Key UTS Centre Publications

Adams, M, Young, A & Nehme, M
"Preliminary Review of Over Regulation in Australian Financial Services" Volume 20 Australian Journal of Corporate Law pages 1 - 24

Adams, Michael and Hargovan, A. 2004
Taking Corporate Governance Seriously During Fundraising: Exposure to Personal Liability for Cost Orders, Company and Securities Law Journal 22 (5): 336-340
Lyons, Mark. 2004.
The Legal and Regulatory Environment of the Third Sector. Asian Journal of Public Administration. 25 (1): 87-106.
Thomas Clarke
Cycles of Crisis and Regulation: The Enduring Agency and Stewardship Problems of Corporate Governance, Corporate Governance An International Review, Vol 12, No 2, April 2004, pp153-161

"The Evolution Of Directors Duties: Bridging The Divide Between Corporate Governance And Corporate Social Responsibility", Journal Of General Management, 32, 3, Spring 2007, pp79-105.

Bunker, A.
The great regulation debate, CCH Across the Board news, February 28.
Bunker, A.
Climate Change Heats up the Business Environment, CCH Across the Board news, April 18
Vowles, E.
Large companies coping well with governance: survey, CCH Across the Board news, June 14
Adams, Michael. 2006;
Adams, M & Young, A; "Is red tape costing financial services more?" (2006) volume 5 (no 4) LexisNexis Financial Services Newsletter pages 58-60
Adams, Michael. 2006;
"Overlap in superannuation licensing doubles costs" (2006) Issue 9 (24 May) Australian Corporate News, CCH Australia pages 101-105
Adams, Michael. 2006;
"Do we need dual regulators in financial services? Synergies in establishing a single regulator" (2006) volume 58 (no 4 - May) Keeping Good Companies pages 206 - 213

Adams, Michael. 2005;
"Insider trading, market manipulation and good corporate governance:
Pt 1" vol 2 (no 6 - March) LexisNexis Corporation Practice pages 61-64
Adams, Michael. 2005.
Officers' Duties Under the Microscope.
Keeping Good Companies. 57 (9): 516-519.
Adams, Michael. 2005.
Shareholders may also be Creditors after Gwalia Case.
CCH Premium Law News Online. September: 22.
Adams, Michael. 2005.
When is an 'officer' responsible?
Financial Services Newsletter. 4 (4): 58-60.
Adams, Michael. 2005.
Were the HIH sentences tough enough?
Lawyers Weekly. 257: 18-19
Adams, Michael. 2005.
Are the HIH sentences tough enough? Part 1
Risk Management. 17: 13
Adams, Michael. 2005.
Are the HIH sentences tough enough? Part 2.
Risk Management. 18: 12
Adams, Michael. 2005.
Insider-Trading, Market Manipulation and Good Corporate Governance: Part 2.
LexisNexis Corporate Practice. 2 (8): 91-93.
Adams, Michael. 2005.
Insider-Trading, Market Manipulation and Good Corporate Governance: Part 1.
LexisNexis Corporate Practice. 2 (6): 61-64.
Adams, Michael. 2005.
Lessons from HIH Insurance: The Final Verdict.
Butterworths Corporations Law Bulletin. 9 (6): 8-10.

Adams, Michael. 2004.
"Corporate lessons to be learnt from James Hardie" (2004) 15 October,
Lawyers Weekly pages 10-11
Adams, Michael. 2004.
"The three pillars of good corporate governance" vol 1 (no 1 - January)
Risk Management pages 8 - 10
Adams, Michael. 2004.
Financial Services: A Key Focus of ASIC's Annual Report.
Financial Services Newsletter. 3 (7): 112-113.
Adams, Michael. 2004.
Whether to Protect or Punish: Legal Consequences of Contravening the Corporations Act.
Keeping Good Companies. 56 (10): 592-598.
Adams, Michael. 2004.
Corporate Lessons to be learnt form James Hardie.
Lawyers Weekly. 15: 10-11.
Adams, Michael. 2004.
The power of Penalties in Financial Services.
Butterworths Corporations Law Bulletin. 19: 6-8.
Adams, Michael. 2004.
"The power of penalties in financial services" (2004) vol 3 (no 3 - August)
LexisNexis Financial Services Newsletter pages 33-35. Also reproduced at (2004) Issue 207 - 3 September, Lawyers Weekly pages 16 - 17 http://www.lawyersweekly.com.au/articles/02/0C025A02.asp?Type=55&Category=1136

Adams, Michael. 2003.
The Three Pillars of Good Corporate Governance.
Risk Management. 1 (1): 8.
Adams, Michael. 2003.
Are All Directors Created Equal?
Keeping Good Companies. 55: 204.
Adams, Michael. 2003.
Has the role of the Company Secretary changed: How can one person get across it all?
Keeping Good Companies. 55: 469.