “Responsible Business: Self-Governance and Law inInternationalEconomicTransactions” JournalofEnvironmentalLaw21(1):166-69.

20. ___________ (2009), “SustainableDevelopment in International andNational Law”ReviewofEuropeanCommunityandInternationalEnvironmentalLaw18(1):105-07.

21. ___________ (2008), “The Oxford Handbook of International Environmental Law”ReviewofEuropeanCommunityandInternationalEnvironmentalLaw17(2):252-54.

22. ___________(2007),“EUClimateChangePolicy”MaastrichtJournalofEuropeanandComparativeLaw14(4):405-08.


23. ___________ (2007), “Responsible Investment” Banking and Finance Law Review22(2):159-63.

24. ___________. (2007),“AnIntroductiontotheLawonFinancial Investment”JournalofInternationalBankingLawandRegulation1:67-68.

25. ___________ (2007), “Governance for Sustainable Development: A Foundation forthe Future” Review of European Community and International EnvironmentalLaw(16(1):108-09.

26. ___________ (2006), “The Law of Energy for Sustainable Development” Review ofEuropeanCommunityandInternationalEnvironmentalLaw15(1):115-16.

27. ___________ (2006), “Our Box was Full: An Ethnography for the DelgamuukwPlaintiffs”OsgoodeHallLawJournal44(1):236-42.

28. ___________ (2006),“EmergingForces inEnvironmentalGovernance” InternationalJournalofSustainableDevelopmentLawandPolicy2(1):73-79.

29. ___________ (2006),“HardChoices,SoftLaw:VoluntaryStandards inGlobalTrade,EnvironmentandSocialGovernance”EnvironmentalLawReview8(1):83-84.

30. ___________(2005),“Eco-finance:TheLegalDesignandRegulationofMarket-basedEnvironmental Instruments”Reviewof EuropeanCommunity and InternationalEnvironmentalLaw14(3):303-04.

31. ___________ (2005), “Aboriginal Societies and the Common Law: A History ofSovereignty,StatusandSelf-Determination”IndigenousLawJournal4:241-51.

32. ___________(2005),“LocalForestManagement:TheImpactsofDevolutionPolicies”Review of European Community and International Environmental Law 14(2):183-84.

33. ___________ (2005), “African Environment andDevelopment”Reviewof EuropeanCommunityandInternationalEnvironmentalLaw14(2):189-90.

34. ___________ (2005), “EuropeanUnionEnvironmental Law:An Introduction toKeySelectedIssues”EnvironmentalLawReview7(2):160-62.

35. ___________ (2005), “Transboundary Damage in International Law” Review ofEuropeanCommunityandInternationalEnvironmentalLaw14(1):85-87.

36. ___________ (2005), “Environment and Statecraft. The Strategy of EnvironmentalTreaty-making” Review of European Community and InternationalEnvironmentalLaw14(1):79-80.

37. ___________ (2005), “Energy Security: Managing Risk in a Dynamic Legal andRegulatory Environment” Review of European Community and InternationalEnvironmentalLaw14(1):78-79.

38. ___________ (2004), “Unnatural Law: RethinkingCanadian Environmental LawandPolicy”JournalofEnvironmentalLawandPractice13(2):289-92.

39. ___________ (2003), “The Economic Dynamics of Environmental Law” Journal ofEnvironmentalLaw15(3):422-25.

40. ___________(2003),“IndigenousPeoplesandGovernanceStructures”OsgoodeHallLawJournal41(4):728-34.


41. ___________ (2003), “Climate Change and Power. Economic Instruments forEuropean Electricity” Review of European Community and InternationalEnvironmentalLaw12(2):216-17.

42. ___________ (2002), “State Responsibility for Transboundary Air Pollution inInternationalLaw”ModernLawReview65:632-34.

43. ___________ (2002), “International Institutions: An International OrganizationReader”Review of European Community and International Environmental Law11:109-10.

44. ___________ (2002), “Environmental Law and Regulation” Environmental LawReview4(1):76-77.

45. ___________ (2001), “MultilateralDevelopmentBanking” Journal of EnvironmentalLaw14(1):125-27.

46. ___________ (2001), “The Governance of Corporate Groups” Journal ofEnvironmentalLaw13(3):421-23.

47. ___________(2001),“ISO14001:CaseStudiesandPracticalExperiences”ReviewofEuropeanCommunityandInternationalEnvironmentalLaw10(2):256-57.

48. ___________ (2001), “Globalism, Localism and Identity: Fresh Perspectives on theTransition to Sustainability”Review of European Community and InternationalEnvironmentalLaw10(2):251-52.

49. ___________ (2001), “Environmental Law, the Economy, and SustainableDevelopment”ModernLawReview64:154-57.

50. ___________ (2000), “International Environmental Law in the Asia Pacific”InternationalCompanyandCommercialLawReview3:120.

51. ___________ (1999), “Smart Regulation: Designing Environmental Policy” NewZealandJournalofEnvironmentalLaw3:205-12.

52. ___________& E. Kasai (1997), “Environmental Law: A Guide to Concepts” NewZealandJournalofEnvironmentalLaw(1(1):349-51.

53. ___________& B. Boer (1992), “Selected Multilateral Treaties in the Field of theEnvironment”AustralianYearbookofInternationalLaw13:183-84.

(e)ResearchMonographs,CommissionedReports&Miscellaneous:1. Richardson, B.J. (2016), The Private Sector, Business Law and Environmental

Performance(AustralianPanelofExpertsofEnvironmentalLaw);30pp.

2. Fowler, R., Richardson, B.J., et al. (2016), The Next Generation of Australia’sEnvironmental Laws (AustralianPanelofExpertsofEnvironmental Law),28pp.(co-authoredwith17membersofthePanel).

3.

4. Richardson, B.J. (guest editor) (2012), Journal of Sustainable Finance andInvestment, special edition on “Socially Responsible Investment and ExtractiveIndustries”,2(1):1-81.


5. ___________&G.Tanner (2011),CanadianCompanyLaw:BarriersandPossibilitiesfor Sustainable Companies, Sustainable Companies project (University of OsloLegalStudiesResearchPaperSeries),41pp.

6. ___________.& J. Preu (2011),Germany’s Socially Responsible InvestmentMarket:Obstacles and Opportunities (University of Oslo Legal Studies Research PaperSeries),35pp.

7. ___________ (2007),Climate Law inDeveloping Countries:Measures to Promote aLow Carbon Economy while Promoting Economic Development and PovertyAlleviation(IUCNAcademyofEnvironmentalLaw:Ottawa):30pp.

8. ___________ (2006), Business Ethics and Corporate Environmental Responsibility(report for the IUCNCommissiononEnvironmental Law’sEnvironmentalEthicsSpecialistGroup):20pp.

9. ___________D. Craig & B. Boer (1995),Regional Agreements for Indigenous Landsand Cultures in Canada (North Australia Research Unit, Australian NationalUniversity:Darwin):90pp.

10. Boer, B., D. Craig, J. Beckwith, H. Prokuda & B.J. Richardson (1994),Environmental Impact Assessment Public Inquiry Processes (CommonwealthEnvironmentProtectionAgency:Canberra):72pp.andappendices.

11. ___________ (1993), Legal Strategies for the Conservation and Management ofWetlandsinKenyaandUganda(IUCNRegionalOfficeforEasternAfrica:Nairobi):vii,179pp.

12. ___________ (1992), Comparative Environmental Impact Assessment, Informationpamphlet(IUCNEnvironmentalLawCentre:Bonn):33pp.

13. B. Boer & B.J. Richardson (1992), The Role of Public Inquiries in AustralianResource Use Decisions (Australian Mining and Petroleum Law Association:Melbourne):150pp.

