Martin Hardie has managed bands and worked in Aboriginal Art and Craft centres. He has been a solicitor and a barrister, acting in matters concerning administrative law and constitutional law and particularly, as counsel for Australian Indigenous artists in their quest for copyright protection; the challenge by Jose Ramos Horta to the Australian Timor Gap legislation and in a case concerning the NT legislation legalising euthanasia. He has also been an advisor to various members of the former East Timorese resistance and government, a university lecturer, a cyclist, cycling journalist and team manager.
His time is spent with the ambition of becoming the archetype of life within communism; at the break of dawn a seakayaker during the day a teacher and a cook, cyber-conspiracist and correspondent, in the afternoons, a student and philosopher and, at nights, simply pleasant company.
Experience
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2008–presentLecturer in Law , School of Law, Deakin University
Education
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1994Northern Territory University, LLB (Hons)
Publications
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2011It's not about the Blood! Operacion Puerto and the end of modernity, , in Doping and Legal Rights Anthology, Routledge, 2011.
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2010I Wish I was Twenty One Now - Beyond Doping in the Australian Peloton , http://www.newcyclingpathway.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/21-NOW-FINAL-.pdf
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2007Deleuze: Had I not done philosophy I would have done law, International Journal of Semiotics of Law, Springer, Germany, Volume 20, Number 5, January 2007.
Grants and Contracts
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2009I Wish I was 21 Now, Doping and Australian Professional Cycling; Attitudes, Issues
- Role:
- Principal Investigator
- Funding Source:
- Anti Doping Research Program Commonwealth Govt
Research Areas
- Law And Society (180119)
- Social And Cultural Anthropology (160104)
- Law And Legal Studies Not Elsewhere Classified (189999)
- Geelong, Australia
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