Dr Rob McQueen

Publications

2010

A selection of other publications by Dr McQueen is available to download at:
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=273315

'Homesickness for a foreign country: Nostalgia and Colonisation', Cambridge International Journal of Law in Context (2010) 6(3), Special issue on 'Displacement'

2009

Utopia Limited: A Social History of the Limited Liability Company in Great Britain and the Australian Colonies 1854-1920, Ashgate Aldershot UK (2009)

2008

'The flowers of progress: Corporations law in the colonies' Griffith Law Review (2008) 17(1) 383-412

2007

"Speaking and listening to words is how we know who we are: An introduction to "Laws Empire"' Social Identities (2007) 13(6) 685-696, Special issue on 'Laws Empire'

2006

'The troubled history of individualised employment law' Australian Journal of Labour Law (2006) 19(1) 85-92

2003

'Together we fall, divided we stand: The myth of a monolithic Australian legal profession' in Sugarman D and Pue W (eds) Lawyers and Vampires: Cultural Histories of Legal Professions, Hart Publishing, Oxford and Portland Oregon (2003) 293-328

2002

Corporations Law in Australia, 2nd edition (2002) (with Tomasic, R and Bottomley S) Federation Press, Annandale, NSW

'The use of history by the high court of Australia' in Coper M, Blackshield A and Williams G,(2002) Oxford Companion to the High Court, OUP, Sydney

2001

'The corporate image: Annual reports in perspective' Macquarie Law Journal (2001) 1, 74-102

1999

'Life without Salomon' Federal Law Review (1999) 27(2) 181-202 

'Of wigs and gowns: A brief history of legal attire in Australia' in McQueen R and Pue W (eds) (1999) Misplaced Traditions: The Legal Profession and the British Empire, Federation Press, 31-58