14. Richardson, B.J., et al. (1991), A Legislative and Institutional Framework forEnvironmental Management in Nepal (National Conservation StrategyImplementation Project, National Planning Commission and the IUCN:Kathmandu):134pp.andappendices.

(f)UnpublishedTheses:1. Richardson, B.J., (1995), The Place of Local Institutions in Environmental

Management(PhD,AustralianNationalUniversity):371pp.

2. ___________ (1990) Conflict and Crisis in Public Environmental Policy Making: ACritical Analysis of theNSWSouth East ForestsDispute, (BA(Hons),MacquarieUniversity):154pp.

PUBLICTALKS__________________________________________________________________________________________

1. Panelist (with John Hewson and Naomi Edwards), Fossil Free Future, public

forum,UniversityofTasmania,22August2018.


2. “Timing”, Time and Sustainability symposium, University of Oslo, 28-29 June2018.

3. “Aligning Social Investment with Nature’s Timescales” Cambridge HandbookSymposium,UniversityofOslo,13-14March2018.

4. “TheAPEELBlueprintfortheNextGenerationofAustralianEnvironmentalLaw”,EnvironmentalFrontiersIVColloquium,Hobart,6-7February2018.

5. "CanBeautySavetheEnvironment?AnExplorationoftheAestheticDimensionsofEnvironmentalLaw",ClimateLaw&GovernanceArmchairSeminar,DicksonPoonSchoolofLaw,King’sCollegeLondon,1December2017.

6. "TimescapesofEcologicalRestorationinaGlobalisingWorld",RestoringLayeredGeographies: Global and Law Approaches, Tilburg University workshop, 3November2017.

7. "Aesthetics: The Global Language of Environmental Law", Tilburg Law Schoolseminarseries,Tilburg,25October2017.

8. "From Global Law to Earth Law", Tilburg Law School, public lecture, 11September2017.

9. “GreeningBusinessLaw:ConstraintsandOpportunities”NationalEnvironmentalLawAssociation,annualconference,Brisbane,4August2017.

10. “Time and Environmental Law”, Kirby Seminar, University of New EnglandSchoolofLaw,Armidale,13July2017.

11. “Environmental Negotiation”, presentation for Student Environmental LawSociety,UniversityofTasmania,24May2017.

12. “Fossil FuelsDivestment – Can ItWork?”, International Trade and InvestmentConference,UniversityofOslo,9-10May2017.

13. “Sustainability Investment and the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund”,Nomosphere:AGlobalLawPodcast,TilburgUniversity,28April2017.

14. “Global Rewilding and Ecological Restoration Law”, Global Law Lab Seminar,TilburgUniversity,7February2017.

15. “Can Fossil Fuels Divestment Succeed?” Environmental Law Seminar Series,TilburgUniversity,6February2017.

16. “Divesting from Climate Change: The Road to Influence?”, Climate Law &Governance Armchair Seminar, Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s CollegeLondon,3February2017.

17. “Time and Environmental Law in a Changing Climate”, Climate Law andGovernanceLectureSeries,DicksonPoonSchoolofLaw,King’sCollegeLondon,1February2017.

18. “Risk and Disclosure” session speaker, Ideas Lab in Climate Law & Finance:TragedyoftheHorizonorTimeforimprovement?,DicksonPoonSchoolofLaw,King’sCollegeLondon,31January2017.

19. “AcademiaMeetsActivism”,panelspeaker,TilburgUniversity,16January2017.


20. “TimeMatterstoEnvironmentalLaw:TheNatureofTimeandTimeinNature”,GlobalLawVisitingChairpubliclecture,TilburgUniversity,16January2017.

21. “Rallentare: Timescapes of the Ecological Economy”, Between Activism andEnterprise: The Role of Law in Redefining Growth and Prosperity in the NewEconomy,UniversityofNewSouthWales,15August2016.

22. “Commercial – Philanthropic Strategies for Funding EnvironmentalSustainability”, Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network Conference,Melbourne,1June2016.

23. “Private Nature Conservation and Reform of Victoria’s Flora and FaunaGuaranteeAct”, Environmental JusticeAustraliaRoundtable - FloraandFaunaGuaranteeAct,Melbourne,27April2016.

24. “Fossil Fuel Divestment and Universities: Can They, Should They?” UTASInstituteforSocialChange,Seminarseries,22April2016.

25. “MoneyTalks? FossilFuelDivestingCampaignsandEnvironmentalGovernanceReform”,NationalLawReformConference,AustralianNationalUniversity,14-15April2016.

26. “Corporate Social Responsibility and Slow Food”, Agrifood Conference, XXII,Queenstown,NewZealand,7-9December2015.

27. “RestorationDialogues: An Introduction”, Restorations Dialogues, University ofTasmania,Tasmania,3-4November2015.

28. “Resourcing Eco-Restoration: Strengthening Private Sector Initiative”,RestorationsDialogues,UniversityofTasmania,Tasmania,3-4November2015.

29. “Canadian Universal Investors: A Force for Socially Responsible Investing?”,seminar, Institute for the Study of Corporate Social Responsibility, RyersonUniversity,Toronto,26October2015.

30. “Tasmanian Environmental Law: Legal and Political Advocacy Strategies”,seminar,OsgoodeHallLawSchool,YorkUniversity,Toronto,23October2015.

31. “Doing Time: Aligning Environmental Decisions with Natural Time Scales”,seminar,FacultyofLaw,UniversityofOttawa,Ottawa,22October2015.

32. “Why, Can and How Should Responsible Investors Address Climate Change”seminar, Carleton Centre for Community Innovation, Carleton University,Ottawa,20October2015.

33. “SociallyResponsibleInvestingandClimateChange”,OaktreeCommunityLeaderSummit,Dysart,Tasmania,11September2015.

34. “Environmental Governance”, Research Conversations, Sustainability PolicyInstitute,CurtinUniversity,Perth,9June2015.

35. “EnvironmentalLawandTime”TowardsaMulti-strandedTemporality”,Seminar,UniversityofWesternAustraliaFacultyofLaw,Perth,8June2015.

36. “TimeandEnvironmentalLaw:RestoringNature’sFuture”,Seminar,QueenslandUniversityofTechnologySchoolofLaw,Brisbane,2April2015.


37. “Restoring the Past: Overcoming Environmental Law’s Temporal Weakness”Socio-LegalResearchSeminarSeries,GriffithUniversity,Brisbane,1April2015.

38. Introductory and closing remarks, Rewilding Tasmania, University of Tasmania,20February2015.

39. “Time and Environmental Law: Past Loss as Nature’s Lex Ferenda”, ResearchSeminarSeries,CentreforEnvironmentalLaw,MacquarieUniversity,Sydney,13November2014.

40. “The Climate Finance Market- From Brokering Transactions to LeveragingPositive Change” Environmental Finance Symposium, Macquarie University,Sydney25July2014.

41. “Human Rights Responsibilities of Fiduciary Investors”, Presentation to theShareholders Association for Research and Education (SHARE), Vancouver, 21February2014.

42. “ReformingFinanceCapitalismforSustainability”,SustainableCompanies–WeMakeItHappen,UniversityofOslo,Oslo,5-6December2013(presentedonmybehalfbyCarolLiao).

43. “SociallyResponsibleInvestingforSustainability:OvercomingItsIncompleteandConflictingRationales”, SixthAnnual PRIAcademicNetworkConference, Paris,13-15November2013(presentedonmybehalfbyCelineLouche).

44. “Fiduciary Responsibility in Retail Funds: Clarifying the Prospects for SRI”,Webinar,ResponsibleInvestingInitiative,9October2013.

