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According to Wikipedia , Matthew Simon Russell Palmer is a New Zealand judge, legal academic and former public servant. Palmer graduated with a BA in Economics & Political Science from University of Canterbury in 1983. This was followed by a LLB in 1987. Then a LLM & JSD from Yale Law School in 1993.
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1990 2000 2010 2020 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 Published Works The Treaty of Waitangi in New Zealand's Law and Constitution (2009) (53)Toward an Economics of Comparative Political Organization: Examining Ministerial Responsibility (1995) New Zealand Constitutional Culture (2007) (19)Using Constitutional Realism to Identify the Complete Constitution: Lessons from an Unwritten Constitution (2006) What is New Zealand's Constitution and Who Interprets It? Constitutional Realism and the Importance of Public Office-holders (2006) (17)The Treaty of Waitangi in Legislation (2001) (9)Constitutional Realism About Constitutional Protection: Indigenous Rights Under a Judicialized and a Politicized Constitution (2007) (9)“Counter-Terrorism Law” (2002) (6)Economics for Policy: Expanding the Boundaries Essays by Peter Gorringe Edited by A Jones, R Procter and G Scobie (2001) The State-Owned Enterprises Act 1986: Accountability? (1988) (5)The International Practice (1998) Resolving the Foreshore and Seabed Dispute (2006) (4)International Law/Intercultural Relations (2000) (4)Constitutional Design and Law: The Political Economy of Cabinet and Congressional Government (1993) (4)What is Distinctive about Terrorism and Anti-Terrorism Law? (2007) (3)Open the Doors and Where are the People?: Constitutional Dialogue in the Shadow of the People (2011) (2)Constitutional Dialogue and the Rule of Law (2017) A Perspective on Balance and the Role of Law (2023) Thinking about Law and Policy: Lessons for Lawyers (2006) (1)High Tensile Permanent Electric Fence, Installation (2020) (1)The Treaty of Waitangi: Looking Forward (2008) (1)Impressions of Life and Law on the High Court Bench (2018) Line Movement Analysis in the NBA (2010) (1)The Conventional Wisdom of Ministerial Responsibility in New Zealand (1993) (1)Listening to the body’s excitations (2010) The American Mission (2014) (0)Rainwater Harvesting for the Home and Farm (2015) (0)L'etat Naissant in Nathalie Sarraute's planetarium and the problem of communication (2016) (0)Public Reporting of Courts’ Performance – how is this best achieved? (2013) (0)4 Amp 4H-SiC JBD Diodes | NIST (2000) (0)Participants' written responses to manipulation (2015) (0)The Grand Delusion: The Creation and Perseverance of the September Campaign Mythos (2017) High Tensile Permanent Electric Fence, Planning and Design (2019) (0)Jason Varuhas, Damages and Human Rights, Oxford: Hart Publishing, 499 pp, hb £95.00.: Reviews (2018) The Economics of Law: the Sharebrokers Act 1908 (1986) (0)CALIFORNIA STATE SCIENCE FAIR 2002 PROJECT SUMMARY (2002) (0)Painting Without Paint (2016) (0)Book Review: Robert D. Cooter, The Strategic Constitution (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2000), pp. 412, cloth US$55.00 paperback, US$20.95 (2004) Evidence to the House of Lords' Short Inquiry into Executive/Judiciary Relations (2007) (0)The Law Officers and Departmental Lawyers (2011) Indigenous Rights, Judges and Judicial Review in New Zealand (2020) Book Review of Counter-Terrorism: The Culture of Law and Justice after 9/11 (2011) (0)Web LettersDigital archiving (2008) Are We the Thinkers of our Thoughts (2018) (0)The Languages of Constitutional Dialogue: Bargaining in the Shadow of the People (2007) (0)Privatization in Ukraine: Economics, Law, and Politics (1991) (0)Evidence to the Short Inquiry into Executive/Judiciary Relations (2007) (0)What Place does the Treaty have in New Zealand's constitutional arrangements? (2013) (0)High Tensile Permanent Electric Fence, Electrifying the Fence (2020) (0)Domesday facsimile 1c (2014) (0)Shoulder tip 'tips'. (1995) (0)Don't Risk It! (2020) (0)The Coanda effect (2004) Free will and evolution (2007) Advances in vapor pressure analysis (1997) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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