Leiboff, Marett

Top Publications

Year	Title
2019	Towards a theatrical jurisprudence
2018	Theatricalizing Law Published in Law and Literature
2016	Cultural Legal Studies: Law's Popular Cultures and the Metamorphosis of Law
2016	Cultural legal studies and law's popular cultures
2016	Cultural legal studies as law's extraversion
2016	Fables of the Law: Fairy Tales in a Legal Context
2016	Fabulous law: legal fables
2016	The good old rule, the catspaw and a two-headed baby
2016	Theatricalising Law in Three, 1929-1939 (Brisbane) Published in Law Text Culture
2015	Towards a jurisprudence of the embodied mind - Sarah Lund, Forbrydelsen and the mindful body Published in Nordic Journal of Law and Social Research
2014	Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices
2013	'The main thing is to shut them out': the deployment of law and the arrival of Russians in Australia 1913-1925: an histoire Published in Journal of the Australian Jewish Historical Society
2013	Do You See what I See? Iconic Art and Culture and the Judicial Eye in Australian Law
2012	Ghosts of law and humanities (past, present, future) Published in The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2012	‘DITTO’: law, pop culture and humanities and the impact of intergenerational interpretative dissonance Published in The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2011	The main thing is to shut them out’ The Deployment of Law and the Arrival of Russians in Australia 1913-1925: An histoire1 Published in Law Text Culture

Research Areas

1801 - LAW

Research Overview

Marett has a wide international reputation for her research and scholarship is in the fields of cultural legal studies, law and humanities, and for her development of the new field of jurisprudence she's called theatrical jurisprudence. Her book, Towards a Theatrical Jurisprudence, was published by Routledge in 2019, and she has contributed landmark pieces to mark the field in the international journal Law and Literature (2018), and a chapter in the Oxford Handbook on Law and the Humanities published in 2020.

Theatrical jurisprudence draws on the insights of theatre theory and practices including dramaturgy to interrogate conventional practices of legal interpretation, by turning attention to the myriad influences on that interpretation outside those boundaries - and what this means for the training of lawyers. Through deeply reading the texts of law, especially foundational judgments dramaturgically, she brings law into its time and place, to understand how lawyers interpret legal texts through time, how non-legal experience through generational change affects that interpretation, and what this means for legal integrity.

Marett has been invited to guest edit special issues of journals (including the special issue 'Law and Humanities: Past Present and Future' for the Australian Feminist Law Journal) and as a co-editor of the book collection Fables of the Law, invited by Professor Daniela Carpi for the German series Law and Literature published by de Gruyter. She and her colleague Cassandra Sharp have acheived international recognition for their edited collection Cultural Legal Studies published by Routledge. Her book Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices, with Mark Thomas, is widely used in Australia and internationally.

Marett has built and maintains scholarly networks in Australia, the UK, the Czech Republic,, Switzerland The Netherlands, Germany, France, Denmark, Sweden, Italy, Hong Kong, Canada, and the US and has visited at and given presentations and talks at a range of institutions in these countries.

Geographic Focus

Australia Country
Europe Populated Place
United Kingdom Country

Available as Research Supervisor

Available for Collaborative Projects

Member Of

Aidel (Italian Law and Literature Association) Member
Law Text Culture Member of Editorial Board
Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand Member
Law, Literature and Humanities Association of Australasia Member
Law Text Culture Managing Editor 2014 - 2017
Law, Literature and Humanities Association of Australasia Vice President 2010 - 2017
National Cultural Heritage Committee Member 2014 - 2015

