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Charles Darwin University

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Anti-corruption (and mismanagement) in the age of AI and algocracy: ‘She won’t be right mate’


This article discusses the consequences of misused technology and the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) to transparency and accountability in contemporary democratic socio-economic and legal structures.
Report

Regional refugee settlement: learning from the past, preparing for the future

Rae Dufty-Jones, Sophie Faulkner, Kate Golebiowska, Natascha Klocker, Emanuel Musoni, David Radford, George Tan

This report discusses the needs of humanitarian migrants settling in regional Australia. It is based on a multi-stakeholder virtual forum, and a virtual policy roundtable discussion held in October 2021.
Journal article

How does the area of law predict the prospects of harmonisation?

This study is based on an empirical examination of 84 sets of uniform Acts and finds that specific areas of the law could be susceptible to higher or lower levels of uniformity. Legislation in commercial and corporate law, government, and energy and resources has been found to be ‘highly uniform’. In contrast, legislation concerning child...
Report

End-of-life management of solar PV panels


This project provides insights into the current policy environment and practices, identifies barriers and challenges associated with managing solar PV waste, and provides a robust evidence base regarding the current and future solar waste trajectories in the Northern Territory.
Journal article

Referred, applied and mirror legislation as primary structures of national uniform legislation

This article provides an analysis of national uniform legislation and offers a classification figure as a practical evaluation tool for policy-makers, legislative drafters and legal practitioners when working through inherent ambiguity and complexity surrounding national uniform legislation.

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