CPCM seminar papers
Shared Parenting seminar papers 13–15 April 2008 Adelaide
Professor Carol Bruch
Sound research or
wishful thinking in child custody cases? (PDF 285 kb)
Overheads
(PDF 350kb)
Ms Julie Redman
Practicing the law on shared parental responsibility (PowerPoint 167 kb)
Associate Professor Carolyn Quadrio
Six degrees of alienation (PowerPoint 3.96 MB)
KEYNOTE: Professor Thea Brown
A consideration of the difficulties in implementing shared parenting: shared
parenting and involvement in children's schooling post separation and
divorce (PowerPoint 100 kb)
Ms Marie Hume
No
escape from violence: the silencing of women and children (PowerPoint
123 kb)
Dr David Wood and Ms Susan Aydon
Experts under fire: two professionals' experiences of the Family Court
Dr Amanda Shea Hart
Domestic violence marginalised and children's needs compromised in the
construction of children's 'best interests' (PowerPoint 61
kb)
Dr Elspeth McInnes
System failure and children at risk: when family law, mental illness and
family violence come together (PowerPoint 2.54 MB)
Dr Alan Campbell
'Cos if a child was fairly strong on not seeing the parent, there'd have to
be something really wrong': children's understandings of their rights in
decisions about them (PowerPoint 872 kb)
KEYNOTE: The Honourable Deputy Chief Justice John Faulks presenting a
speech on behalf of the Honourable Chief Justice Bryant
Every story is different (PowerPoint 2.7 MB)
In the best interests of children (additional material) (PDF 168 kb)
KEYNOTE: Professor Belinda Fehlberg
Post-separation parenting and financial settlements: the long-term financial
impacts of shared care (PowerPoint 101 kb)
Daryl Higgins
Responding to allegations of child abuse in Family Court proceedings: the
Magellan Project (PowerPoint 1.58 MB)
Associate Professor Dale Bagshaw
Children and families in transition (PowerPoint 765 kb)
Peace, conflict and mediation in the Asia-Pacific Region
This one-day seminar was held on 2 August 2007 at City West Campus. Some of the papers and PowerPoint presentations from the seminar are available here.
- Assoc Prof Dale Bagshaw, 'The relevance and effects of western mediation education and training in the Asia-Pacific' (PowerPoint 147 kb)
- Prof Elisabeth Porter, 'Long-term peace building: where are the women?' (Word 50 kb)
- Assoc Prof Di Bretherton, La Trobe University, 'Conflict resolution in China' (PowerPoint 471 kb) and 'Towards a hypothesis for the Mediator's Abroad project' (PowerPoint 34 kb)
- Toni Bauman, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, 'The Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project' (PowerPoint 17.3 MB)
- Craig Jones, Santos, 'Commercial negotiation with Indigenous peoples: setting the table for the future' (PowerPoint 84 kb)
- Dr Polly Walker, University of Queensland, 'Mediation training in the Pacific Islands'
- Dr Suresh Prasad, University of Technology Sydney, 'Panchayats and alternative dispute resolution in South Asia'
- Damien Coghlan, Doctor of Human Service research candidate, UniSA, 'Peace building in Cambodia'
- Cassandra Devine, Master of Social Sciences research candidate, UniSA, 'Peace building for ethnic conflicts in Australia: the Cronulla riots' (PowerPoint 187 kb)
- Aaron Jen Kong Chong, UniSA Master of Conflict Management students. 'Conflict constructions and conflict management in families: the case of urban Chinese Malaysians' (PowerPoint 775 kb)
A critical perspective on peace through tourism
Presented by Dr Freya Higgins Desbiolles, 17 August 2007, Magill Campus
Dr Desbiolles outlined the current state of play in this field from a tourism academic's perspective and underscored the need to conceive this topic in terms of justice rather than the current practice of focusing on sustainability and poverty alleviation.
PowerPoint presentation (361
kb)