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2009 Book FOI and the Governance of Information in Public Tendering Balancing Right to Information and Commercial Affairs in QueenslandHarpur, Paul (2009). FOI and the Governance of Information in Public Tendering Balancing Right to Information and Commercial Affairs in Queensland. Mauritius: VDM Verlag Dr. Mülle. |
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2009 Conference Publication The International Labor Organization's Better Factories Project: Can Transnational Regulation of Labour Conditions Work?Harpur, Paul (2009). The International Labor Organization's Better Factories Project: Can Transnational Regulation of Labour Conditions Work?. Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand, Transcendence Conference, Brisbane, 2-5th December 2009. |
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2008 Journal Article Occupational health and safety issues and the boardroom: criminal penalties for directors for company's lack of safetyHarpur, Paul (2008). Occupational health and safety issues and the boardroom: criminal penalties for directors for company's lack of safety. Corporate Governance eJournal |
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2008 Journal Article Digital copyright and disability discrimination: From Braille books to bookshareHarpur, Paul, Suzor, Nic and Thampapillai, Dylan (2008). Digital copyright and disability discrimination: From Braille books to bookshare. Media and Arts Law Review, 13 (1), 1-17. |
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2008 Book Chapter OHS issues to the board: company directors face jail and fines for their companies' lack of safetyHarpur, Paul (2008). OHS issues to the board: company directors face jail and fines for their companies' lack of safety. Directors Liability. (pp. 1-1) edited by Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India. United States of America: Amicus Books. |
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2008 Journal Article Clothing manufacturing supply chains, contractual layers and hold harmless clauses: How OHS duties can be imposed over retailersHarpur, Paul (2008). Clothing manufacturing supply chains, contractual layers and hold harmless clauses: How OHS duties can be imposed over retailers. Australian Journal of Labour Law, 21 (3), 316-339. |
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2007 Journal Article The evolving nature of the right to life: The impact of positive human rights obligationsHarpur, Paul (2007). The evolving nature of the right to life: The impact of positive human rights obligations. University of Notre Dame Australia Law Review, 9, 95-125. |
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2007 Journal Article Occupational health and safety duties to protect outworkers: The failure of regulatory intervention and calls for reformHarpur, Paul (2007). Occupational health and safety duties to protect outworkers: The failure of regulatory intervention and calls for reform. Deakin Law Review, 12 (2), 48-87. |
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2006 Journal Article Work choices: An international comparisonHarpur, Paul (2006). Work choices: An international comparison. Queensland University of Technology Law and Justice Journal, 6 (1), 89-104. |
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2006 Journal Article Regulating multi-national corporations through state-based laws: problems with enforcing human rights under The Alien Tort StatuteHarpur, Paul (2006). Regulating multi-national corporations through state-based laws: problems with enforcing human rights under The Alien Tort Statute. Australian International Law Journal, 13, 233-246. |
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2005 Book Chapter Private Fears, Public Monies: FOI Disclosure of Private Sector Tender InformationPaul Harpur (2005). Private Fears, Public Monies: FOI Disclosure of Private Sector Tender Information. Shaping Administrative Law for the Next Generation: Fresh Perspectives. (pp. 130-158) edited by Finn and Chris. Canberra: Australian Institute of Administrative Law. |
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2004 Journal Article The financial benefit for insurers: mediate in personal injuries disputesHarpur, Paul (2004). The financial benefit for insurers: mediate in personal injuries disputes. Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal, 2, 70-80. |
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2003 Journal Article Charity Law's Public Benefit Test: is legislative reform in the public interest?Harpur, Paul (2003). Charity Law's Public Benefit Test: is legislative reform in the public interest?. Queensland University of Technology Law and Justice Journal, 3 (2), 422-439. |
