Academic UTS:Law • rethinking labour law for the climate crisis • historian • feminist • parent
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New article:
Just Cessation: How Might the Climate Imperative to Phase Out Fossil Fuel Extraction Reshape the Concept of Just Transition?
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Thanks to the eds of the Int'l J of Comparative Labour Law and Ind Relations SI on the #Labour #Environment nexus
What are the implications of the UN Sec-General's point for just transition?
Read my article: Just Cessation: How Might the Climate Imperative to Phase Out Fossil Fuel Extraction Reshape the Concept of Just Transition?
Available in full here papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
"The 1.5-degree limit is only possible if we ultimately stop burning all fossil fuels.
Not reduce.
Not abate.
Phaseout."
@UN Secretary General @antonioguterres | #COP28
‘an act of phenomenal violence’ - this piece by Timothy Erik Ström on marine seismic blasting is excellent newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…
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NEW ARTICLE:
‘Non-enforcement of Minimum Wage laws and the Shifting Protective Subject of Labour Law in Australia: A New Province for Law and Order?’
I’m very pleased to publish this with @StephenClibborn in @SydneyLawReview
Advance access: sydney.edu.au/content/dam/co…
More than half of young Australians expect to be financially worse off than their parents. Housing is a huge part of that story, @ak_pennington’s essay offers crucial insights on how we got here and how we can get out theconversation.com/friday-e…
This is so terrific from Eve Vincent, can’t wait for the book
Friday essay: parents of 9-month-old babies as 'workers in waiting'? How ParentsNext monitors single mothers theconversation.com/friday-e… via @ConversationEDU
Some thoughts from me on not burning out insidestory.org.au/on-not-bu…
There are a multitude of benefits that attach to multi-employer bargaining. My brilliant colleague @ChrisFWright explains them here, based on many years of comparative industrial relations research 👇🏼
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Here's a new article from me and @CalebGoods 'Climate change and industrial relations: Reflections on an emerging field' in @JIRjournal journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
It opens our guest edited special issue, with outstanding contributions from @ChristopherWr11 Randi Irwin Daniel Nyberg Vanessa Bowden @CamillaHoueland @davidjolier @Haleeks and Katharina Kiel and @_tobiaskalt Kori Allen and Joanna Robinson
The full version of my Hancock lecture will be broadcast on ABC Radio National’s Big Ideas on Tuesday at 8pm abc.net.au/radionational/pro…
Here's the recording of my Hancock lecture, Horizons of national responsibility: law and the protection of life on a fossil-rich continent
Great news! The recording of @FNFlanagan's extraordinary Hancock Lecture, Horizons of national responsibility: law and the protection of life on a fossil-rich continent, is now available. humanities.org.au/our-commun…
Thanks to Joseph Mayers for this great shot of Frances!
ALT Dr Frances Flanagan wears a blue dress and glasses while standing in front of a lecture podium. She is smiling slightly while giving a lecture. Behind Dr Flanagan there is a red banner with the white logo of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.
Got my feet wet fighting for a better university today. Poor show from the dog though, who kept her paws glued to the couch.
I'm very honoured to be giving the Tenth Academy Hancock Lecture for the Australian Academy of the Humanities on 31st May.
My topic is 'Horizons of national responsibility: law and the protection of life on a fossil-rich continent'.
Register here humanities.org.au/events/ten…
@midnightoilband lifted up 20000 hearts and minds last night (including these 4). Climate action. Uluru Statement from the Heart. Solidarity with Ukraine. Thanks @pgarrett and the Oils for using your words and music as you do
A new article from me on so-called 'invisible' work, history and Axel Honneth's concept of recognition
Beyond invisibility: Landscapes of intersubjective recognition experienced by cleaners in Australian schools journals-sagepub-com.ezproxy…
@SAGE_Publishing @UnitedWorkersOz
Almost every covid policy on the right is aimed at re-categorising the illness from ‘public issue’ to ‘private trouble’
A sketch of an exemplary academic life 👇🏼
- address big questions worth asking and worth answering
- encourage all
- collaborate generously
- read seriously
- facilitate careers of parents of young kids & non-conventional paths
- be generous, enthusiastic & kind
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