Selected Publications

Journal Article

Year	Title
2018	Theatricalizing Law Published In Law and Literature
2016	Theatricalising Law in Three, 1929-1939 (Brisbane) Published In Law Text Culture
2015	Towards a jurisprudence of the embodied mind - Sarah Lund, Forbrydelsen and the mindful body Published In Nordic Journal of Law and Social Research
2014	Lawyers look at the Elgin Marbles, but stars keep them firmly in sight Published In The Conversation
2013	'The main thing is to shut them out': the deployment of law and the arrival of Russians in Australia 1913-1925: an histoire Published In Journal of the Australian Jewish Historical Society
2013	Talkin ‘bout law’s generations: pop culture, intellectual property and the interpretation of case Published In Law in Context
2012	Ghosts of law and humanities (past, present, future) Published In The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2012	‘DITTO’: law, pop culture and humanities and the impact of intergenerational interpretative dissonance Published In The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2011	The main thing is to shut them out’ The Deployment of Law and the Arrival of Russians in Australia 1913-1925: An histoire1 Published In Law Text Culture
2010	Introduction: Law's theatrical presence Published In Law Text Culture
2010	Law, muteness and the theatrical Published In Law Text Culture
2009	Art Actually! The Courts and the Imposition of Taste Published In Public Space: the Journal of Law and Social Justice
2007	Book Review: ‘Creating Selves: Intellectual Property and the Narration of Culture by Johanna Gibson Published In Media and Arts Law Review
2007	Law's empiricism of the object: how law recreates cultural objects in its own image Published In The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2006	Post-Mortem Sperm Harvesting, Conception and the Law: Rationality or Religiosity? Published In QUT Law Review
2005	A Beautiful Corpse Published In Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies
2005	Of the monstrous regiment and the family jewels Published In The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2001	Clashing things Published In Griffith Law Review

Book

Year	Title
2019	Towards a theatrical jurisprudence Publisher London
2014	Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Pyrmont, NSW, Australia
2009	Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Sydney
2007	Creative Practice and the Law Publisher Sydney
2004	Legal Theories: In Principle Publisher Sydney

Chapter

Year	Title
2020	Challenging the Legal Self through Performance Published In The Oxford Handbook of Law and Humanities Publisher New York
2020	The Rocky Horror Show as liminal, gothic, monstrous, Shakespearean biolegal fable Published In Law and the Humanities: Cultural Perspectives Publisher Berlin
2018	"Stir Up the Australian Youth to Merriment": A Midsummer Night's Dream, Summer 1989-1990 (Sydney, Australia) and the Theatrical Transmutability of Law's Texts Published In As You Law It - Negotiating Shakespeare Publisher Berlin
2018	Lamingtons - Cultural Legal Studies and the interpretation of law - I mean, recipes Published In Culinaiuris: Gerichte aus der Peripherie des Rechts Publisher Berlin
2016	Cultural legal studies and law's popular cultures Published In Cultural Legal Studies: Law's Popular Cultures and the Metamorphosis of Law Publisher Abingdon, Oxon
2016	Cultural legal studies as law's extraversion Published In Cultural Legal Studies: Law's Popular Cultures and the Metamorphosis of Law Publisher Abingdon, Oxon
2016	Fabulous law: legal fables Published In Fables of the Law: Fairy Tales in a Legal Context Publisher Germany
2016	The good old rule, the catspaw and a two-headed baby Published In Fables of the Law: Fairy Tales in a Legal Context Publisher Germany
2014	Community and conscience Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Concluding, only to begin all over again Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Critical legal theories Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Historicising legal theory Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Just in case 1: a jurisprudential anatomy of Evans v NSW Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Just in case II: more jurisprudential anatomies of case law Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Keeping legal theory in mind Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Law meets society Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Legal theory in the age of Google Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Marx and law: breaking down the system Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Modern natural law: speaking to the sky or looking in ourselves? Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Narrowcasting Published In A Companion to the Australian Media Publisher North Melbourne, Australia
2014	The practices of legal theory Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Unlocking legal theory Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2013	Do You See what I See? Iconic Art and Culture and the Judicial Eye in Australian Law Published In Law, Culture and Visual Studies Publisher Dordrecht, Netherlands

