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ProfessorLuke Nottage

Professor of Comparative and Transnational Business Law

Sydney Law School

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  • Professor of Comparative and Transnational Business Law
    Sydney Law School

RESEARCH INTERESTs

Luke specialises in the following areas with a focus on Japan and the Asia-Pacific.

  • Arbitration
  • Contract law
  • Consumer product safety law
  • Corporate governance

FUNDED RESEARCH

  • GRANT
    Confidentiality versus Transparency in International Arbitration: Asia-Pacific Tensions and Expectations
    Sydney Southeast Asia Centre1 Jan 2019
    People funded by this grant:
    • Nottage L
  • GRANT
    Evaluating consumer product regulatory responses to improve child safety
    Australian Research Council (ARC)12 Apr 2017 - 11 Apr 2023
    People funded by this grant:
    • Nottage L,
    • Harrison J,
    • Vallmuur K,
    • Ivers R
  • GRANT
    3rd Ugeneva/Usydney/Harvard/Renmin Law Schools research conference: "Dispute Resolution: in/formalisation and Globalization", University of Sydney Law School, 17-18 July 2015
    Office of Global Engagement1 Jan 2015
    People funded by this grant:
    • Nottage L
  • GRANT
    The fundamental importance of foreign direct investment to Australia in the 21st century: Reforming treatyand dispute resolution practice
    Australian Research Council (ARC)1 Jan 2014 - 31 Dec 2018
    People funded by this grant:
    • Armstrong S,
    • Kurtz J,
    • Trakman L,
    • Nottage L
  • GRANT
    Capacity building for Cambodian Legal and Judicial Practitioners
    Australian Aid5 Sep 2013
    People funded by this grant:
  • GRANT
    Fostering A Common Culture in Cross-Border Dispute Resolution: Australia, Japan and the Asia-Pacific
    Australia-Japan Foundation1 Jan 2010
    People funded by this grant:
    • Williams B,
    • Nottage L,
    • Burch M
  • GRANT
    Consumer Law and Policy in the Asia-Pacific
    ARC Asia Pacific Futures Research Network1 Jan 2009
    People funded by this grant:
    • Nottage L
  • GRANT
    Research studies on the organisation and functiong of the justice system in five selected countries (China, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea and Russian Federation)
    United Nations Development Programme1 Jan 2009
    People funded by this grant:
  • GRANT
    Traction or Turbulence in Japanese regulatory style? - an empirical analysis of Japanese commercial law reform since the 1990s
    Australian Research Council (ARC)1 Jan 2004 - 7 Apr 2007
    People funded by this grant:
    • Anderson K,
    • Wolff L,
    • Anderson K,
    • Nottage L