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AC Cv-Acad-V10 PUBLICATIONS Articles in Refereed Journals 48. Christie A., Gloster J., and Goddard S., ‘An empirical analysis of 15 years of Australian domain name disputes’, in press (2019) 30(1) Australian Intellectual Property Journal [ISSN 1038-1635] (10,900 words; division of work: Christie 60%, Gloster 15%, Goddard 25%). 47. Christie A., ‘Private international law principles for ubiquitous intellectual property infringement – A solution in search of a problem?’, (2017) 13(1) Journal of Private International Law 152-183 [ISSN 1744- 104] (13,700 words). 46. Christie A., Dent C., and Liddicoat J., ‘The Examination Effect: A Comparison of the Outcome of Patent Examination in the US, Europe and Australia’, (2016) 16(1) The John Marshall Review of Intellectual Property Law 21-43 [ISSN 1930-8140] (7,900 words; division of work: Christie 40%, Dent 40%, Liddicoat 20%). 45. Bors C., Christie A., Gervais D., and Wright Clayton E., ‘Improving Access to Medicines in Low-Income Countries: A Review of Mechanisms’, (2015) 18(1-2) The Journal of World Intellectual Property 1-28 [ISSN 1422-2213] (14,700 words; division of work Bors 60%, Christie 25%, Gervais 10%, Wright Clayton 5%). 44. Christie A., and Wright R., ‘A Comparative Analysis of the Three-Step Tests in International Treaties’, (2014) 45(4) IIC – International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law 409-433 [ISSN 0018- 9855 / 2195-0237] (11,200 words; division of work Christie 70%, Wright 30%). 43. Christie A., Dent C., McIntyre P., Wilson L. and Studdert D., ‘Patents Associated with High-Cost Drugs in Australia’, (2013) PLoS ONE 8(4): e60812. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0060812 [eISSN: 1932-6203] (3,800 words; division of work Christie 25%, Dent 25%, McIntyre 10%, Wilson 15%, Studdert 25%) http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0060812. 42. Christie A., ‘Making it Simple: How Copyright Legislation can be Simplified’, (2011) 6(5) New Zealand Intellectual Property Journal 783-790 [ISSN 1359-9054] (5,900 words). 41. Weatherall K., Rotstein F., Dent C. and Christie A., ‘Patent Oppositions in Australia: the facts’, (2011) 34(1) University of New South Wales Law Journal 93-135 [ISSN 0313-0096] (20,100 words; division of work Weatherall 40%, Rotstein 20%, Dent 20%, Christie 20%). 40. Christie A. and Rotstein F., ‘The Evolution of Precedent in Mandatory Arbitration – Lessons from a Decade of Domain Name Dispute Resolution’, (2011) 30(1) The Arbitrator and Mediator 65-74 [ISSN 1446-0548] (5,100 words; division of work Christie 75%, Rotstein 25%). 39. Rotstein F. and Christie A., ‘Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat: the Battle of Sidamo’, [2010] 9 European Intellectual Property Review 421-426 [ISSN 0142-0461] (4,400 words; division of work Rotstein 75%, Christie 25%). 38. Christie A. and Dent C., ‘Non-overlapping Rights: A Patent Misconception’, [2010] 32(2) European Intellectual Property Review 58-66 [ISSN 0142-0461] (8,500 words; division of work Christie 75%, Dent 25%). 37. Hall E., Dent C. and Christie A., ‘Patent Attorney Privilege in Australia: Options for Reform’, (2009) 20 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 178-193 [ISSN 1038-1635] (12,000 words; division of responsibility Hall 45%, Dent 40%, Christie 15%). 36. Dent C., Hall E., and Christie A., ‘For the Health of the Economy and Patent System: Rationale and Scope of Patent Attorney Privilege’, (2009) 4(1) Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice 23-32 [ISSN 1747-1532] (8,600 words; division of work Dent 45%, Hall 40%, Christie 15%). 35. Christie A. and Rotstein F., ‘Duration of Patent Protection: Does One Size Fit All?’, (2008) 3(6) Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice 402-408 [ISSN 1747-1532] (4,700 words; division of work Christie 80%, Rotstein 20%). 34. Lim A. and Christie A., ‘A Comparative Analysis of the Australian Patent Office’s Examination of Biotechnology Reach-Through Patent Claims’, (2007) 33(1) Monash University Law Review 115-142 [ISSN 0311-3140] (12,500 words; division of work Lim 65%, Christie 35%). 16 33. Christie A., ‘Cultural Institutions, Digitisation and Copyright Reform’, (2007) 12(3) Media & Arts Law Review 279-291 [ISSN 1325-1570] (5,600 words); and re-published in Audhi Narayana Vavilli (ed.), Cyberspace and Copyrights, 172-188, 2008, Amicus Books, Hyderabad, India [ISBN 978-81-314-1780-5], and in Audhi Narayana Vavilli (ed.), Copyright Law Reforms – Global Depiction, 116-132, 2008, Amicus Books, Hyderabad, India [ISBN 978-81-314-2511-4]. 32. Christie A., Davidson J., and Rotstein F., ‘Canada’s private copying levy – does it comply with Canada’s international treaty obligations?’, (2006) 20(1) Intellectual Property Journal 111-134 [ISSN 0824-7064] (9,100 words; division of work Christie 65%, Davidson 20%, Rotstein 15%); and re-published in Narshima Rao (ed.), IPR Regime and Performer Rights, 197-222, 2008, Amicus Books, Hyderabad, India [ISBN 978-81-314-2512-1]. 