45. “TimescapesofSustainability:InvestinglikeGardeners”,It’sTime:TheTemporalDimensionsofResponsible Investing, symposium,UBC,Vancouver, 20-21 June2013.

46. “SustainableUniversity Endowments”, UBCNew Economy Summit, Vancouver4-5April2013.

47. “Investing in Nature’s Trust: Environmental Governance of the FinancialEconomy”,KirbySeminar,UniversityofNewEnglandSchoolof Law,Armidale,20February2013.

48. “UniversityInvestorsandFiduciaryResponsibility”,PublicSeminar,UniversityofVictoriaWorkingGrouponResponsibleInvestments,Victoria,6November2012.

49. “Should Environmentalists Pay Attention to the Financial Economy”? Seminar,UBC Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability, Vancouver, 1November2012.

50. “FiduciaryResponsibilityinRetailFunds:TheProspectsforSRI”,Workshop:TheFinancial Sector and Sustainable Development, University of Waterloo, 4-5October2012.

51. “Five Follies of Fiduciary Finance Law—Our Understanding of It, That Is”, UNPrinciples of Responsible Investment Academic Conference 2012, YorkUniversity,Toronto,1-3October2012.


52. “Ethical Investing and Governance of the Financial Economy”, University ofTechnology Sydney (UTS) Law School: Annual Lawyers and Ethics EminentSpeakerLecture,3May2012.

53. “ADampSquib:EnvironmentalLaw'sLimits inaHumanEvolutionaryContext”,UniversityofTechnologySydney (UTS) Institute forSustainableFutures,PublicSeminar,30April2012.

54. “The Financial Economy: A New Frontier for Environmental Law?”, FacultyColloquium,Lewis&ClarkSchoolofLaw,Portland,19March2012.

55. “Right to Develop – Right to Pollute?” UBC International DevelopmentWeekSeminar,UniversityofBritishColumbia,8February2012.

56. “Small Ain’t Always Beautiful: Local Government as a Stakeholder inInternationalClimateLaw”,LocalClimateChangeLawWorkshop,UniversityofBritishColumbia,22-23October2011.

57. “Voluntary Codes of Conduct for Responsible Financing and their Impact onExtractive Industries”,SociallyResponsible InvestmentandCanadianExtractiveIndustriesSymposium,UniversityofBritishColumbia,10-11September2011.

58. “CanFinancialMarketsPromoteSustainableCompanies?”,TowardsSustainableCompanies:IdentifyingNewAvenues,UniversityofOslo,29-30August2011.

59. “Unmasking Environmental Law's Tutankhamun”, Trade, Corporations andNatural Resources Conference, University of the West of England, Bristol, 30June2011.

60. “Canadian Universities and the Law of Responsible Investing”, Coalition ofUniversitiesforResponsibleInvestingSymposium,Victoria,BritishColumbia,21June2011.

61. “Sustainable Finance: A Maelstrom or Measured Mutation?” Navigating theGreenEconomyConference,LondonSchoolofEconomicsandtheAmericanBarAssociation,London,23-24May2011.

62. “Socially Responsible Investment”, Protecting the Environment in the XXICentury: The Role of the Private Sector, International Symposium, GraduateInstituteofInternationalandDevelopmentStudies,Geneva,20-21May2011.

63. “Can Canadian Institutional Investors be a Muse for Corporate SocialResponsibility?” CSR in the Pacific Rim Conference, Canadian Business EthicsResearch Network and the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, 14-15April2011.

64. “Sustainability andMoney Balance”, Sustainability and Greenization InitiativesSeminar, Institute for Resources Environment & Sustainability, University ofBritishColumbia,Vancouver,March9,2011.

65. “Sustainable Development: What Role for Corporate and Financial Law?”Renewing Environmental Law: A Conference for Public Interest EnvironmentalLawPractitioners,Vancouver,3-4February2011.

66. “The Fiduciary Duty of Investors to Integrate ESG Issues into InvestmentProcesses”,Webinar,PRIAcademicNetwork,10January2011.


67. “SociallyResponsibleInvestmentasaMeansofImprovingCorporateBehaviour,with Particular Regard to Climate Change Issues”, Sustainable CompaniesWorkshop,UniversityofOslo,Norway,28November–3December2010.

68. “Canadian Company Law and Corporate Environmental Responsibility”,Sustainable CompaniesWorkshop, University of Oslo, Oslo, 28 November – 3December2010(withGeorgiaTanner).

69. “SociallyResponsibleInvestingandFiduciaryLaw:DemocratizingGovernanceofInvestment Institutions”, Workshop, Responsive Regulation in Theory andPractice,UniversityofBritishColumbia,Vancouver,30September–1October,2010.

70. “ATourdeForceorDampSquib?SociallyResponsibleInvestmentinAustralia”,Seminar,SchoolofAccounting&CorporateGovernance,UniversityofTasmania,Hobart,13August2010.

71. “The Dominant Animal: Human Evolution and the Limits of Law”, Seminar,FacultyofLaw,UniversityofTasmania,Hobart,12August2010.

72. “ClimateFinancein(South)Africa:RegulatoryandPolicy Issues”,SouthAfricanEnvironmentalLawAssociationAnnualConference,Durban,22May2010.

73. “From Fiduciary Duties to Fiduciary Relationships for Socially ResponsibleInvestment”, UN Principles of Responsible Investment Academic Conference2010,CopenhagenBusinessSchool,Copenhagen,5-7May.2010.

74. “TheHumanConditionandtheLimitsofEnvironmentalLaw”,seminar,FacultyofLaw,UniversityofBritishColumbia,Vancouver,23November,2009.

75. “Why Doesn’t Environmental Law Work?” Seventh IUCN Academy ofEnvironmentalLawColloquium,WuhanUniversity,Wuhan,1-5November2009.

76. “Being Virtuous and Prosperous: SRI’s Conflicting Goals” (presentedwithWesCragg),UNPrinciplesofResponsibleInvestmentAcademicConference,CarletonUniversity,Ottawa,1-3October,2009.

77. “TheHumanConditionand the LimitsofEnvironmental Law”, Societyof LegalScholarsAnnualConference,KeeleUniversity,UK,7-8September2009.

78. “Sustainability and Governance of the Financial Economy”, Symposium onSustainability Governance, European University Institute, Florence, 25 June2009.

79. “New Perspectives on Fiduciary Responsibilities and SRI”, SustainableInvestment in Unprecedented Times: Canadian Responsible InvestmentConference2009.Winnipeg,7-9June2009.

80. “21stCenturyFiduciaryDutiesforSociallyResponsibleInvestment”,ResponsibleInvestment, Ethics and the Global Financial Crisis, CBERN Annual Conference,Ottawa,29May2009.

81. “TheNewParadigmofCorporateSocialResponsibilityanditsParadoxes”(panelmoderator and presenter), International Research Workshop of the IsraelScience Foundation: The Regulatory State at the 21st Century: FundamentalQuestions in the Design of Regulatory Policy-Lessons from the EnvironmentalField,Bar-IlanUniversity,TelAviv,17-19May2009.


82. “AWorld in Crisis: Opening Remarks”, Osgoode Hall Graduate Law Students’AssociationAnnualConference,Toronto,1-2May2009.

83. “ClimateFinanceanditsGovernance:MovingtoaLowCarbonEconomythroughSocially Responsible Financing?” Society of Environmental Law and EconomicsConference,UniversityofBritishColumbia,Vancouver,27-28March2009.

84. “ClimateFinanceanditsGovernance:FromFinancial IntermediationtoSociallyResponsibleInvestment”,WisconsinInternationalLawJournal2009Symposium:Global Climate Change and Sustainable Development: Challenges andOpportunities for International Law, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 6-7March2009.

