Graham Greenleaf's Web Pages - 2013

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 appointment as Professor of Law & Information Systems at UNSW Faculty of Law, and am Co-Director of the Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII) and associated international projects (particularly AsianLII, CommonLII & WorldLII). In 2013  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. See also my UNSW Law Faculty profile. 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

In publication

• Greenleaf, G 'Sheherezade and the 101 data privacy laws: Origins, significance and global trajectories', submitted to the Journal of Law & Information Science ; accompanied by the updated ' Global Tables of Data Privacy Laws and Bills (3rd Ed, June 2013)'
• Rao, U and Greenleaf, G  'Subverting ID from above and below: The uncertain shaping of India’s new instrument of e-governance', submitted to Surveillance & Society
• Greenleaf, G 'Nepal's unknown data privacy law' (2013) 3 International Data Privacy Law (forthcoming 2013)
  
• Greenleaf, G 'A world data privacy treaty?: ‘Globalisation’ and ‘Modernisation’ of Council of Europe Convention 108' Chapter for Witzleb,  Lindsay, Paterson and  Rodrick (Eds) Emerging Challenges in Privacy Law: Comparative Perspectives Cambridge University Press (forthcoming 2013/14)
  

2013

• Greenleaf, G 'Policy foundations of AustLII: One approach to free access to law' (PPTs) AustLII Research Seminar, 4 June 2013
  
• Greenleaf, G 'Global data privacy laws 2013: 99 countries and counting' (including Global Tables of Acts and Bills) (2013) Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 123, 10-22
• Greenleaf, G 'Risks and benefits of CoE Convention 108 "modernisation" ' (2013) Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 123, 29-32
  
• Greenleaf, G 'Modernising' Data Protection Convention 108: A Safe Basis for a Global Privacy Treaty? ' (2013) Computer Law & Security Review, Vol 29, Issue 4; [2013] UNSWLRS 33
• Greenleaf, G  and Tian, G ‘China expands data protection through new 2013 guidelines’ (2013) Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 122, 1, 4-6 (includes an English translation of the guidelines)
  
• Greenleaf, G and Rosadi, S ‘Indonesia’s data protection Regulation 2012: A brief code with data breach notification’ (2013) Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 122,  24-27
• Greenleaf, G ‘Uruguay starts Convention 108’s global journey with accession’ (2013) Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 122,  20-23
• Greenleaf, G and Bond, C '‘Public rights’ in copyright: What makes up Australia’s public domain?' (2013) 23(2) Australian Intellectual Property Journal (AIPJ), 111-138; (2013) UNSWLRS 9
• Greenleaf, G 'China’s NPC Standing Committee privacy Decision: A small step, not a great leap forward' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 121, February 2013, 1, 4-6; [2013] UNSWLRS 26
  
• Greenleaf, G 'Singapore's new DPA: Strong enforcement powers and business risk'  Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 121, February 2013, 14-16; [2013] UNSWLRS 25
  
• Waters, N and Greenleaf, G 'Australia's Privacy Act revisions: Weaker principles, more powers' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 121, February 2013, 12-13; [2013] UNSWLRS 27
  
• Adams A, Murata K and Greenleaf G 'Asian privacy scholars explore social networking dangers' Privacy Laws & Business International Report, Issue 121, February 2013, 26-27
• Greenleaf,   'Global data privacy in a networked world'   Chapter in Brown, I (Ed) Research Handbook on Governance of the Internet, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, 2013; (2011) UNSWLRS 38
• Awarded $290,000 (with other Investigators) from the Australian Research Council (ARC) LIEF scheme for development of  'The Australasian Legal Scholarship Library' on AustLII in 2013-14.