Conference Paper

Year	Title
2013	Don’t mention the war Published In Law, Literature & the Humanities Association of Australasia Conference
2013	Judgment and the art of conversation Published In CLSA/LSAANZ Joint Conference
2013	Reaching into the present, reaching into the past: a new Australian law and humanities scholarship? Published In XXVI World Congress of Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy
2013	The main thing is to shut them out”: the deployment of law and the arrival of Russians in Australia, 1913-1925: an histoire Published In AJHS
2011	Intergenerational interpretative dissonance and the challenge to reason Published In Australian Society of Legal Philosophy (ASLP) Conference
2011	No Idea: Tristram Shandy, transgressive creativity, John Locke’s tabula rasa, and the legal imaginary Published In 2011 ISHTIP Workshop
2011	Talkin’ bout law’s generations: pop culture, intellectual property, and the interpretation of case law Published In Third Annual Conference on Innovation and Communications Law, 2011
2011	Towards a poor theatre; towards a theatrical jurisprudence? Published In Ceremonies of Law Conference 2011
2010	"Talkin' 'bout law's generations: an empirical and jurisprudential investigation into the reading of legal cases by different generations of lawyers" Published In 27th Annual Conference of the Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand
2010	Alice through the wormhole: reconciling spatial and temporal disjunctions in the creation of content in Australian media law Published In Balancing Rights and Interests in the 21st Century: An Intellectual Property, Media and Communications Law Roundtable
2010	Talkin' 'bout law's generations: Intergenerational Differences in Reading Legal Texts Published In Australian Society of Legal Philosophy
2009	Theatrical Jurisprudence: Bertolt Brecht, and the influence of the street scene Published In Intersections of Law and Culture Conference

Editor Of

Book
- Cultural Legal Studies: Law's Popular Cultures and the Metamorphosis of Law. Abingdon, Oxon. 2016
- Fables of the Law: Fairy Tales in a Legal Context. Germany. 2016

Available as Research Supervisor

Potential Supervision Topics

- Jurisprudence and legal theory
- Cultural legal studies
- Law and humanities
- Theatrical jurisprudence
- The non-legal formation of the lawyer
- Generational change and legal interpretation
- Law's conceptions and understandings of culture and creativity
- Legal accounts of visual culture
- Law and literature
- Law and the visual
- Law and history
- Legal and judicial biography

Advisees

Graduate Advising Relationship

Degree	Research Title	Advisee
Doctor of Philosophy	The Transformation of Televised Judicial Authority in the Past 25 years: A Lithuanian Perspective	Janusiene, Aiste
Doctor of Philosophy	The Terrible Beauty of Romantic Rebellion: Rebellion, Trauma and the Emergence of a Unique Irish Legality	Lingard, Johanna
Doctor of Philosophy	Conscientious Relationality or Informationalism? Interrogating legal conceptions of privacy through the pathologised subjectivity of the age of visibility	Apolo, Yvonne

Education And Training

B.A. in Drama, English Literature, Fine Arts, University of Queensland
LL.B. in Honours, Queensland University of Technology
LL.M., University of London, Kings College, Law, Merit
M.A. in Theatre Studies, University of New South Wales, Theatre Studies
Ph.D. in Law, Griffith University, Reconstructing the role of cultural significance in the Protection of Movable Cultural Heritage Act (Cth) 1986

Awards And Honors

Keywords

Theatrical Jurisprudence
Cultural Legal Studies
Law and the Humanities
Law and Literature

