Reimagining the way we think about law in the 21st Century
The rapid innovation of the modern world demands a new way of thinking. Our legal profession is being redefined as we experience new technologies, climate change, international trade and mass migration.
At the Law Futures Centre, we connect an extensive array of multidisciplinary international scholars and policy makers to solve these problems. Our members are committed to outstanding collaborative research that is responsible for global change.
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Constitutional Reform with Respect to Australia’s First Nations is Long Overdue
27 Mar 2023
This post has been contributed by Dr Shelley Bielefeld, a senior lecturer in the Griffith Law School and a member of the Law Futures Centre In...
The Strategic Importance of Pracademic Experiences
24 Nov 2022
This post has been contributed by Dr Jennifer Dickfos, a senior lecturer in the Griffith Business School and a member of the Law Futures Centre...
Student attendance and learning outcomes
17 Nov 2022
This post has been contributed by Dr Allan Ardill, a lecturer in the Griffith Law School and a member of the Law Futures Centre Student attendance I...
Voluntary Assisted Dying in Queensland – Balancing values and beliefs to promote equitable...
19 Oct 2022
This post has been contributed by Dr Jayne Hewitt, a senior lecturer in the School of Nursing and Midwifery and a member of the Law Futures Centre....
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