85. Presenter on panel on “Corporate Social Responsibility: An Oxymoron?”, LawUnionofOntario,AnnualConference,Toronto,28February2009.

86. “Climate Change: Legal and Business Cases for Early Action”, Climate ChangeStrategies for aChangingEnvironment,ConferenceBoardofCanada, Toronto,26January2009.

87. “Can Corporate Social Responsibility Help to Alleviate Poverty?” Sixth IUCNAcademyofEnvironmentalLawColloquium,MexicoCity,10-15November2008.

88. “ClimateChange: FiduciaryDuties andResponsible Investment”,Annual SRI intheRockiesConference,USSocialInvestmentForum,Whistler,BritishColumbia,26-29October2008.

89. “SRI and Its Regulation: International Trends and Lessons”, Canada EurasiaRussiaBusinessAssociation,Seminar,Toronto,22October2008.

90. Chair and discussant for the panel on “Role of Canadian Companies inInternationalNormCreation:CorporateCounselRoundtable”,CanadianCouncilof International Law's Annual Conference, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, 17October2008.

91. Presenter on panel on “Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Emissions:Corporate and Consumer Concerns, Issues and Perspectives”, 38th AnnualWorkshop on Commercial and Consumer Law, University of Manitoba,Winnipeg,3-4October2008.

92. “Socially Responsible Investment and Climate Finance”, Climate Law andDevelopingCountriesPost-2012:NorthandSouthPerspectives, IUCNAcademyofEnvironmentalLaw,Ottawa,26-28September2008.

93. Presenter at the “Workshop on Socially Responsible Investment”, AmnestyInternational’s Toronto Business and Human Rights Team, Toronto, 20September2008.

94. “Putting Theory into Practice: How Can We Apply Ecological Ethics to theCorporate World?” Reconciling Human Existence and Ecological IntegrityConference,GlobalEcologicalIntegrityGroup,Berlin,16-20July2008.

95. “Financing Solutions to Climate Change: The Potential and Limits of SociallyResponsible InvestmentanditsRegulation”,LawandSocietyAssociation:2008AnnualMeeting,Montreal,30May–2June2008.


96. “Climate Change and Socially Responsible Investment: Some Legal and PolicyIssues”,LegalProfessionalDevelopmentseminar,UniversityofSydney,26May2008.

97. “Financing Solutions to Climate Change: The Potential and Limits of SociallyResponsibleInvestmentandItsRegulation”,5thAsianLawInstituteConference,UniversityofSingapore,22-23May2008.

98. Presenter and discussant on “The Ethical and Business Case in SRI” in theworkshop on Socially Responsible Investment in Canada, Canadian BusinessEthicsResearchNetwork,Toronto,11April2008.

99. Moderatoranddiscussantforthesession“BlueGold:WaterCommodification”,15th Annual Canadian International Law Students Conference, Toronto, 9February2008.

100. “Moving from the Business Case to Ethical Case SRI: The Role of FiduciaryDuties”,ResponsibleBusinessNetwork–ResearchWorkshop,SchulichBusinessSchool,YorkUniversity,Toronto,30November2007.

101. “Barriers to SRI by University Pension Plan”, Universities and ResponsibleInvestment, University Consortium on the Global South, York University,Toronto,26September2007.

102. “Religious Investors:Moving from the ‘BusinessCase’ to the ‘Ethical Case’ forSociallyResponsibleInvestment”,EcologicalIntegrityandaSustainableSocietyConference,GlobalEcologicalIntegrityGroup,DalhousieUniversity,Halifax,24-29June2007.

103. “Protecting Indigenous Peoples through Responsible Finance”, 5th IUCNAcademyofEnvironmentalLawColloquium,RiodeJaneiroandParaty,1-5June2007.

104. “CorporateSocial andEnvironmentalResponsibility”, IUCNEnvironmental LawAcademyworkshop,UniversityofOttawa,19-21April2007.

105. “Protecting Indigenous Peoples through Socially Responsible Investment”,IndigenousLawandLegalSystems:RecognitionandRevitalizationConference,UniversityofToronto,26-27January2007.

106. “Socially Responsible Investment as a Means of Promoting CorporateEnvironmental Responsibility”, 4h IUCN Academy of Environmental LawColloquium,PaceUniversity,NewYork,16-20October2006.

107. “Should Environmental Law Concern Itself with Ethical Investing?” GlobalEcologicalIntegrityGroupConference,Samos,Greece,4-9July2006.

108. “RegulationofSociallyResponsibleInvestmentintheFinancialServicesSector:GlobalTrendsandLessons?”PublicLecture,AsianInstituteofInternationalandFinancialLaw,UniversityofHongKong,30May2006.

109. “TrendsintheEnvironmentalRegulationofEastAsia’sSpecialEconomicZones:Convergence or Diversity?” 3rd Asian Law Institute Conference, East ChinaUniversityofPoliticsandLaw,Shanghai,24-26May2006.


110. “The Soft Law of Corporate Environmental Responsibility: Ethical InvestmentGovernance”, Comparative Research in Law and Political Economy NetworkConference,Toronto,20-21October2005.

111. “Environmental Law’sUneasyParadox:PublicDevelopmentRightsandPrivateCommon Law Remedies.” Canadian Association of Law Teachers AnnualConference,UniversityofBritishColumbia,Vancouver,23-25June2005.

112. “EnvironmentalRegulationinEastAsia’sSpecialEconomicZones”,ManagementChallenges in Times of Global Change and Uncertainty: The 9th InternationalConference on Global Business and Economic Development, HanyangUniversity,Seoul,25-28May2005.

113. “What is theLegalStatusofKyoto?”TheKyotoConference,FraserMackenzieCapitalInc.,Toronto,16February2005.

114. “International Environmental Regulation of theOil Industry”, Glendon CollegeModelUnitedNationsConference,Toronto,22October2004.

115. “The Kyoto Protocol and its Implementation in Canada”, World View YouthConference,Toronto,22-27June2004.

116. “Corporate Finance and Environmentally Responsible Business”, SecondConferenceon InternationalCorporateResponsibility,CarnegieBosch InstituteandtheUniversityofAmsterdam,18-20June2004.

117. “Regulating Economic Growth through Financial Organisations.” 2003 OpenMeeting of theHumanDimensions ofGlobal Environmental Change ResearchCommunity,McGillUniversity,Montreal,16-18October2003.

118. “Economic Policy Instruments for Climate Change Mitigation: A Review ofInternational Experience”, Expert Seminar for Environment Canada’s PolicyResearchDirectorate,Ottawa,8September2003.

119. “EthicalFinanceandClimateChange”,BuildingEthicalInstitutionsforBusiness,EuropeanBusiness EthicsNetworkAnnual Conference, BudapestUniversity ofEconomicSciences,29-31August2003.

120. “Towards Sustainable Banking: Environmental Financing and its Regulation”,Canadian Economics Association 37th Annual Meeting, Carleton University,Ottawa,28-30May2003.

121. “Implementing the Kyoto Protocol at the International and National Level”,Recent Challenges and Developments in International Law, International LawSocieties at the University of Toronto and Osgoode Hall, Faculty of Law,UniversityofToronto,8March2003.

122. “Indigenous Environmental Management Regimes in the Developing World:Self-determination, Survival and Sustainability”, After Johannesburg: NewStrategies for Sustainable Livelihoods, York University, Toronto, 27-28September2002.

123. “StrengtheningEnvironmentalRegulationthroughtheBankingSector”,Societyof Public Teachers of Law (SPTL) Annual Conference, DeMontfort University,Leicester,9-11September2002.


124. “Insurance Markets for Promoting Corporate Environmental Responsibility”,10th International Conference of the Greening of Industry Network, GöteborgUniversity,Sweden,23-26June2002.