Full Name

Marett Leiboff

Mailing Address

School of Law

University of Wollongong Australia

Wollongong

New South Wales

2522

Australia

Top Publications

Year	Title
2019	Towards a theatrical jurisprudence
2018	Theatricalizing Law Published in Law and Literature
2016	Cultural Legal Studies: Law's Popular Cultures and the Metamorphosis of Law
2016	Cultural legal studies and law's popular cultures
2016	Cultural legal studies as law's extraversion
2016	Fables of the Law: Fairy Tales in a Legal Context
2016	Fabulous law: legal fables
2016	The good old rule, the catspaw and a two-headed baby
2016	Theatricalising Law in Three, 1929-1939 (Brisbane) Published in Law Text Culture
2015	Towards a jurisprudence of the embodied mind - Sarah Lund, Forbrydelsen and the mindful body Published in Nordic Journal of Law and Social Research
2014	Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices
2013	'The main thing is to shut them out': the deployment of law and the arrival of Russians in Australia 1913-1925: an histoire Published in Journal of the Australian Jewish Historical Society
2013	Do You See what I See? Iconic Art and Culture and the Judicial Eye in Australian Law
2012	Ghosts of law and humanities (past, present, future) Published in The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2012	‘DITTO’: law, pop culture and humanities and the impact of intergenerational interpretative dissonance Published in The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2011	The main thing is to shut them out’ The Deployment of Law and the Arrival of Russians in Australia 1913-1925: An histoire1 Published in Law Text Culture

Research Areas

1801 - LAW

Research Overview

Marett has a wide international reputation for her research and scholarship is in the fields of cultural legal studies, law and humanities, and for her development of the new field of jurisprudence she's called theatrical jurisprudence. Her book, Towards a Theatrical Jurisprudence, was published by Routledge in 2019, and she has contributed landmark pieces to mark the field in the international journal Law and Literature (2018), and a chapter in the Oxford Handbook on Law and the Humanities published in 2020.

Theatrical jurisprudence draws on the insights of theatre theory and practices including dramaturgy to interrogate conventional practices of legal interpretation, by turning attention to the myriad influences on that interpretation outside those boundaries - and what this means for the training of lawyers. Through deeply reading the texts of law, especially foundational judgments dramaturgically, she brings law into its time and place, to understand how lawyers interpret legal texts through time, how non-legal experience through generational change affects that interpretation, and what this means for legal integrity.

Marett has been invited to guest edit special issues of journals (including the special issue 'Law and Humanities: Past Present and Future' for the Australian Feminist Law Journal) and as a co-editor of the book collection Fables of the Law, invited by Professor Daniela Carpi for the German series Law and Literature published by de Gruyter. She and her colleague Cassandra Sharp have acheived international recognition for their edited collection Cultural Legal Studies published by Routledge. Her book Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices, with Mark Thomas, is widely used in Australia and internationally.

Marett has built and maintains scholarly networks in Australia, the UK, the Czech Republic,, Switzerland The Netherlands, Germany, France, Denmark, Sweden, Italy, Hong Kong, Canada, and the US and has visited at and given presentations and talks at a range of institutions in these countries.

Geographic Focus

Australia Country
Europe Populated Place
United Kingdom Country

Member Of

Aidel (Italian Law and Literature Association) Member
Law Text Culture Member of Editorial Board
Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand Member
Law, Literature and Humanities Association of Australasia Member
Law Text Culture Managing Editor 2014 - 2017
Law, Literature and Humanities Association of Australasia Vice President 2010 - 2017
National Cultural Heritage Committee Member 2014 - 2015