31. Moritz S. and Christie A., ‘Second-Tier Patent Systems: The Australian Experience’, [2006] 4 European Intellectual Property Review 230-240 [ISSN 0142-0461] (7,500 words; division of work Moritz 65%, Christie 35%). 30. Caine E. and Christie A., ‘A Quantitative Analysis of Australian Intellectual Property Law and Policy- Making since Federation’, (2005) 16(4) Australian Intellectual Property Journal 185-209 [ISSN 1038-1635] (10,300 words; division of work Caine 50%, Christie 50%). 29. Lim A. and Christie A., ‘Reach-through Patent Claims in Biotechnology: An Analysis of the Examination Practices of the United States, European and Japanese Patent Offices’, [2005] 3 Intellectual Property Quarterly 236-266 [ISSN 1364-906X] (16,400 words; division of work Lim 65%, Christie 35%); and re-published in Sri Krishna (ed.), Patent Claims – Judicial Interpretation and Analysis, 182-240, 2008, Amicus Books, Hyderabad, India [ISBN 978-81-314-2252-6]. 28. Christie A. and Dias E., ‘The New Right of Communication in Australia’, (2005) 27(2) Sydney Law Review 237-262 [ISSN 0082-0512] (12,200 words; division of work Christie 65%, Dias 35%); and revised and translated into Chinese, and published in (2008) 30(5) Jinan Xuebao 11-19. 27. Christie A. and Caine E., ‘Intellectual Property Law and Policy-Making in Australia: A Review and a Proposal for Action’, (2005) 60 Intellectual Property Forum 20-24 [ISSN 0815-2098] (3,000 words; division of work Christie 65%, Caine 35%). 26. Gaita K. and Christie A., ‘Principle or Compromise?: Understanding the Original Thinking behind Statutory Licence and Levy Schemes for Private Copying’, [2004] 4 Intellectual Property Quarterly 422-447 [ISSN 1364-906X] (13,400 words; division of work Gaita 75%, Christie 25%). 25. Elkman S. and Christie A., ‘Regulating Private Copying of Musical Works: Lessons from the US Audio Home Recording Act of 1992’, (2004) 27(1) University of New South Wales Law Journal 123-146 [ISSN 0313-0096] (10,900 words; division of work Elkman 65%, Christie 35%). 24. Howlett M. and Christie A., ‘An Analysis of the Approach of the Trilateral and Australian Patent Offices to Patenting Partial DNA Sequences (ESTs)’, (2004) 15(3) Australian Intellectual Property Journal 156-172 [ISSN 1038-1635] (11,300 words; division of work Howlett 70%, Christie 30%). 23. Howlett M. and Christie A., ‘An Analysis of the Approach of the European, Japanese and United States Patent Offices to Patenting Partial DNA Sequences (ESTs)’, (2003) 34(6) International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright Law 581-602 [ISSN 0018-9855] (10,000 words; division of work Howlett 70%, Christie 30%). 22. Christie A., ‘The ICANN Domain-Name Dispute Resolution System as a Model for Resolving other Intellectual Property Disputes on the Internet’, [2002] 5(1) The Journal of World Intellectual Property 105- 117 [ISSN 1422-2213] (5,100 words); and re-published in Vaver (ed.), Intellectual Property Rights – Critical Concepts in Law (Vol. 5), 180-194, 2008, Routledge, Abingdon, UK and New York, USA [ISBN 0-415-38459-1]. 21. Christie A., ‘A Proposal for Simplifying UK Copyright Law’, [2001] 1 European Intellectual Property Review 26-43 [ISSN 0142-0461] (16,000 words). 20. Christie A., ‘Some Observations on the Requirement of Inherent Patentability in the Context of Business Method Patents’, (2000) 43 Intellectual Property Forum 16-22 [ISSN 0815-2098] (5,000 words). 17 19. Brennan D. and Christie A., ‘Spoken Words and Copyright Subsistence in Anglo-American Law’, [2000] 4 Intellectual Property Quarterly 309-349 [ISSN 1364-906X] (20,300 words; division of work Brennan 80%, Christie 20%). 18. Christie A., ‘Simplifying Australian Copyright Law - the Why and the How’, (2000) 11 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 40-62 [ISSN 1038-1635] (15,200 words). 17. Pila J. and Christie A., ‘The Literary Work Within Copyright Law: An Analysis of its Present and Future Status’, (1999) 13 Intellectual Property Journal 133-177 [ISSN 0824-7064] (22,600 words; division of work: Pila 75%, Christie 25%). 16. Christie A. and Syme S., ‘Patents for Algorithms in Australia’, (1998) 20 Sydney Law Review 517-552 [ISSN 0082-0512] (17,200 words; division of work: Christie 50%, Syme 50%); and revised and translated into Chinese, and published as Christie, Syme, Jin Ling and Wu Zheng, ‘Recent Development on Patenting Algorithm and Computer Software in Australia’ [1999] Zhuan Li Fa Yan Jiu 247-271 [ISBN 7-80011-455-4/Z.395]. 15. Brennan D. and Christie A., ‘Patent Claims for Analogous Uses and the Threshold Requirement of Inventiveness’, (1997) 25(2) Federal Law Review 237-262 [ISSN 0067-205X] (12,700 words; division of work: Brennan 75%, Christie 25%). 14. Barty A. and Christie A., ‘Some Suggestions for Simplifying the Australian Copyright Legislation’, (1997) 8 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 31-64 [ISSN 1038-1635] (17,000 words; division of work: Barty 70%, Christie 30%). 13.
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