125. “CanInstitutional InvestorsContributetoEnvironmentalRegulation?”seminar,FacultyofLaw,UniversityofAuckland,4June2002.

126. “Developments in European Energy Law”, seminar, Association of IcelandicLawyers,Reykjavík,13March2002.

127. “Enlisting Institutional Investors in Environmental Regulation: SomeComparativeandTheoreticalPerspectives”,seminar,OsgoodeHallLawSchool,YorkUniversity,Toronto,11February2002.

128. “The Role of Banks and Institutional Investors in Sustainable Development”,UniversityAssociationforContemporaryEuropeanStudiesAnnualConference,UniversityofBristol,3-5September2001.

129. “Market Institutions for Sustainability: European Experience”, Fourth BiennialConferenceoftheCanadianSocietyforEcologicalEconomics,McGillUniversity,Montreal,23-25August2001.

130. “Economic Instruments and Financial Organisations in InternationalEnvironmental Law”, Public Lecture Institute of Public Law, University ofFreiburg,29June2001.

131. “Financial Institutions as a Means of Environmental Regulation: PerspectivesfromEurope and theUnited States”, Public Lecture,Moscow School of SocialandEconomicSciences,25May2001.

132. “Economic Instruments for Off-Park Nature Conservation”, Workshop onCommunity Right to Buy, Access to the Countryside, Reform of SSSIs andNational Parks in Scotland, Department of Land Economy, University ofAberdeen,14May2001.

133. “Role of Financial Institutions as Surrogate Environmental Regulators”, Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) Annual Conference, University of Bristol, 4-5April2001.

134. “NewArchitecture forEcologicalResponsibility:EnvironmentalCitizenshipandEnvironmental Justice in aMarket Context”, TakingNature Seriously: Citizens,ScienceandEnvironment,UniversityofOregon,25-27February2001.

135. “Building the Environmental LawDiaspora: TheRole of Financial Institutions”,SocietyofPublicTeachersofLaw(SPTL)AnnualConference,UniversityCollegeLondon,18-20September2000.

136. “StatesbetweenEconomicDeregulationandEcologicalResponsibility:ThePlaceof Environmental Justice”, Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) AnnualConference,Queen’sUniversity,Belfast,26-28April2000.

137. “States between EconomicDeregulation and Environmental Reregulation: TheHybridisationofEnvironmentalLaw”,TheChangingRoleofEnvironmentalLaw,UK Environmental LawAssociation, Imperial College,University of London, 31March–2April2000.


138. “EconomicInstrumentsandLegalHybridsinEnvironmentalLaw:TheAustralianand New Zealand Experience”, Seminar, Faculty of Law, University ofSouthampton,24November1999.

139. “Notions of ‘Citizenship’ in New Zealand Environmental Law”, EnvironmentalLawandEnvironmentalCitizenship,UniversityofAberdeen,26-27August1999(withProfessorKennethPalmer).

140. “New Zealand’s Experience with the Use of Economic Instruments IncludingTaxes and Tradeable Permits”, Queensland Environmental Law AssociationConference,NoosaHeads,28-29May1999.

141. “Incentives for Sustainable Use of Wetlands in Australia: Regulatory andEconomicMechanisms”,Environmental JusticeandLegalProcesses,UniversityofCapeTown,16-17April1998.

142. “Defining the ‘Reasonably Foreseeable Needs of Future Generations’ in NewZealand Fisheries Management”, Seaviews: Marine Ecosystem ManagementObligationsandOpportunities,VictoriaUniversityofWellington,11-14February1998.

143. “Economic Deregulation and Sustainable Management in New Zealand”,Environmental Justice: Global Ethics for the 21st Century, University ofMelbourne,1-3October1997.

144. “EconomicInstrumentsandEnvironmentalManagement:RegulatoryandPolicyImplications for New Zealand”, Resource Management Law AssociationConference,Queenstown,29-30August1997.

145. “Regional Agreements for Indigenous Self-Determination: Lessons for NewZealand”,seminar,FacultyofLaw,UniversityofAuckland,16June1996.

146. “Regional Frameworks for Explicating Native Title: From Land Tenure to LandManagement”, International Bar Association Conference, Melbourne, 11-13October1994.

147. “CanadianComprehensiveClaimsAgreementsandtheirPotentialApplicationtoAustralia”,AfterMaboSeminar,CentreforResourceandEnvironmentalStudies,AustralianNationalUniversity,Canberra,16March1994.

148. “Legal Issues inWetlands Conservation in East Africa”, seminar, IUCN EasternAfricaRegionalOffice,Nairobi,5April1993.

149. “Protection of the Ozone Layer under International Law: The Implications forDeveloping Countries”, International Conference on Environment and Law,Kathmandu,6-8March1992.

150. “Regional Agreements in Australia and Canada.” Conference on ResourceDevelopment and Kimberley Aboriginal Control, Kimberley Land Council,CrocodileHole,WesternAustralia,September1991.

151. “Transnational Environmental Law and Policy for East Asia and the SouthPacific”, Diplomacy Training Programme, seminar on Environment andInternationalLaw,UniversityofNewSouthWales,Sydney,12February1990.


TEACHING__________________________________________________________________________________________

(a)CoursesandSeminarsTaught:*denotesgraduatelevelcourse+denotesco-taughtcourseUniversityofTasmania,FacultyofLaw;InstituteofMarineandAntarcticStudies

• CorporateSocialResponsibilityandtheLaw(2015,2018)• EnvironmentalLaw(2014,2015)• EthicsandSocialResponsibility+(2016.2017,2018)• GlobalEnvironmentalGovernance(2016)• InternationalMarineManagement+(2014,2015)• IndigenousPeoplesandtheLaw+(2017)• OneOcean+(2017,2018)• PropertyLaw+(2018)• TopicsinMarineEnvironmentalStudies+(2015,2016)

UniversityofBritishColumbia,FacultyofLaw:

• CorporateSocialResponsibilityandtheLaw(2012,2013,2014)• EnvironmentalLaw(2011,2011,2012,2013)• GlobalEnvironmental&ResourcesLawExternshipProgram(2014)• PhDSeminarinLegalTheory*(2011,2012)

YorkUniversity,OsgoodeHallLawSchool:

! ClimateChangeLaw+(2008,2009)! EnvironmentalLaw(2003,2004)! IndigenousPeoplesandtheLaw(2005,2006,2007,2009)! IntensivePrograminAboriginalLands,Resources&Governments+(2007,

2008)! InternationalEnvironmentalLaw(2003)! LandUsePlanningLaw(2006,2008)! PropertyLaw(2003,2005)

UniversityofManchester,SchoolofLaw:

! ConceptsinEnvironmentalLaw+(1999,2001,2002)! EconomicsofRegulation*+(2000,2001.2002)! Global&EuropeanEnvironmentalRegulation*(2001)! InternationalEconomicLaw*+(1999)! LawandEconomics+(2000)! LegalMethodandSystems+(2001)! PlanningandEnvironmentalLaw+(1999,2000,2001,2002)! PublicInternationalLaw+(1999,2000,2002)

UniversityofAuckland;FacultyofLaw;SchoolofEnvironmentalandMarineScience:

! EconomicInstrumentsandEnvironmentalLaw*(1997,1998)! EnvironmentalLawConcepts*(1999)


! EnvironmentalLawandPolicy(1996,1997,1998)! EnvironmentalLawforNon-Lawyers+(1996,1997,1998)! InternationalEnvironmentalLaw(1996,1997,1998,1999)! InternationalLaw+(1998)! LandLaw+(1996,1997)! SocietyandEnvironment+(1997,1998)

MacquarieUniversity,SchoolofLaw:

! ConstitutionalLaw(1991)! LandLaw(1991)

(b)VisitingCourseInstructor:

• Corporate Social Responsibility and the Law (December 2013), MacquarieUniversity.

