Recent neoliberal reforms to Australian social security and labour law privilege individual
industrial bargaining and adopt a 'job-first'policy for welfare recipients, which exposes them …

Over the last decade, Australian social security for people of workforce age has
incorporated, in an unduly purist form, neoliberal concepts of contested markets for labour …

Abstract The British Freud Report and new Australian Government both endorse contracting-
out of job brokerage services for the unemployed. The theory behind contracting-out is that it …

This book explores the legal meaning of the radical new laws which have transformed the
social security system in the last decade. It analyses legislation and case law and lays out …

This chapter explores the place of human rights within policy and legislative debates on
social security in Australia 40 years after the Sackville Report recommended that the …

Comparison and contrast between approaches to welfare law in Australia and Singapore–
Singapore's general reliance on family and personal responsibility through 'social …

Changes in the nature of work and labour market regulation pose challenges to social
protection systems relying on social insurance contributions. In contrast, the Australian …

The social security system of Great Britain has reached a crossroads, following the election
of a Labour Government promising a'New Age'of welfare and seemingly prepared to'think …

In this lecture I use an international human rights law lens through which to look at some of
the key trends in current Australian welfare law and policy. In contrast to the focus in the mid …

The point is not so much that there is no law against dying of hunger. That is, of course, true
and obvious. It is more that the legally guaranteed rights of ownership exchange and …