On Sep 30, 11:22 am, legaltheo...@gmail.com wrote:
> LAW 7072 The Law of Work in the New Economy
> Teacher: Associate Professor Rosemary Owens
>
> Image:http://img81.imageshack.us/my.php?image=rosemaryto9.jpg
>
> Rosemary Owens embarked on a new career when she joined the Law School
> at the
> University of Adelaide in 1987. After her initial appointment as a
> tutor in 1987, she became a lecturer in 1989, and was then promoted to
> a senior lectureship in 1995, and in 2005 she
> became a Reader in Law. Since commencing work in the Law School at the
> University of
> Adelaide Rosemary has taught in a wide range of subjects including
> Labour and Industrial
> Relations Law, Globalisation & the Legal Regulation of Work ,
> Australian Constitutional Law, Legal Research and Writing, Feminist
> Legal Theory, Administrative Law, and Contract Law. She is
> particularly committed to encouraging research skills in her
> undergraduate students and has been the co-ordinator of the Honours
> program. Rosemary Owens' research work focuses primarily on the Law of
> Work (including employment, labour and anti-discrimination law), but
> she also has strong interests in public law especially constitutional
> law.
>
> Course Description
> The course examines the impact of deregulation and new technology in
> the workforce
> focussing on issues such as non-standard labour relations, the impact
> of restructuring of
> business on employment and labour relations, privacy in the workplace
> and the use of new
> technology.
>
> Teaching Methodology
> Taught over the course of the semester.

By the way, sounds like a great University. I searched for "ADELAIDE
LAW SCHOOL" on Google Groups and read something on "Adelaide Law
School - A bicker about Dean Rosemary Owens and the ...  ":
http://groups.google.com/group/aus.politics/browse_thread/thread/dba35ef58c9501bd/dd04001b8750d7cf?lnk=st&q=adelaide閬㺱졨#dd04001b8750d7cf

And here (Adelaide Uni tries to rid of Dean Rosemary Owens   ):
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.lawyers/browse_thread/thread/808c577fd340ecc3/4b94f40a3143154a?lnk=st&q=adelaide閬㺱졨#4b94f40a3143154a

Sounding like a great alternative to a career at Harvard.