• CorporateSocialResponsibilityandtheLaw*(June-July2013),LLMProgram,UniversityofWaikato.

• Corporate Environmental Governance* (August 2010), LLM Program,UniversityofAuckland.

• InternationalEnvironmentalLaw* (February2001),LLMProgram,UniversityofStockholm.

• EnvironmentalLaw*(March2001),LLMProgram,UniversityofCopenhagen• InternationalEnvironmentalLaw(October2001),UniversityofMilan.• EnvironmentalLaw*(March2002)LLMProgram,UniversityofIceland.

(c)GuestLectures:Lectured on a variety of environmental law topics at the Australian NationalUniversity, King’s College London, Ocean University of China, Tilburg University,University of Aberystwyth, University of Auckland, University of Queensland,University of Sydney and York University, as well as for the Association ofTransnationalLawSchools(ATLAS)FirstAnnualAgora.(d)MootCoaching:AnimalLawMoot(2015),Facultycoach,UniversityofTasmaniaFacultyofLawteam.

Semi-finalist,ranked3/18teams.Canadian Willms and Shier Environmental Law Moot (2013) Faculty coach, UBC

Faculty of Law team. The team crowned moot champions and won bestappellantfactumaward.

USWesternRegional Environmental LawNegotiation: Lewis&Clark Schoolof Law(2012,2013);Facultycoach,UBCFacultyofLawteam.Ranked3/8teams.

Copenhagen International Climate Change Law Negotiation Competition (2008);FacultyCoach(withStepanWood),OsgoodeHallLawSchoolteam.Unranked.

Kawaskimhon:NationalAboriginalLawMoot(2005,2006,2007,2008,2009,2010):Facultycoach,OsgoodeHallLawSchoolteam(non-competitivemoot).


(e)ExternalExaminerAppointments:• MPhildissertation,UniversityofWesternAustralia,2018• PhDdissertation,TilburgUniversity,2017.• PhDdissertation,UniversityofNewEngland,2016.• PhDdissertation,AustralianNationalUniversity,2012.• PhDdissertation,UniversityofOttawa,2011.• PhDdissertation,UniversityofSydney,2010.• PhDdissertation,QueenslandUniversityofTechnology,2010.• International Environmental Law course (LLB / LLM), University of Hong Kong

FacultyofLaw,2008–2010.• PhDdissertation,UniversityofAberdeen,2002.• LLMthesis,McGillUniversity,2002.• InternationalEnvironmentalLawcourse(LLB),VictoriaUniversityofWellington,

1999.RESEARCHSUPERVISION__________________________________________________________________________________________

*denotesprincipalsupervisor+denotesco-supervisor(a)Doctoral(dissertations):Nicky van Dijk, “Representing Future Generations in International Climate Law-

making: Fairness, legitimacy and effectiveness” University of Tasmania (inprogress).+

Lisa Uffman-Kirsh, "Approval Processes for Activities Affecting the MarineEnvironment:EmpiricalandTheoreticalLessonsfromtheRelationshipofSocialLicense and Free, Prior, Informed Consent", University of Tasmania (inprogress).*

MariaNicolae,“AnAssessmentoftheAppropriateness,EffectivenessandEfficiencyof the Australian Disclosure Regime to EnableMarket Regulation of CSR” (inprogress).*

Muhammed Zain U. Abedin, “Uncertainties and Complexities in CorporateGovernance: AnAnalysis of Regular and Irregular participation of Employees”,UniversityofTasmania(inprogress).*

ReiaAnquet,“IndigenousPeoples'ParticipationinPublicPolicy:MarineGovernanceinAustralia,Canada,andNewZealand”,UniversityofGrenoble(inprogress).+

Elaine Hsiao, “International Peace Parks: Promoting Environmental, Social andInternationalPeacethroughTransboundaryConservation”,UBC(2018).*

CarolLiao,“CorporateLawasaTooltoAdvancetheSocialEconomy”,UniversityofBritishColumbia(UBC)(2016).+

Demola Okeowo, “Normative Legal and Ethical Frameworks for EnvironmentalRefugees”,UBC(until2014).*

SiHao, “EnvironmentalDisclosurebyPublic ListedCompaniesUnder theCanadianSecuritiesRegulatoryRegime”,UBC(until2014).+


KirstenManley-Casimir,“OilandWater inHaidaGwaii:TowardsaPrinciples-BasedApproachtoAboriginalTitle”,YorkUniversity(until2014).+

Patricia Hania, “Re-framing Water Law in Canada”, York University (2009-10,supervisedjointlywithDaynaScott).*

StanBenda,“RighttoKnoworNeedtoKnow:TheLabellingofGenetically-ModifiedFoods”,YorkUniversity(2010).+

Sari Graben, “Co-Management: The Legal Impact of Participatory Governance onAdministrative Decision-Making in the Mackenzie Valley”, York University(2010).+

Reza Rajabuin, “Essays on Bargaining and Institutions: Fostering EconomicDevelopment through the Utilization of Competition Law”, York University(2009).*

YemiOke,“Does‘Tomorrow’Matter?RethinkingIntergenerationalSustainabilityandTraditional Knowledge in Natural Resources Management in Nigeria”, YorkUniversity(2007).*

Sasha Baglay, “Interdependence of National Identities and Refugee Protection: AStudyofAustralia,CanadaandtheEU”,YorkUniversity(2007).*

ChineduE.Ideke,“DeflectionistInstitutionsorBeaconsofHope?AStudyofNationalHumanRightsCommissionsinAnglophoneAfrica”YorkUniversity(2006).+

Alizera Jahangiri, “Dispute SettlementMechanisms in International EnvironmentalLaw”,UniversityofManchester(until2006).*

(b)MasterofLaws(theses):Michael Mosimann, “Corporate Legal Aspects of Impact Investments in British

Columbia”,UBC(2014).*Matthew Pudovskis, “Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Environmental

Governance in Canada: The Role of Law and Comprehensive Agreements inFacilitatingIncorporation”,UBC(2013).*

MorganMcDonald,“ClimateChangeLitigation”,UBC(2012).*KarenFernandes, “PrivateStakeholders in thePublicRealm:AStudyofPublicand

Private Approaches to Land Redevelopment Strategies in the City”, YorkUniversity(2011).*

TraceyPowell, “FromLegalReform toLegalEmpowerment, theChangingFacesofLawandDevelopment”,YorkUniversity(2010).+

Zaglul Haider, “Conflict Resolution in South Asia: Does International LawWork?”,YorkUniversity(2010).*

Anna-PaulaAkermanSheps,“TheGMOS, theWTOandtheNewObstacles forRiskAssessment”,YorkUniversity(2010).+

Wiseman Ubochioma, “The Need for Anti-trust Law in Nigeria's LiberalizedTelecommunicationSector”,YorkUniversity(2009).+

Anastasiya Kurhanava, “Pyrrhic Victory over Banking Secrecy”, York University(2009).*

MaryGrindley, “Discretion and Judicial ReviewUnder theCanadian EnvironmentalAssessmentAct:CaseStudyofaPanelReview”,YorkUniversity(2009).+

Anastasia Tataryn, “A Different Kind of Hope: Persons Living Without Status,CanadianImmigrationLawandtheProspectofRegularization”,YorkUniversity(2009).+


GowrySivapathasundram,“Refugees‘PersoninNeedofProtection’Category:WhoReceivesProtectionorRejection?”,YorkUniversity(2009).*

Veronica Fynn, “Refugee/Displaced Women and Children Right(s) to Health andEducationinCrisesSituation”,YorkUniversity(2009).*

