Invest your time well in listening to some of New Zealand's leading academics on a wide range of subjects relating to law.
Auckland Law School
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Invest your time well in listening to some of New Zealand's leading academics on a wide range of subjects relating to law.
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July 18, 2021
Taxing the Digital Economy: Theory, Policy and Practice
<p>Listen in to Professor Craig Elliffe's book launch and seminar on his newly published research on Taxing the Digital Economy: Theory, Policy and Practice.</p> <p>The book explains the problems with the existing international tax system and its inability to respond to challenges posed by highly digitised companies.</p>
June 9, 2021
US Law and Politics: The First 100 Days, Biden's Rise and Trump's Demise?
<p>Auckland Law School invites you to listen in on Associate Professor, Tim Kuhner's latest seminar: "<strong>US Law and Politics: The First 100 Days, Biden’s Rise and Trump’s Demise</strong>". A panel comprised of a wide range of experts discuss their analyses of Biden's early days as President of the United States of America.</p> <p>Our esteemed panelists from the University of Auckland are:</p> <p>Associate Professor of Law, Scott Optican</p> <p>Associate Professor of Law, Timothy Kuhner</p> <p>Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, Maria Armoudian</p> <p>Associate Professor of Psychology, Danny Osborne,</p>
May 20, 2021
Regulating Big Tech: are Facebook and Google too powerful?
<p>Facebook and Google, and other large technology companies, are some of the most powerful companies to ever exist. They touch every aspect of our lives, and decisions made by a few CEOs in Silicon Valley have a bigger impact on billions of people than their own governments. This lecture sets out the complicated landscape of Big Tech power, and whether it presents a threat to public power (governments, elections and democracy). The ongoing question of regulating the technology juggernauts may prove to be the great legal issue of our time.</p> <p>This lecture was given by Matt Bartlett, lawyer and Research Fellow at Auckland Law School.</p>
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