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International Law in Aotearoa New Zealand explores how international law shapes New Zealand and works with and within its legal system, as well as on New Zealand’s interaction with, contribution.. more

The intersect between law and religion has ancient origins and has continued into contemporary times as a topic of examination, litigation and media attention – in particular around rights, discrimination.. more

Insolvency law deals with the legal rules applicable in the case of individual persons or corporates who are unable to pay their debts and, as such, intersects with virtually every area of legal practice... more

Waking the Taniwha: Maori Governance in the 21st Century is a comprehensive analysis of the manifestations, complexities and challenges arising out of the development of M a ori governance structures.. more

Telecommunications Law in New Zealand sets out the laws, regulations and regulatory decisions that govern activities in the telecommunications sector... more

Sentencing Law in New Zealand covers all major aspects of sentencing law and procedure, combining in-depth analysis with practical and procedural guidance to meet the needs of practitioners and academics.. more

Written by international tax law specialist Professor Craig Elliffe, International and Cross-Border Taxation in New Zealand is a major new commentary on New Zealand’s international tax law and.. more

The Law of Secured Credit is a major and in-depth treatise on the range of complex and often interrelated areas of law governing secured transactions... more

Post Christchurch earthquakes and other recent natural disasters in New Zealand, highlighted the lack of comprehensive information and guidance available for professionals dealing with the legal issues.. more