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7 Griffith L. Rev. [i] (1998)

handle is hein.journals/griffith7 and id is 1 raw text is: GRIFFITH LAW REVIEW CONTENTS VOLUME 7 Number 1 1998 ARTICLES Law, Citizenship and the Politics of Identity: Sketching the limits of citizenship Sandra S Berns The Australian Education Union Case: A quiet revolution? Amelia Simpson 30 Locating the Clinic within the Curriculum: Thoughts from home and abroad Richard Grimes 62 Mabo: Encountering the epistemic limit of the recognition of 'difference' Stewart Motha 79 Making Sense of Representative Democracy and the Implied Freedom of Political Communication in the High Court of Australia: Three possible models Glenn Patmore 97 The European Union: A 'ferment of change' in the world Michael Longo 124 CONFERENCE REPORT 'Privatisation and Public Policy: A Co, rectional Case Study' Australian Institute of Criminology Conference Melbourne, 16-17 June 1997 [Report by Paul Moyle] 144 REVIEW The New Con tractualism? Glyn Davis et al (eds) [Review by Sandra S Berns] 151 INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS

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