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Louise Parsons

Bond University

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Chapters | 2013

Developments in central banking after the GFC: central banks, the state, globalisation and the GFC

Louise Parsons

The recent global financial crisis has challenged conventional wisdom, and our conception of globalisation has been called into question. This challenging and timely book revisits the relationship between globalisation, the crisis and the state from an interdisciplinary perspective, with law, economics and political science underpinning the analysis.

Banking & Financial Services Policy Report: a journal on trends in regulation and supervision | 2013

Globalization, the GFC and paradigm shift

John Hynes Farrar; Louise Parsons

Singapore Academy of Law Journal | 2012

Globalisation, the global financial crisis and the reinvention of the State

John H. Farrar; Louise Parsons

Archive | 2018

Domestic regulatory architecture for the protection of financial stability after the GFC: Global order or disorder

Louise Parsons

Faculty of Law - Twilight Seminar - Blockchain | 2018

Blockchain: Principles, Processes, Practices

Louise Parsons; Kathrine Galloway

Banking Law Symposium in Honour of Professor David Mayes | 2018

Globalisation and Financial Instability

Louise Parsons; John Hynes Farrar

72nd Annual Conference of Australasian Law Teachers' Association : Law on the Line | 2017

Back to the past to meet the future: The benefits of competitive mooting in a new era of legal practice

Louise Parsons

Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice | 2016

Bitcoin: Consumer protection and regulatory challenges

Louise Parsons

World Scientific Book Chapters | 2015

Regulating Australia's Financial Stability in the National Interest

Louise Parsons

Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal | 2014

Australia as an Arbitration-Friendly Country: The Tension between Party Autonomy and Finality

Louise Parsons; Jack Leonard

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John Hynes Farrar

Bond University

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Jack Leonard

Bond University

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Kathrine Galloway

James Cook University

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John H. Farrar

University of Auckland

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