Monica Taylor
PhD Thesis
Striving for climate justice: The role of the Legal Assistance Sector in responding to climate change-informed civil law needs of priority population groups in Australia.
This PhD research examines the readiness of Australia’s public legal service system (the Legal Assistance Sector) to respond to climate change-informed legal problems. It asks, how is climate change shaping the legal needs of priority population groups, and how equipped is the LAS to deal with that changing landscape?
This mixed method study includes interviews and a survey with lawyers working across the LAS.
Research publications by Monica Taylor
Sharing Responsibility for Disaster Justice: An analysis of submissions to the 2023 Senate Select Committee on Australia’s Disaster Resilience
Crawford, Fiona, Davison, Oscar, Taylor, Monica, Muir, Laurelle, Maguire, Rowena, Lewis, Bridget, Bull, Melissa (2024) Sharing Responsibility for Disaster Justice: An analysis of submissions to the 2023 Senate Select Committee on Australia’s Disaster Resilience. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, 52.
A human rights analysis of Queensland Disaster Management Arrangements
Taylor, Monica (2024) A human rights analysis of Queensland Disaster Management Arrangements. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, 57.
Community Lawyering and Climate Justice: A New Frontier
Taylor, Monica, Lay, Bronwyn (2022) Community Lawyering and Climate Justice: A New Frontier. Alternative Law Journal, 47 (3), pp.199-203.
citations on Web of Science
citations on Scopus
Climate Crisis, Legal Education and Law Student Well-Being: Pedagogical Strategies for Action
Taylor, Monica (2021) Climate Crisis, Legal Education and Law Student Well-Being: Pedagogical Strategies for Action. The University of Queensland Law Journal, 40 (3), pp.459-476.
Perceptions of Competence and Well-being in Clinical Legal Education
Taylor, Monica, Walsh, Tamara (2018) Perceptions of Competence and Well-being in Clinical Legal Education. Australian Journal of Clinical Education, 3 (1), pp.1-19.
Pro bono lawyering: personal motives and institutionalised practice
Bartlett, Francesca, Taylor, Monica (2016) Pro bono lawyering: personal motives and institutionalised practice. Legal Ethics, 19 (2), pp.260-280.
- 3 citations on Web of Science
- 6 citations on Scopus
Model no more: Querulent behaviour, vexatious litigants and the Vexatious Proceedings Act 2005 (Qld)
Bedford, Narelle, Taylor, Monica (2014) Model no more: Querulent behaviour, vexatious litigants and the Vexatious Proceedings Act 2005 (Qld). Journal of Judicial Administration, 24 (1), pp.46-60.
- citations on Web of Science
Understanding the Power of Law: Engaging Students in Criminal Law Casework
Douglas, Heather, Taylor, Monica (2014) Understanding the Power of Law: Engaging Students in Criminal Law Casework. Legal Education Review, 24 (1), pp.Article number: 3 29-44.
You're Not Welcome Here: Police Move-On Powers and Discrimination Law
Walsh, Tamara, Taylor, Monica (2007) You're Not Welcome Here: Police Move-On Powers and Discrimination Law. University of New South Wales Law Journal, 30 (1), pp.151-173.
- 30 citations on Web of Science