Selected Publications

Journal Article

Year	Title
2018	Theatricalizing Law Published In Law and Literature
2016	Theatricalising Law in Three, 1929-1939 (Brisbane) Published In Law Text Culture
2015	Towards a jurisprudence of the embodied mind - Sarah Lund, Forbrydelsen and the mindful body Published In Nordic Journal of Law and Social Research
2014	Lawyers look at the Elgin Marbles, but stars keep them firmly in sight Published In The Conversation
2013	'The main thing is to shut them out': the deployment of law and the arrival of Russians in Australia 1913-1925: an histoire Published In Journal of the Australian Jewish Historical Society
2013	Talkin ‘bout law’s generations: pop culture, intellectual property and the interpretation of case Published In Law in Context
2012	Ghosts of law and humanities (past, present, future) Published In The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2012	‘DITTO’: law, pop culture and humanities and the impact of intergenerational interpretative dissonance Published In The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2011	The main thing is to shut them out’ The Deployment of Law and the Arrival of Russians in Australia 1913-1925: An histoire1 Published In Law Text Culture
2010	Introduction: Law's theatrical presence Published In Law Text Culture
2010	Law, muteness and the theatrical Published In Law Text Culture
2009	Art Actually! The Courts and the Imposition of Taste Published In Public Space: the Journal of Law and Social Justice
2007	Book Review: ‘Creating Selves: Intellectual Property and the Narration of Culture by Johanna Gibson Published In Media and Arts Law Review
2007	Law's empiricism of the object: how law recreates cultural objects in its own image Published In The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2006	Post-Mortem Sperm Harvesting, Conception and the Law: Rationality or Religiosity? Published In QUT Law Review
2005	A Beautiful Corpse Published In Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies
2005	Of the monstrous regiment and the family jewels Published In The Australian Feminist Law Journal
2001	Clashing things Published In Griffith Law Review

Book

Year	Title
2019	Towards a theatrical jurisprudence Publisher London
2014	Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Pyrmont, NSW, Australia
2009	Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Sydney
2007	Creative Practice and the Law Publisher Sydney
2004	Legal Theories: In Principle Publisher Sydney

Chapter

Year	Title
2020	Challenging the Legal Self through Performance Published In The Oxford Handbook of Law and Humanities Publisher New York
2020	The Rocky Horror Show as liminal, gothic, monstrous, Shakespearean biolegal fable Published In Law and the Humanities: Cultural Perspectives Publisher Berlin
2018	"Stir Up the Australian Youth to Merriment": A Midsummer Night's Dream, Summer 1989-1990 (Sydney, Australia) and the Theatrical Transmutability of Law's Texts Published In As You Law It - Negotiating Shakespeare Publisher Berlin
2018	Lamingtons - Cultural Legal Studies and the interpretation of law - I mean, recipes Published In Culinaiuris: Gerichte aus der Peripherie des Rechts Publisher Berlin
2016	Cultural legal studies and law's popular cultures Published In Cultural Legal Studies: Law's Popular Cultures and the Metamorphosis of Law Publisher Abingdon, Oxon
2016	Cultural legal studies as law's extraversion Published In Cultural Legal Studies: Law's Popular Cultures and the Metamorphosis of Law Publisher Abingdon, Oxon
2016	Fabulous law: legal fables Published In Fables of the Law: Fairy Tales in a Legal Context Publisher Germany
2016	The good old rule, the catspaw and a two-headed baby Published In Fables of the Law: Fairy Tales in a Legal Context Publisher Germany
2014	Community and conscience Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Concluding, only to begin all over again Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Critical legal theories Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Historicising legal theory Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Just in case 1: a jurisprudential anatomy of Evans v NSW Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Just in case II: more jurisprudential anatomies of case law Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Keeping legal theory in mind Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Law meets society Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Legal theory in the age of Google Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Marx and law: breaking down the system Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Modern natural law: speaking to the sky or looking in ourselves? Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Narrowcasting Published In A Companion to the Australian Media Publisher North Melbourne, Australia
2014	The practices of legal theory Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2014	Unlocking legal theory Published In Legal Theories: Contexts and Practices Publisher Australia
2013	Do You See what I See? Iconic Art and Culture and the Judicial Eye in Australian Law Published In Law, Culture and Visual Studies Publisher Dordrecht, Netherlands

