8. Current and Forthcoming Chapters Outline

This edited collection aims to provide the first detailed resource for law students, academics and practitioners focused on mainstreaming climate change in legal education in Australia.

The collection will be published in three stages. The substantive chapters of the first tranche include constitutional law, administrative law, and criminal law and procedure.

The second tranche, to be published in February 2025, will include chapters on Indigenous peoples and the law, property law, equity and trusts, ethics and professional responsibilities, company law, public law, evidence law and civil procedure.

The third tranche, to be published in April 2025, will include chapters on human rights law, migration and refugee law, labour law, health law, intellectual property and technology law, consumer law, international law and clinical legal education.

This edited collection will be regularly updated, with new editions reflecting the fast-evolving nature of law and legal practice as it relates to climate change.

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