Centre for Commercial LawThe Centre for Commercial Law was established in 1989 as the Taxation and Corporate Research Centre. The Centre can be contacted via CCL@bond.edu.au.
The key objectives of the Centre are to: - Provide a Centre of excellence for research, teaching, seminars, conferences, colloquia and publications in the area of commercial law.
- Encourage and organise interaction with Australian and overseas scholars and legal and business practitioners and related professional groups.
- Initiate and develop transnational and global links for the various programs of the Centre; and aspire to be at the forefront of electronic publishing and blended educational presentation techniques.
The research and publication areas of the Centre are extensive, covering topics such as: - Market access issues (goods and services) and trade practices law
- Corporations law
- Corporate governance law
- Mergers and takeovers by foreign owned enterprises
- Emerging trends and needs in relation to e-commerce law
- Financial regulations and institutions and banking
- Uniform labour standards and “comparative advantage”
- Human rights issues affecting domestic and international commercial laws
- Environmental, mining and petroleum concerns
- Implementation of international economic laws and the impact on domestic competition (anti-trust) law
- Intellectual property issues in commercial law
- Income taxation, capital gains taxation, GST, international taxation
- Application of commercial laws to sports and the sports industry
- Law of franchising
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