Conference Paper

Year	Title
2013	Don’t mention the war Published In Law, Literature & the Humanities Association of Australasia Conference
2013	Judgment and the art of conversation Published In CLSA/LSAANZ Joint Conference
2013	Reaching into the present, reaching into the past: a new Australian law and humanities scholarship? Published In XXVI World Congress of Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy
2013	The main thing is to shut them out”: the deployment of law and the arrival of Russians in Australia, 1913-1925: an histoire Published In AJHS
2011	Intergenerational interpretative dissonance and the challenge to reason Published In Australian Society of Legal Philosophy (ASLP) Conference
2011	No Idea: Tristram Shandy, transgressive creativity, John Locke’s tabula rasa, and the legal imaginary Published In 2011 ISHTIP Workshop
2011	Talkin’ bout law’s generations: pop culture, intellectual property, and the interpretation of case law Published In Third Annual Conference on Innovation and Communications Law, 2011
2011	Towards a poor theatre; towards a theatrical jurisprudence? Published In Ceremonies of Law Conference 2011
2010	"Talkin' 'bout law's generations: an empirical and jurisprudential investigation into the reading of legal cases by different generations of lawyers" Published In 27th Annual Conference of the Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand
2010	Alice through the wormhole: reconciling spatial and temporal disjunctions in the creation of content in Australian media law Published In Balancing Rights and Interests in the 21st Century: An Intellectual Property, Media and Communications Law Roundtable
2010	Talkin' 'bout law's generations: Intergenerational Differences in Reading Legal Texts Published In Australian Society of Legal Philosophy
2009	Theatrical Jurisprudence: Bertolt Brecht, and the influence of the street scene Published In Intersections of Law and Culture Conference

Editor Of

Book
- Cultural Legal Studies: Law's Popular Cultures and the Metamorphosis of Law. Abingdon, Oxon. 2016
- Fables of the Law: Fairy Tales in a Legal Context. Germany. 2016

Potential Supervision Topics

- Jurisprudence and legal theory
- Cultural legal studies
- Law and humanities
- Theatrical jurisprudence
- The non-legal formation of the lawyer
- Generational change and legal interpretation
- Law's conceptions and understandings of culture and creativity
- Legal accounts of visual culture
- Law and literature
- Law and the visual
- Law and history
- Legal and judicial biography

Advisees

Graduate Advising Relationship

Degree	Research Title	Advisee
Doctor of Philosophy	The Transformation of Televised Judicial Authority in the Past 25 years: A Lithuanian Perspective	Janusiene, Aiste
Doctor of Philosophy	The Terrible Beauty of Romantic Rebellion: Rebellion, Trauma and the Emergence of a Unique Irish Legality	Lingard, Johanna
Doctor of Philosophy	Conscientious Relationality or Informationalism? Interrogating legal conceptions of privacy through the pathologised subjectivity of the age of visibility	Apolo, Yvonne

Education And Training

B.A. in Drama, English Literature, Fine Arts, University of Queensland
LL.B. in Honours, Queensland University of Technology
LL.M., University of London, Kings College, Law, Merit
M.A. in Theatre Studies, University of New South Wales, Theatre Studies
Ph.D. in Law, Griffith University, Reconstructing the role of cultural significance in the Protection of Movable Cultural Heritage Act (Cth) 1986

Awards And Honors

Keywords

Theatrical Jurisprudence
Cultural Legal Studies
Law and the Humanities
Law and Literature

Full Name

Marett Leiboff

Mailing Address

School of Law

University of Wollongong Australia

Wollongong

New South Wales

2522

Australia

Overview

Top Publications

Research Areas

Research Overview

Geographic Focus

Available as Research Supervisor

Affiliation

Available for Collaborative Projects

Member Of

Publications

Selected Publications

Journal Article

Book

Chapter

Conference Paper

Editor Of

Book

Supervision

Available as Research Supervisor

Potential Supervision Topics

Advisees

Graduate Advising Relationship

Background

Education And Training

Awards And Honors

Keywords

Contact

Full Name

Mailing Address

Overview

Top Publications

Research Areas

Research Overview

Geographic Focus

Affiliation

Member Of

Publications

Selected Publications

Journal Article

Book

Chapter

Conference Paper

Editor Of

Book

Supervision

Potential Supervision Topics

Advisees

Graduate Advising Relationship

Background

Education And Training

Awards And Honors

Keywords

Contact

Full Name

Mailing Address

Visualisations

Research Areas

Geographic Focus