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Jane Kelsey

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#1896

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#2367

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International Law

#1498

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#1786

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According to Wikipedia, Elizabeth Jane Kelsey is a New Zealand academic and activist who has promoted critical examination of the relationship between social, political and economic issues and how these can impact on human rights and justice. Specifically, within the New Zealand context, she has advocated public policy positions on colonialism and te Tiriti Waitangi, globalisation and neoliberalism, and the role of universities as public institutions. She has published widely on these and other issues, and in 2020 won the Global category of the New Zealand Women of Influence Award. Kelsey was professor of law at the University of Auckland until her retirement in 2022.

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Jane Kelsey's Published Works

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The New Zealand Experiment: A World Model for Structural Adjustment ? (1995) (675)
Rolling Back the State: Privatisation of Power in Aotearoa/New Zealand (1996) (147)
A question of honour?: Labour and the treaty 1984-1989 (1990) (65)
At the Crossroads: Three Essays (2004) (59)
Privatizing the Universities (1998) (54)
Serving Whose Interests?: The Political Economy of Trade in Services Agreements (2008) (45)
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: A Gold-Plated Gift to the Global Tobacco Industry? (2013) (38)
New-generation free trade agreements threaten progressive tobacco and alcohol policies. (2012) (35)
Reclaiming the Future: New Zealand and the Global Economy (2015) (35)
Legal fetishism and the contradictions of the GATS (2003) (33)
No Ordinary Deal: Unmasking the Trans-Pacific Partnership Free Trade Agreement (2011) (27)
Reclaiming the future (2000) (26)
Labour Market Deregulation (1995) (25)
The FIRE Economy: New Zealand's Reckoning (2015) (22)
The FIRE Economy (2015) (13)
How a TPP-Style E-commerce Outcome in the WTO would Endanger the Development Dimension of the GATS Acquis (and Potentially the WTO) (2018) (12)
Past Judgement: Social Policy In New Zealand History (2005) (11)
The Neoliberal Paradox (2015) (10)
The Denationalization of Money: Embedded Neo-Liberalism and the Risks of Implosion (2003) (8)
Part One: Rolling Back the State (1993) (8)
Minds and markets (2008) (7)
The Conundrum of Shifting Orthodoxies: FTAs And Korea's Currency Controls (2011) (6)
Hidden Agendas: What We Need To Know About The TPPA (2013) (6)
The Neoliberal Emperor has No Clothes: Long Live the Emperor (2014) (6)
How the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement could heighten financial instability and foreclose governments' regulatory space (2010) (6)
Phase 2 of the UNCITRAL ISDS Review: Why ‘Other Matters’ Really Matter (2019) (5)
The risks for ASEAN of new mega-agreements that promote the wrong model of e-commerce (2017) (5)
Free Trade Agreements - Boon or Bane?": Through the Lens of PACER (2006) (5)
Rogernomics and the Treaty of Waitangi: the contradiction between the economic and Treaty policies of the fourth Labour government, 1984-1990, and the role of law in mediating that contradiction in the interests of the colonial capitalist state (1991) (4)
Employment and Union Issues in New Zealand, 12 Years on (1997) (4)
‘Regulatory Responsibility’: embedded neoliberalism and its contradictions (2010) (4)
The third way – A road to nowhere (2002) (3)
Industrial sterilization, international symposium, Amsterdam 1972: Edited by G. B. Phillips and W. S. Miller. 1973. Durham, North Carolina, USA: Duke University Press. Pp. 412. 12.50. (1974) (3)
