Does the Sharing Economy Need Lawyers? And If So, What Kind?
Originally Published: Monday, January 13, 2014Bronwen Morgan highlights four important areas mapping law’s journey through the sharing economy that not enough environmentalists currently realize, and...
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Crowdfunding and Ownership in the Sharing Economy
Originally Published: Friday, August 22, 2014At the end of the first week of August 2014, two different crowdfunding pitches closed almost simultaneously.
View ArticleFresh approach needed towards regulation and support of ‘green’ social...
Originally Published: Sunday, March 1, 2015A study into the comparisons between Social Movement and Social Enterprise.
View ArticleLegal Imagination and the Sharing Economy
Originally Published: Friday, May 1, 2015“Twenty public-spirited lawyers could save the world’. What kind of lawyer comes to mind when we read this pithy phrase?
View ArticleTreasury Committee to consider recommendations of Legal Models Working Group
Cooperative or company limited by guarantee? Legal entity choice is a key element our study of small-scale initiatives in Australia that mix elements of social activism and social enterprise in an...
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Treasury Committee considered recommendations of Legal Models Working Group
Originally Published: Wednesday, June 10, 2015Cooperative or company limited by guarantee?
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Caroline Bird
Caroline Bird is an independent researcher doing the UK comparative element of the project. Her background and research interests are in environmental sustainability and the inter-disciplinary,...
View ArticleRegulation, rights and social activism
In this video, Professor Bronwen Morgan from the University of New South Wales examines the interaction between regulation and rights in the context of social activism.Originally Published: 27/03/2013
View ArticleThe diverse legalities of the sharing economy
Swinburne Seminar Series - Professor Bronwen Morgan (University of New South Wales) seeks to bring into dialogue two previously unrelated areas of scholarship: legal consciousness and diverse...
View ArticleSocial Enterprise Legal Models Working Group
The Social Enterprise Legal Models Working Group (LMWG) – which was originally convened by the Centre for Social Impact as part of the “Social Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Alliance”...
View ArticleBetween Social Activism and Social Enterprise: The Bristol Report
Between Social Activism and Social Enterprise comparative workshop findings.Originally Published: 27/03/2015
View ArticleSustainable Seed Alliance
Student presentation around social enterprises for seed exchanges.Originally Published: 29/05/2015
View ArticleThe value of sharing economies
“There’s a hunger to get out of corporatised, bureaucratised ways of interacting” - Bronwen MorganOriginally Published: 12/07/2015
View ArticleWorkshopping the Sharing Economy
Professor Morgan and Dr. Kuch co-hosted two workshops in late July 2015 aimed at sustainability enthusiasts, which sought to tease out which pieces of the regulatory puzzles warrant most attention from...
View ArticleRethinking Regulation in the Sharing Economy
Professor Bronwen Morgan spoke to Digital Dialogue about regulations in the sharing economy.Originally Published: 11/08/2015
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