Doctor Sarah Hook
Senior Lecturer,
Dean's Unit - School of Law
Biography
Areas of Interest
- Copyright
- Moral Rights
- Creative commons licenses
- The Public Domain
- Regulating online content
- Restrictions on creative freedom
- Defamation and Free Press
Researching at the intersections of law, literature, and legal theory Dr Hook’s research centres on authors and artists and creative freedom. Her PhD thesis looked at restrictions placed on transformative authors and artists due to the moral rights provisions in the Copyright Act. Her research looks at romanticism, postmodernism and contemporary modes of textual production and how these ideologies intersect with legal contexts such as defamation, copyright, government regulation, regulation of the press, and other impediments to the free exchange of ideas and expression.
This information has been contributed by Doctor Hook.
Qualifications
- PhD University of Western Sydney
- BA(Hons) University of Western Sydney
- Bachelor of Laws University of Western Sydney
- BA University of Western Sydney
Organisational Unit (School / Division)
- Dean's Unit - School of Law
Contact
| Email: | S.Hook@westernsydney.edu.au |
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| Location: | 22.1.71 Campbelltown22.1.71 Campbelltown |
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Teaching
Previous Teaching Areas
- 200009 Constitutional Law, 2017
- 200011 Contracts, 2017
- 200013 Administrative Law, 2017
- 200018 Law of Associations, 2017
- 200637 Intellectual Property, 2020
- 200661 Media Law, 2017
- 200661 Media Law, 2019
- 200661 Media Law, 2020
- 200757 Equity & Trusts, 2017
- 200757 Equity & Trusts, 2018
- 200984 Government and Public Law, 2018
- 200984 Government and Public Law, 2019
- 200984 Government and Public Law, 2020
Publications
Journal Articles
- Noakes, S. and Hook, S. (2021), 'The blurred line between the professional and the personal : regulation of teacher behaviour on social media', Australian Journal of Education, vol 65, no 1 , pp 6 - 23.
- Hook, S. (2019), 'Dealing fairly with parody : how literary theory can inform legal definitions', Australian Intellectual Property Journal, vol 29, no 2 , pp 91 - 106.
- Hook, S. and Noakes, S. (2019), 'Employer control of employee behaviour through social media', Law, Technology and Humans, vol 1, no 1 , pp 141 - 161.
- Hook, S. and Jones, B. (2018), 'Edward Smith Hall and the introduction of jury trials to New South Wales', Journal of Australian Colonial History, vol 20 , pp 43 - 62.
Supervision
Current Supervision
| Thesis Title: | Copyright issues in open access (OA) Journals and Institutional Repository |
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Previous Supervision
| Thesis Title: | Digitising and Decolonising Legal Education in the 21st Century |
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| Field of Research: | Curriculum And Education Studies; Indigenous Studies; Law |