Julie Cassidy

Julie A. Cassidy
Alma mater	Bond University
Scientific career
Institutions	University of Adelaide, Bond University, Deakin University, Auckland University of Technology, Auckland University
Thesis	Customary international law's protection of aboriginal rights in post colonial states (as at February 1992)  (1992)

Julie A. Cassidy is an Australian-New Zealand law academic. She is a full professor at the University of Auckland.

Academic career

After undergraduate and honours studies at the University of Adelaide, Cassidy taught law at Adelaide before being a foundation staffer at Bond University, where she got her PhD titled 'Customary international law's protection of aboriginal rights in post colonial states (as at February 1992)' . Since then she has worked at Deakin University, Auckland University of Technology and finally Auckland University. She also has an adjunct relationship with Monash University.

Cassidy's research includes 'Brightline' tax measures, GST anti-avoidance measures and post-colonial law.

Selected works

• Bosch, Henry, and Julie Cassidy. Corporate practices and conduct. Deakin University, 1994.
• Cassidy, Julie. "Sovereignty of aboriginal peoples." Ind. Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 9 (1998): 65.
• Cassidy, Julie. Concise corporations law. Federation Press, 2006.
• Cassidy, Julie. "Emergence of the individual as an international juristic entity: Enforcement of international human rights." (2004): 533.
• Cassidy, Julie. "The stolen generations-Canada and Australia: The legacy of assimilation." (2006): 131.

External links

• Julie Cassidy on LinkedIn