Hanson Sone, “Commitment without Compliance: The Protection of the Rights ofRefugeesunderInternationalLawofHumanRights”,YorkUniversity(2008).*

Nicholas Juzda,“TheTortLiabilityofDirectors toPartiesOutside theCorporation”,YorkUniversity(2007).*

Shauna Parr, “A Framework for Environmental Regulation by Local Government”,YorkUniversity(2006).*

Adam Kay, “Intergovernmental Institutions, Transnational Corporations and theModernParadigm”,YorkUniversity(2006).*

Yemi Oke, “Sustainable Utilization of Mineral Resources in Sub-Saharan Africa: AComparative Appraisal of the Mining Regime in Nigeria”, York University(2004).*

Nicole Hoffmann, “The EU’s Eco-Management and Audit Scheme”, University ofManchester(2001).*

(c)MasterofEnvironmentalStudies(thesesandmajorresearchpapers):Leanna Farr, “Adaptation, Evolution and Resilience of Aboriginal Knowledge and

Modern Day Teme Augama Anishnabai Environmental Philosophies andPractice”,YorkUniversity(2011).*

AnneThompson, “GovernanceandRural Sustainability:ACase Studyon the JunínProject of the CopperMesaMining Corporation in Northwest Ecuador”, YorkUniversity(2009).*

Sarah Jacobs, “Public Participation & Influence at Ontario Municipal Board”, YorkUniversity(2006).*

Alice Barton, “Scales of Environmental Management and Canadian Federalism:TheoryandinPractice”,YorkUniversity(2005).*

Nia Davies, “Energy Law Reform and Climate Change”, University of Manchester(2002).*

(d)OtherResearchPaperSupervision(Undergraduate/GraduateLevels):Selected research topics include: aboriginal land rights, animal rights, biodiversityconservation law, climate change law, indigenous environmental knowledge andintellectual property law; international humanitarian law, marine plastic pollutiongovernance,public interest litigation,urban landuseplanning,waterandwetlandslaw.UNIVERSITYSERVICE__________________________________________________________________________________________

UniversityofTasmania:

• Co-convenor,GreenBag:readingandwritinggroup(2018-present)


• Co-convenor,LegalTheoryandHistorySeminarSeries(2017-present)• Member,TeachingandLearningCommittee,FacultyofLaw(2014-17)• Member, Education Committee, Institute for Marine & Antarctic Studies

(2016-present)• Member,CSDAcademicReferenceGroup(2014-15)• Member, Research Committee, Institute for Marine & Antarctic Studies

(2014-2015)• ResearchIntegrityOfficer,InstituteforMarine&AntarcticStudies(2015-16)• Director, Master of Environmental Governance (Polar, Oceans & Climate)

(2015-present)• Deputy Associate Director, Teaching and Learning, Institute for Marine &

AntarcticStudies(2016)• AssociateDean,TeachingandLearning,FacultyofLaw(2016-17)

UniversityofBritishColumbia,FacultyofLaw:

• Director,CentreforLawandtheEnvironment(2011-14)• Member,AllardPrizeforInternationalIntegrityCommittee(2012-14)• Member,AppointmentsCommittee(2011-12)• Member,ResearchandLibraryCommittee(2011)• Member,GraduateCommittee(2011)

YorkUniversity,OsgoodeHallLawSchool:

• Director,GraduatePrograminLaw(2008-10)• Chair,GraduateStudiesCommittee(2008-10)• Member,UniversitySenateSub-committeeonResearchEthics(2006-10)• Co-director,IntensiveLawPrograminAboriginalLands,Resourcesand

Governments(2006-08)• Member,UniversitySenateAcademicPlanningandPolicyCommittee(2006-

07)• AcademicDirector,LLMPrograminMunicipalLaw,OsgoodeProfessional

DevelopmentProgram(2006-07)• Member,StudentAwardsCommittee(2005-07)• Member,TenureandPromotionCommittee(2006-07)• Chair,NationalAboriginalLawMootOrganisingCommittee(2005-06)• Coordinator,UniversityofKobeExchange(2004-05)• Chair,LLBAdmissionsPolicyCommittee(2003-05)• Member,GraduateStudiesCommittee(2003-04)

UniversityofManchester,SchoolofLaw:

• AcademicAdvisorforinternationalvalidationprogrammes(IsraeliCentreforAcademic Studies;MoscowSchool of Social andEconomic Sciences) (2000-01)

• Chair,LLBAdmissionsCommitteeandLLBAdmissionTutor(2001-02)• Director,LLBProgramme(1999-2000)


• Member, University ofManchester Board of Environmental Studies (1999-2001)

• Member,StaffRecruitmentPanels(2000-02)• Member,UndergraduateTeachingStrategyCommittee(1999-2001)

UniversityofAuckland,FacultyofLaw:

• Member&co-founder,NewZealandCentreforEnvironmentalLaw(1998-99)• Co-convenor,FacultySeminarSeries(1998-99)• Member,StaffRecruitmentCommittee(1998-99)• Chair,EnvironmentalLawConferenceOrganisationCommittee(1997-98)• Member,UniversityEnvironmentalPolicyTaskForce(1997)• Member,PostgraduateStudiesCommittee(1996-97)• Member,LawLibraryLiaisonCommittee(1996-97)

PROFESSIONALANDCOMMUNITYSERVICE__________________________________________________________________________________________

(a)EditorialResponsibilities:• EditorialAdvisoryBoardmember,TransnationalEnvironmentalLaw,published

byCambridgeUniversityPress(2011–present)• Associate Editor, Journal of Sustainable Finance and Investment, published by

Routledge/Earthscan(2010–present)• Editorial Board, Journal of Human Rights and the Environment, published by

EdwardElgar(2009–present).• EditorialCommitteemember,GlobalJournalofComparativeLaw,publishedby

MartinusNijhoff(2011-2016)• BooksReviewEditor,JournalofHumanRightsandtheEnvironment,published

byEdwardElgar(2009–2012).• Editor-in-Chief,OsgoodeHallLawJournal(2009–10)• BooksReviewEditor,Bankingand Finance LawReview, publishedbyCarswell

(2004-09).• Correspondent, Legal Earth: IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Newsletter

(2008-09).• Editorial Committee member, New Zealand Journal of Environmental Law,

publishedbyUniversityofAuckland,NewZealandCentreforEnvironmentalLaw(1997-2000).

(b)ExpertConsultationsandPeerReviews:• Journals: Alberta Law Review, American Business Law Journal, Australian

Journal of EnvironmentalManagement, Canadian Journal of Law and Society,Climate Change, Climate Policy, Environment and Planning A; EnvironmentalLawReview, IUCNAcademyofEnvironmentalLaweJournal,JournalofBusinessEthics, Journal of Environmental Law, Journal of Environmental Law and


Practice, Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, LEAD – Law,Environment and Development Journal, Legal Studies, Macquarie Journal ofInternationalandComparativeEnvironmentalLaw,McGillJournalofSustainableDevelopment Law and Policy, Melbourne University Law Review, MelbourneJournal of International Law, Modern Law Review, New Zealand Journal ofEnvironmental Law, Osgoode Hall Law Journal, Ottawa Law Review, PoLAR:PolarJournal,PoliticalandLegalAnthropologyReview,PotchefstroomElectronicLaw Journal,Reviewof European Community and International EnvironmentalLaw, Revue Quebecoise de droit international, Restoration Ecology, SouthAfricanJournalofEnvironmentalLawandPolicy,UBCInternationalLawJournal,UBC Law Review, University of New South Wales Law Review, University ofTasmaniaLawReview,UniversityofTorontoLawJournal,YearbookofEuropeanEnvironmentalLaw.

