Paul Marks

BA (Hons) (Flinders)

Lecturer in Legal Studies

Location: Room 270 Humanities
(campus map)
Phone (+61 8) 8201 3672
Fax: (+61 8) 8201 3635
Email: paul.marks@flinders.edu.au

Paul Marks is completing the PhD project titled: Violent Workplace Crime: Post-incident Experiences of Injured Workers. Paul is a member of the World Society of Victimology. He is also a member of the Editorial Committee for the Alternative Law Journal.

Please send comments to: Semester 2, 2008

Teaching

LEGL1001: Australian Legal System
LEGL2004: Access to Justice in Australia
LEGL2100: Small Business Legal Issues
LEGL2101: Small Business: Legal Foundations
LEGL2102: Small Business: Legal Applications
LEGL2103: Technology, Regulation and Society
CREA3002: Legal Issues for Creative Artists
CUTU1004: Introduction to Law and Society
CUTU8102: Festival and Event Design and Management Practice (Legal, Environmental and Access Issues)
ENVH2009: Legal Studies

Research interests:

Access to Justice
Violent workplace crime
Regulating new technologies
Sex, gender and the law

Publications:

2006. Violent Workplace Crime: Post-incident Experiences of Injured Workers – Results and Discussion, WorkCover SA: Adelaide.
2005. Violent Workplace Crime: Post-incident Experiences of Injured Workers – Literature Review, WorkCover SA: Adelaide.
2002. ‘Malingerers or Maligned: Violent Workplace Crime, Psychological Injury and Workers’ Compensation’, Counterpoints: The Flinders University Journal of Interdisciplinary Conference Papers, 2:36.

Other publications:

2007. ‘Pedophiles, legal loopholes and judge-blaming’, in ON LINE opinion, 26 June, 2007, available online at: http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=6012
2007. Down Under All Over, ‘Managing the asbestos risk’, in Alternative Law Journal, 32: 53-54.
2006. ‘Anonymously rating teacher performance’, in ON LINE opinion, 27 December, 2006, available online at: http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=5302
2006. Down Under All Over, ‘Criticising the Judiciary’, in Alternative Law Journal, 31:175.
2005. Down Under All Over, ‘Statutes Amendment (Relationships) Bill’, in Alternative Law Journal, 30:44.
2004. Down Under All Over, ‘Government school fees — charges for ‘materials and services’’, in Alternative Law Journal, 29:100.

Current supervisions:

Suzy Arnold: Same-sex Marriage in the Netherlands (PhD)
Anna Kalaitzidis: Strangers when we meet? Donor offspring and the law (PhD)
Danni Milos: Legal Needs of Sudanese Refugees (PhD)

Supervisory interests:

Workplace regulation including systems of compensation
Victims of crime
Regulating new technologies
Sex, gender and law