Going Nowhere in a Hurry? The Pacific's EPA Negotiations with the European Union (2007) (3)
From GATS to TiSA: Pushing the Trade in Services Regime Beyond the Limits (2016) (3)
The TPPA and financial sector deregulation (2010) (2)
Global Economic Policy-Making: A New Constitutionalism? (2018) (2)
The Economic Deficit (1995) (1)
New Zealand on FIRE (2015) (1)
Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (1999) (1)
International Economic Law and National Autonomy: How ‘trade in services’ transforms the regulation of temporary migration for remittances in poor countries (2010) (1)
The Cultural Deficit (1995) (1)
Embedding the New Regime (1995) (1)
Introduction: Taking services to market (2008) (1)
New Zealand and the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Negotiations: Strategy, Content and Lessons (2018) (1)
Homage and heresy from a licensed subversive: theorizing paradigm change in transnational economic regulation (2015) (1)
The Social Deficit (1995) (1)
Trade in people (2008) (1)
Limiting the State (1995) (1)
Embedded Neoliberalism and its Contradictions (2010) (1)
Market and Trade Liberalisation (1995) (1)
Regionalism: An Opportunity or an Imposition on Fiji? (2006) (1)
Reading the GATS as ideology (2008) (0)
A Threat to New Zealand’s Autonomy: Behind the Border Disciplines (2013) (0)
The wobbly bicycle – Globalisation on the precipice (2002) (0)
Risk-Tolerant Rules (2015) (0)
Ruling the services infrastructure (2008) (0)
‘Renegotiating Gendered Insights on the Rule of Law under Globalisation’ (2013) (0)
A requiem for TINA – Taking the high road (2002) (0)
Andrew Hurrell and Ngaire Woods (1995), ‘Globalisation and Inequality’, Millennium: Journal o f International Studies, 24, pp. 447-70 (2018) (0)
The illusion of public services (2008) (0)
How the GATS was won (and lost (2008) (0)
The Transpacific Partnership Agreement and Financial Services (2010) (0)
Reviews of Books (1924) (0)
A Gendered Response to Financial Crisis: What Can Others Learn from Iceland? (2016) (0)
Part Two: Democracy in Crisis (1993) (0)
Global Finance Rules (2015) (0)
The Oxford Handbook of Rational and Social Choice edited by Paul Anand, Prasanta Pattanaik, and Clemens Puppe CHAPTER V: AMBIGUITY (2007) (0)
Capturing the Political Machine (1995) (0)
Reviews of Books (1980) (0)
Learnings for UNCITRAL WGIII from the WTO’s dispute settlement regime (2020) (0)
Trade-related development (2008) (0)
Part Three: The Courts' Dilemma (1993) (0)
Conclusion: Serving whose interests? (2008) (0)
BWB Texts: Big Issues (2014) (0)
Amidst Obsessive Secrecy: Contemporary Examples (2013) (0)
Part Four: The Treaty Contradiction (1993) (0)
Trade in Services Agreements, the Financial Crisis, and Human Rights Implications (2010) (0)
Confronting Trade-Related Human Rights in a GATS- Compatible World (2007) (0)
There Are Alternatives (1995) (0)
Book Review: Michael Peters and Peter Roberts, University Futures and the Politics of Reform in New Zealand (Palmerston North: Dunmore Press, 1999), pp. 254, $34.95 (2000) (0)
Empowering the Technocrats (1995) (0)
A Contemptuous Process: Constitutional Concerns (2013) (0)
A manual for counter-technopols (1995) (0)
Part Five: The State of the Future (1993) (0)
International Economic Regulation (2018) (0)
Social Realities of FIRE (2015) (0)
Dollarisation, currency union and the Anzac dollar: embedded neoliberalism and the risks of implosion (2001) (0)
Shaky Pillars of Orthodoxy (2015) (0)
The trans-Pacific partnership. A quest for a Twenty-first-century trade agreement [Book Review] (2012) (0)
The Elephant in the Room: The Geopolitics of the TPPA (2013) (0)
Dominion over the earth (2008) (0)
'Selling off New Zealand' ... and claiming it back (1997) (0)
Trade in Services (2010) (0)
No Convincing Economic Rationale: The Economics of TPPA (2013) (0)
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership: A Battleground for Competing Hegemons? (2018) (0)

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