• Publishers: Cambridge University Press, Earthscan, Edward Elgar Publishing,Elsevier,HartPublishing,KluwerLaw,Routledge,Springer,UBCPress.

• Media Opinions: Advisor’s Edge Report, Asset International, BC BusinessMagazine, Benefits Canada, Business in Vancouver, Calgary Herald, CanadianBroadcasting Commission Radio, Ethical Investor, Globe & Mail, Law Times,McLeans,NewZealandHerald,NowMagazine,TorontoStar,Windspeaker.

• Expert Advice: ChangemarkerNorway, EarthRights International, EnvironmentCanada, FairPensions (UK), Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (UK), OntarioSecurities Commission, Oxfam Australia, Social Investment Organization(Canada),UniversityofVictoria-GoFossilFree.

• Research Funding and Related Reviews: Australian Research Council, DanishCouncil for Independent Research, Fonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek –Vlaanderen (Belgium), National Research Foundation (South Africa), NuffieldFoundation (UK), Social Sciences andHumanities Research Council of Canada,TurkuInstituteforAdvancedStudies(Finland).

• Research Prize Judging: IUCN Academy of Environmental Law, studentconference paper award and teaching award; UN Principles for ResponsibleInvestmentAcademicNetworkresearchexcellenceprize.

• ResearchEvaluations forFacultyTenure/PromotionApplications:LewisandClarkLawSchool,North-WestUniversity,UniversityofAberdeen,UniversityofCalgary, University of Dundee, University of Hong Kong, University of London(SOAS)andUniversityofWesternOntario.

(c)ReportsforGovernmentAgenciesandNGOs:

Seereportsdetailedinsection(e)oftheScholarshipsectionabove.(d)ConferencesandWorkshopsOrganised(*principalor#co-organiser):• Engaging Tasmanian in Nature Conservation through Aesthetics and Art,

workshop,TarraleahandFiveRiversReserve,21-22September(25participants).*• Time and Sustainability, University of Oslo and CICERO, 28-29 June 2018 (65

participants).*


• Environmental Aesthetics: Beauty and Decision-Making, King's College London,28November2017(25participants)#

• RestoringLayeredGeographies:GlobalandLocalApproaches,TilburgUniversity,3November2017(30participants).*

• ProtectingNatureinConflictsandBuildingPeace,CebuUniversity,Philippines,30May2017(35participants).*

• Indigenous Peoples and Saltwater / Freshwater Governance for a SustainableFuture,workshop,UniversityofTasmaniaandAustralianNationalUniversity,11-12February2016(35participants).#

• Restoration Dialogues,workshop,University of Tasmania, 3-4 November 2015(50participants).#

• RewildingTasmania,symposium,UniversityofTasmania,20February2015(110participants).*

• EnergyTechnologiesandClimateChange,panelofspeakersintheWorkshopofthe North American Consortium on Legal Education, 14-15 March 2014,Vancouver(45participants).#

• It’sTime:TheTemporalDimensionsofResponsibleInvesting,UBCFacultyofLawand the Responsible Investing Initiative, symposium, 20-21 June 2013 (65participants).*

• Evolution of Responsible Investing: Navigating Complexity, UNPRI AcademicNetwork and CBERN, York University, Toronto, 1-3 October 2012 (150participants).#

• Local Climate Change Law:Aworkshop to exploremunicipal-level regulation&policy to address climate change,UBC Faculty of Law, 22-23October 2011 (24participants).*

• SociallyResponsible InvestmentandCanadianExtractive Industries,UBCFacultyofLawandCanadianBusinessEthicsResearchNetwork,10-11September2011(52participants).*

• Biofuels: Legal and Policy Dimensions, IUCN Academy of Environmental LawWorkshop,Toronto,17-18June2010(35participants).#

• Biofuels and Climate Change Law, IUCN Academy of Environmental LawWorkshop,WuhanUniversity,China,31October2009(30participants).*

• ResponsibleInvestment,EthicsandtheGlobalFinancialCrisis,CanadianBusinessEthics Research Network, St. Paul University, Ottawa, 29 May 2009 (50participants).#

! “SRIandtheLaw:EvolutionofFiduciaryDuties”,Panelsessioninthe19thAnnualSRI in the Rockies Conference, US Social Investment Forum, Whistler, BritishColumbia,26-29October2008(100participants).*

! Climate Law in Developing Countries Post-2012: North and South Perspectives,IUCN Academy of Environmental Law, Ottawa, 26-28 September 2008 (150participants).*

! Socially Responsible Investment in Canada, Canadian Business Ethics ResearchNetwork, Schulich School of Business, York University, Toronto, 11 April, 2008(30participants).#

! Climate Law in Developing Countries, workshop, IUCN Academy ofEnvironmentalLaw,Vancouver,15October2007(15participants).*

! EnvironmentalLawseminar,UKSocietyofPublicTeachersofLaw,UniversityofManchester,30April2001(25participants).#


! Environmental Law for Sustainability, New Zealand Centre for EnvironmentalLaw,UniversityofAuckland,17April1999(200participants).*

! Environmental Justice and Market Mechanisms: Key Challenges forEnvironmental Law and Policy, University of Auckland, 5-7 March 1998 (175participants).*

! After Mabo: Indigenous Peoples, Environmental and Resource Management,AustralianNationalUniversity,16March1994(90participants).*

(e)LawMootsOrganised(principalorganiser):! KawaskimhonNationalAboriginal LawMoot, Toronto,2-4March2006 (11 law

schoolswith65participants).(f)CommunityandAdvocacyWork:! Occasionalsubmissionstogovernmentconsultations(adhoc)! HuonValleyRoamersLandcare(2016-present)! AustralianPanelofExpertsofEnvironmentalLaw(2014-17)! TasmanianEnvironmentalDefender’sOffice,ManagementCommittee(2014-16)! IUCNSpecialistGrouponOceans,CoastalsandCoralReefs(2014-16).! AdvisoryBoard,FisheriesLawCentre,Vancouver(2013-2014).! AdvisoryBoard,CoalitionofUniversitiesforResponsibleInvesting(2011-14).! AdvisoryBoardandCo-chairofSRIResearchCluster,CanadianBusinessEthics

ResearchNetwork(2010-2013).! SocialAuditAdvisoryCommittee,AlternaSavingsCreditUnion,(2006–08).! Co-directorandteacherofOsgoodeHall’sIntensivePrograminAboriginalLaw,a

clinical legal education program placing students in 7 week internships incommunity,aboriginalandgovernmentalorganisations(2006-08)

! Advised Canada’s Social Investment Organization on its submissions togovernmentandassistedwithitsotherresearchactivities(2007-10).

! AssistedMaorigroup(TeRunangaONgatiWhatua,inWhangarei)prepareaniwi(tribal)managementplanfundingapplication(1998).

! Member,EnvironmentalLawCentre,Auckland(1997-98).! InstructorinanenvironmentallawtrainingcourseforBrazilianjudges,hostedby

theUniversityofAuckland(1998).! Volunteer,EnvironmentalDefender’sOffice,Sydney(1986-90).! Volunteer,WildernessSociety,Sydney(1986-89).(g)ProfessionalMembershipsandAffiliations:! Global Network for the Study of Human Rights and the Environment (2011 -

present)! NationalEnvironmentalLawAssociationofAustralia(1995-present).! NetworkforSustainableFinancialMarkets(2010-2014).! SocietyofLegalScholars,UK(1999-2014)! TasmanianLandConservancy(2015-present).! UNPrinciplesofResponsibleInvestmentAcademicNetwork.(2010-present)! WildernessSociety(2016-present)


! WorldCommissiononEnvironmentalLaw,IUCN(1996-present).

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