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Dr Gail E.
Evans
Visiting Professor University of San Diego School of Law
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Dr Evans teaches International Law, International
Business Law, Intellectual Property and Contract
Law at Southern Cross University, Australia.
As Visiting Professor, Boston University School
of Law, Spring Semester 2001, she taught International
Intellectual Property. During the 2001-2002
academic year, Dr Evans will be teaching Introduction
to Intellectual Property, International Intellectual
Property and Cyberlaw at the University of San
Diego School of Law.
She was awarded a doctorate in law from the
University of Sydney for her work on the emerging
constitutionalism of the World Trade Organization.
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| The thesis, entitled
"Lawmaking under the Trade Constitution: A Study
in Legislating by the World Trade Organization,"
was published in 2000 by Kluwer Law International. |
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| Dr Evans' research
interests are in the fields of International Law, Intellectual
Property and Information Law. She has written extensively
on the conjunction of international trade and intellectual
property as well as the licensing of computer information
and the social impact of computer software on the regulation
of information society. Some of her recent publications
include: "Comment on the Second WIPO Internet Domain
Name Process", European Intellectual Property
Review (2001) 1; "A Preliminary Excursion into
TRIPS and Non-Violation Complaints" (2000) 6 (3)
Journal of World Intellectual Property, 867;
"Commentary on the Draft Hague Convention on Jurisdiction
and Foreign Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters",
Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Fordham International
Intellectual Property Conference, Juris Publishing
Inc, New York, 2001; "Opportunity Costs of Globalizing
Information Licenses" (1999) X (1) Fordham University
Journal of Intellectual Property, Arts and Entertainment
Law 267 and; "TRIPS and the Sufficiency of
the Free Trade Principles", (1999) 2 Journal
of World Intellectual Property, 707. |
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| With respect to professional
activities, Dr Evans is the founder of the Center for
Digital Millennium Law at Southern Cross University
Law School and Director of the Australasian Intellectual
Property Conference. She is a regular commentator at
the Annual Fordham Conference in International Intellectual
Property Law & Policy, New York City, and convened
the first Roundtable on Transnational Lawmaking at Fordham
University Law School in April 2000. |
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| Dr Evans' work in progress
includes a volume of collected essays entitled Intellectual
Property Rights in the Digital Age; and a textbook
entitled Legal Problems in the Transnational Regulation
of Intellectual Property. |
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