ProfessorCassandra Sharp
Professor
School of Law
TEACHING INTERESTS
Potential Supervision Topics:
Cassandra encourages potential research students in the fields of cultural legal studies, social media research, law and the visual image, law and popular culture, law and comics, law and humanities, law and literature, jurisprudence and legal theory, legal education, and the transformation of legal identity.
Cassandra encourages potential research students in the fields of cultural legal studies, social media research, law and the visual image, law and popular culture, law and comics, law and humanities, law and literature, jurisprudence and legal theory, legal education, and the transformation of legal identity.
TEACHING & SUPERVISION
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- CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONTrauma-Informed Approaches to Legal Processes for strategically undervalued survivors of violence in Australia1 Jan 2024Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONPopular Literature as a Critical Framework for Youth Legal Activism1 Jan 2020 - 19 Dec 2023Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONThe 'Terrible Beauty' of Rebellion: Rebellion and the Emergence of a Unique Irish Legality1 Jan 2019 - 13 Jun 2024Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONThe Transformation of Televised Judicial Authority in the Past Twenty Years: A Lithuanian Experience1 Jan 2018 - 1 Sep 2023Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONThe Impossible Position: The Medical Profession's Struggle of Power and Politics in Australia's Immigration Detention System1 Jan 2015 - 10 Dec 2020Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONFacebook Discourses Following a High-Profile Crime: Collective and Conflicting Interpretations of Criminal Justice Institutions, Punishment and the Principle of a Fair Trial1 Jan 2014 - 29 Nov 2021Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONThe Factors Which Lead To The Emergence Of Terrorist Groups And Influence Their Structure1 Jan 2013 - 4 Apr 2017Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONThe Ethical Professional Identities of ILP Lawyer Directors: Integrated, Leveraged, or Problematic?1 Jan 2012 - 15 Dec 2023Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONChanging Methods of Interpretation in the 1970s: The Staging of Opera and the Jurisprudence of Justice Lionel Murphy1 Jan 2011 - 17 Dec 2019Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONExplaining and Confronting Australia's Refusal to Adopt a National Bill of Rights1 Jan 2010 - 25 May 2017Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONSumptuary Law by any other name: manifestations of Sumptuary Regulation in Australia, 1901-19271 Jan 2008 - 12 Oct 2015Doctor of Philosophy
- COMPLETED HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONRefugee Limbo1 Jan 2007 - 26 Aug 2013Doctor of Philosophy
- CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONA Law of Love - A guiding ethic for more universal rights.Doctor of Philosophy
- CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONConfronting the ghosts and horrible misdeeds of our past: The National Apology to victims and survivors of institutional child sexual abuse and its relationship to leadership, legitimacy and legacyDoctor of Philosophy
- CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONConscientious Relationality or Informationalism? Interrogating legal conceptions of privacy through the pathologised subjectivity of the age of visibilityDoctor of Philosophy
- CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONIs the right to health under threat? How digitalisation effects the core components of the right to health careDoctor of Philosophy
- CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH SUPERVISIONThe Worth of a Woman's Words - Women, Listening and LawDoctor of Philosophy