Graham Greenleaf's Web Pages - 2012

Thanks for visiting my web pages. My work concerns inter-relationships between information technology and law: legal information systems and cyberspace law. I hold a research-only appointment as Professor of Law & Information Systems at UNSW Faculty of Law, plus a number of visiting international positions (details below).  I am also Co-Director of the Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII) and associated international projects (particularly AsianLII, CommonLII & WorldLII). In 2012 I am doing research   on data privacy laws in Asia, on  public rights in Australian copyright law, and on various AustLII-related projects. More details of my past and current work are in my biographical note (short and longer versions), and details of  previous appointments, awards, grants, consultancies etc are on my background page.  Graham Greenleaf AM Professor of Law & Information Systems, University of New South Wales Faculty of Law Co-Director, Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII)

Publications, lectures etc

Coming lectures and presentations

• 'The meaning and future of free access to law' National Cheung Cheng University, Taiwan, 14-15 June 2012
  

Accepted and in-press publications

• Greenleaf, G 'Global data privacy in a networked world' (in press) Chapter in Brown, I (Ed) Research Handbook on Governance of the Internet, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, 2012; (2011) UNSWLRS 38

2012

• Greenleaf, G 'The Influence of European Data Privacy Standards Outside Europe: Implications for Globalisation of Convention 108'   International Data Privacy Law, Vol. 2, Issue 2, 2012; (2011) UNSWLRS 39
• Greenleaf, G 'Global Data Privacy Laws: 89 Countries, and Accelerating', Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 115, Special Supplement, February 2012; Queen Mary School of Law Legal Studies Research Paper No. 98/2012
• Greenleaf, G & Evans, K 'Privacy Enforcement Strengthens in Australia & New Zealand' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 115, February 2012; [2012] UNSWLRS 4
• Greenleaf, G  [Powerpoints] for  'The global development of data privacy laws, and its impact on the Asia-Pacific', Monash University  Emerging Challenges in Privacy Law: Australasian and EU Perspectives Conference, Melbourne, 23 February 2012
• Greenleaf, G [Powerpoints] for  'Experience from the Free Access to Law Movement and the Networks of Legal Information Institutes', The Hague (by video) – European Commission and Hague Conference on Private International Law Joint Conference on Access to Foreign Law in Civil and Commercial Matters, 17 February 2012
• Greenleaf, G [Powerpoints] for  SCuLE Lecture, Exeter University ''Public rights' in copyright:  What makes up the public domain?' (19 January 2012)
• Greenleaf, G [Powerpoints] for  Lecture, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London: 'Free Access to Legal Information: Roles in the expansion of liberty, the rule of law and democracy' (17 January 2012)
  
• Greenleaf G 'Independence and structure of data protection authorities: International standards and Asia-Pacific experience'  Computer Law & Security Review, Vol 28, Nos 1 and 2, 201; U. of Edinburgh School of Law Working Paper No. 2011/42
• Awarded for 2012  S30,000 (with D Dixon and P Chung) UNSW International Contestable Funding Grant 'Using development of the Legal Information Institute of India to build relationships with key Indian Law Schools' 
• Awarded for 2012 $100,00 (with P Chung) UNSW MREII grant to improve AustLII's storage capacity
  
• Awarded for 2012-13 $330,000  (with A Mowbray and 28 other CIs - see link for details) an Australian Research Council  Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment & Facilities (LIEF) grant: 'The Australasian Legal History Library' (outline)
  

2011

• Greenleaf, G 'Do Not Dismiss ‘Adequacy’: European Data Privacy Standards are Entrenched' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, No. 114, pp. 16‐18, December 2011; [2012]  UNSWLRS 5
• Greenleaf G, Vivekanandan VC , Chung P, Singh R and Mowbray A ' Challenges for free access in a multi-jurisdictional developing country: Building the Legal Information Institute of India' SCRIPTed Vol 8 No 3, University of Edinburgh School of Law; also (2011) Edinburgh School of Law Research Paper No. 2011/43
• Greenleaf, G and Peruginelli, G 'A comprehensive free access legal information system for Europe' Chapter in Faro, S and Biasiotti, M (Eds) From Information to Knowledge On Line Access to Legal Information, Istituto di Teoria e Tecniche dell'Informazione Giuridica, del Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerchem, Firenze, Italy (2011); [2012] UNSWLRS 9
  
• Interview  of Graham Greenleaf by Martin Backes - 'Free Access to Law and Legal Information - Challenges for Europe and Germany', JurPC magazine (Germany), 14 December 2011
  
• Greenleaf, G 'Taiwan Revises its Data Protection Act' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Nos. 108 & 109, 2010-2011, (2011) UNSWLRS 55
  
