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Christine Parker

Associate Professor Christine Parker

Associate Professor and Reader in the Law Faculty at University of Melbourne, Australian Research Council Australian Research Fellow. 
Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne
T +61 3 8344 1093; F +61 3 9347 2392
c.parker@unimelb.edu.au

Dr Christine Parker is Associate Professor and Reader at the Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne where she also holds an Australian Research Fellowship. She teaches undergraduate courses in legal ethics, and postgraduate courses in regulatory enforcement and compliance.

Dr Parker has conducted extensive empirical research and published widely on internal corporate compliance systems and on regulatory enforcement against business, and also on lawyers' ethics including ethics in large and commercialised law firms. Her books include The Open Corporation: Self-Regulation and Corporate Citizenship (published by Cambridge University Press in 2002) and Inside Lawyers Ethics (with Adrian Evans, published by Cambridge in 2007).

Associate Professor Parker is regularly asked to speak at conferences and seminars aimed at lawyers, compliance practitioners, and regulators. She is General Editor of the journal, Legal Ethics and co-chair of the US Law and Society Association's Collaborative Research Network on Regulatory Governance.

See Associate Professor Parker's Academic Profile

See Associate Professor Parker's research project 'The Australian Competition and Consumer Protection Commission Enforcement and Compliance Project'

A selection of Associate Professor Parker's publications relevant to this project includes:

 


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