Law Text Culture is a trans-continental peer reviewed journal. It publishes critical thinking and creative writing across a range of genres - from artwork and fiction to the traditional scholarly essay. Law Text Culture incites a dialogue crossing disciplines, exciting, in each, fresh perspectives along three axes of inquiry: * Politics: engaging the relationship of force and resistance; * Aesthetics: eliciting the relationship of judgment and expression; and Ethics: exploring the relationship of self and other. Law Text Culture promotes the exploration of these aspects of these themes through special issues. People interested in submitting work to be considered for publication in Law Text Culture are encouraged to address the themes of forthcoming special issues as indicated on the faculty website here. Contact details for guest editors are also provided. The journal does not normally consider unsolicited articles of a general nature unrelated to special issues.
Current Issue: Volume 15, Issue 1 (2011) Under the Eye of the Law: Mobile Peoples in the Pacific
Journal Articles
Introduction, contents and contributors LTC15
Nan Seuffert and Tahu Kukutai
time to write (for Larry) [poem]
Alice Te Punga Somerville
Regulating 'Mobility' and Masculinity through Institutions in Colonial Victoria, 1870s-1890s
Catharine Coleborne
The measure of a man's worth (after MLK and the content of his character) [poem]
Alice Te Punga Somerville
Containing Aboriginal Mobility in the Northern Territory: From 'Protectionism' to 'Interventionism'
Deirdre Howard-Wagner and Ben Kelly
‘Natives’, ‘Immigrants’ and ‘libérés’: The Colonial Regulation of Mobility in New Caledonia
Adrian Muckle
a new generation of historians on flight NZ449 (for Aroha) [poem]
Alice Te Punga Somerville