• Greenleaf, G Materials & Powerpoints for Course 'Data privacy laws in the Asia-Pacific region' (15 December 2011, London – Privacy Laws & Business, 120 pgs)
• Greenleaf, G [paper] [Powerpoints] for Seminar  ‘The Global Trajectory of Data Privacy Laws’ (8 December 2011, Edinburgh  –  AHRC/SCRIPT Centre, University of Edinburgh, Seminar – Cancelled due to extreme winds)
  
• Greenleaf, G [Powerpoints]  for presentation on 'Transactional anonymity in privacy principles: Australia and elsewhere'(7 December 2011, London – Oxford Internet Institute (OII) Anonymity, Privacy, and Open Data Seminar)
• Greenleaf, G 'India’s U-Turns on Data Privacy' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issues 110-114, 2011; (2011) UNSWLRS 42
• Greenleaf, G 'India’s National ID System: Danger Grows in a Privacy Vacuum' Computer Law & Security Review, Vol. 26, No. 5, pp. 479‐491, 2010;  (2011) UNSWLRS 43
• Greenleaf, G & Bygrave, L 'Not Entirely Adequate but Far Away: Lessons from how Europe Sees New Zealand Data Protection Hide Abstract' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 111, 8‐9, July 2011;  (2011) UNSWLRS 44
• Greenleaf, G 'Major Changes in Asia-Pacific Privacy Laws: 2011 Survey', Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 113: 1, 5-14, October 2011; [2012] UNSWLRS 3
  
• McLeish, R and Greenleaf, G 'Reform of Hong Kong's Privacy Ordinance after 15 years', Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 113: 1, 15-17, October 2011; [2011] UNSWLRS 49
  
• Greenleaf, G and Bond C 'Reuse rights and Australia's unfinished PSI revolution' Informatica e diritto- Rivista internazionale, Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 341-69, 2011 (ESI, Naples) Special Issue 'Open Data and re-use of Public Sector Information';  [2011] UNSWLRS 37 
• Greenleaf, G 'Global data privacy laws: 40 years of acceleration' (2011) Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 112, 11-17, September 2011; [2011] UNSWLRS 36  – now updated in Global data privacy laws Table 
• Greenleaf, G 'India's draft Privacy Bill 2011: Novel and complex' (2011) Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 112, 21-24, September 2011 (included in 'India’s U-Turns on Data Privacy')
• Greenleaf, G 'Asia-Pacific Data Privacy: 2011, Year of Revolution?' Kyung Hee Law Journal; [2011] UNSWLRS 29
• Greenleaf G, Mowbray A and Chung P 'AustLII: Thinking locally, acting globally' (2011) Australian Law Librarian, pgs 101-11; (2011) UNSWLRS 41
  
• Greenleaf G 'Free access to legal information, LIIs, and the Free Access to Law Movement', Chapter in Danner, R and Winterton, J (eds.) IALL International Handbook of Legal Information Management. Aldershot, Burlington VT: Ashgate, 2011; (2011) UNSWLRS 40
• Greenleaf, G 'The public domain', chapter in Fitzgerald, B and Atkinson, B (Eds) Copyright Freedom Sydney University Press, 2011, pgs180-186; [2012] UNSWLRS 8
  
• Kierkegaard S, Waters N, Greenleaf G, Bygrave A, Lloyd I and Saxby S '30 years on - The review of the Council of Europe Data Protection Convention 108' (2011) Computer Law and Security Review Vol 27(3) 1-9; (2011) UNSWLRS 50
  
• Greenleaf G and Bygrave L, (2011) 'Not entirely adequate but far away: Lessons from how Europe sees New Zealand data protection' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 111, 8-9, July 201; (2011) UNSWLRS 44
• Greenleaf, G 'Outsourcing and India's new privacy law: No cause for panic' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 111, 16-17, July 2011 (included in 'India’s U-Turns on Data Privacy')
• Presentations at the launches of the Legal Information Institute of India (LII of India) in Delhi, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Calcutta (March/April 2011)
• Greenleaf, G 'India attempts data protection by regulations' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 110, April 2011 (included in 'India’s U-Turns on Data Privacy')
• Greenleaf, G 'The Illusion of Personal Data Protection in Indian Law'(2011) 1 (1): 47-69 International Data Privacy Law, Oxford University Press
• Shimpo F and Greenleaf G 'Japan's privacy complaints listed' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 109, 9-10, 16, February, 2011
• Park W and Greenleaf G 'Korea reforms data protection Act' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 109, 20, February, 2011
• Greenleaf, G 'Japan plans comprehensive 'smart' ID system by 2015' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 109, 22, February, 2011
• Awarded (with other CIs) an Australian Research Council Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment & Facilities (LIEF) grant: 'European Law for Australian Researchers on WorldLII' (for 2011-12) – the European Law Project on WorldLII is now online
  
• Awarded (with AustLII Co-Directors) contract to develop a Liberian Legal Information Institute (LiberLII) by USAID and the American Bar Association (for 2011) –  LiberLII is now online and was launched on 15 September 2011