Mr Joseph A Indaimo

BA Hon, LLB, Masters
Lecturer

Contact Information

Tel:

+61 (0)8 6304 5293

Fax:

+61 (0)8 6304 5894

E-mail:

j.indaimo@ecu.edu.au

Campus:

Joondalup

Building:

2

Room:

2.318

Availability:

By appointment via email please

Current Teaching:

Administrative Law; Legal Process; Legal/Academic Skills; Peer Mentor Program (PMP) coordinator

Background

Employment History:

I have taught at UNSW, Sydney, UTS Insearch; Sydney; Curtin University; ECU & WA TAFE College. I have also practiced Law in WA & was admitted to the WA Bar in 2000.

Specialisation:

Jurisprudence; Critical, postmodern theory & philosophy; Critical legal studies; Human rights Law & ethics; criminology; legal & academic skills; Administrative law; Legal Process

Research and Publications

Current Research Area:

International Human rights law & ethics

Research Interest:

Jurisprudence; Critical, postmodern theory & philosophy; Critical legal studies; Human rights Law & ethics

Conference Papers in Proceeding:

2002: National Postgraduate Law Students' Conference 2002. Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia. “The Impact of Globalisation on the Relationship between State Sovereignty & Human Rights Law – a Post-modern Perspective

2002: The 4th annual Research Studies Conference. UTS Students' Association & the UTS Graduate School “Localism, Universalism, Globalism & Human Rights – Languages and Discourses of International Human Rights”

2002: Mediating Law: Theory, Production, Culture Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne “Imagining a Counter-Human Rights Discourse.”

2002: Cultural Citizenship: Challenges of Globalisation Citizen & Globalisation Centre, Deakin University “Cultural Citizenship: The Postmodern Citizen & Human Rights.”

2002: Law & Society Conference: Opening Law, Making Links, Crossing Borders Faculty of Law & Legal Intersections Research Centre, Wollongong University “When Human Rights are not Rights – Shifting the Focus in Human Rights.”

2002: Higher education research & development society of Australasia Conference: Academic Skills Centre, Australian National University, Canberra “Setting University Exam & Essay Questions: the Dilemmas with Key Words”