- Lecturer in Law, Flinders University
James's research interests include intellectual property and industrial property law (with a specific focus on software and biotechnology inventions), data protection law and health law. James's research interests also extend to bioethics, institutional economics (such as common pool resource theory) and the application of these fields to these areas of law.
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–presentLecturer in Law, Flinders University
Education
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2019University of Tasmania, PhD in Law
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