Books

• Philip Clarke, Julie Clarke and Ming Zhou, Contract Law: Commentaries, Cases and Perspectives, Oxford University Press, 2008

• Mirko Bagaric and Julie Clarke, Torture: When the Unthinkable is Morally Permissible, State University of New York Press, May 2007

• Julie Clarke, Mirko Bagaric, James McConvill and Richard Edney, International Commercial Law: Principles and Practice, Pearson, 2006 (314 pages)

• Philip Clarke, Julie Clarke and Nadine Courmadias, Contract Law - Casebook Companion, Butterworths 3rd ed, 2005 (316 pages)

• Philip Clarke, Roger Gamble and Julie Brebner, Contract Law - Casebook Companion, Butterworths 2nd ed, 2000

 

Articles

• Julie Clarke, 'Australia's Radical Predatory Pricing Reforms: What business must know' (2008) 1 Deakin Business Review 6

• Julie Clarke, ‘Multi-jurisdictional merger review procedures: a better way’ (2006) 14 Trade Practices Law Journal 90-109

• Mirko Bagaric and Julie Clarke, ‘Tortured Responses (A Reply to our Critics): Physically Persuading Suspects is Morally Preferable to Allowing the Innocent to be Murdered’ (2006) 40 University of San Francisco Law Review 703

• Julie Clarke, ‘Criminal Penalties for Contraventions of Part IV of the Trade Practices Act’ (2005) 10(1) Deakin Law Review 141-176

• Mirko Bagaric and Julie Clarke, ‘Not Enough (official) torture in the world? The circumstances in which torture is morally justifiable’ (2005) 39 University of San Francisco Law Review 581-616

• Julie Clarke, ‘The Dawson Report and Merger Regulation’ (2003) 8(2) Deakin Law Review 245

• Philip Clarke and Julie Clarke, ‘Players, Clubs, Events and the Trade Practices Act:  A Primer for Sporting Clubs’ (2003) 6(2) Sport Management Review 169-184

• Julie Clarke and Mirko Bagaric, ‘The Desirability of Criminal Penalties for Breaches of Part IV of the Trade Practices Act’ (2003) 31(3) Australian Business Law Review 192-209

• Julie Clarke, ‘The Relevance of Import Competition to Merger Assessment in Australia’ (2002) 10(2) Competition and Consumer Law Journal 119-143

• Mirko Bagaric and Julie Clarke ‘The solution to the dilemma presented by the guilty plea discount: the qualified guilty plea - I'm pleading guilty only because of the discount ...' (2002) 30 International Journal of the Sociology of Law 51-74

• Julie Clarke, 'Resale Price Maintenance - The Need for Further Reform' (2001) 9 Trade Practices Law Journal 18

Notes and non-refereed papers

• Mirko Bagaric and Julie Clarke, 'The Guilty Plea Discount: Why and How Much - An Analysis of Cameron' (2002) 2(3) Bourke's Criminal Law News Victoria 17

• Smoking in Shopping Centres, Property Council News, August 2000, 13 (with Max Cameron)

• Julie Clarke, 'Breen v Williams: A lost opportunity or a welcome conservatism?' (1996) 3 Deakin Law Review 237 (published 1998)

Conference Papers

• Proposed Changes to Merger Regulation in Australia, Paper presented at Australasian Law Teachers' Association Annual Conference 2003, Novotel Hotel, Brisbane, 7 July 2003

Submissions to Inquiries

• Submission relating to the Trade Practices Amendment (Cartel Conduct and Other Measures) Bill 2008 (Exposure Draft Bill - see Treasury web site) 29 February 2008
• Submission to the Trade Practices Act Review (Dawson Committee), July 2002

Media

Newspaper mentions

• Jason Bryce, 'Suppresion of bank payments festers for eBay', The Sheet (8 July 2008)

• Jason Bryce, 'Australia the Testing Ground for eBay', The Sheet (20 May 2008)

• Jason Bryce, 'eBay's PayPal plan sparks user revolt', Courier Mail (18 May 2008)

• Tony Raggatt, 'Reforms pose discount risk' Townsville Bulletin (Thursday 20 September 2007) p 43 (quoted regarding predatory pricing amendments to TPA)

• Mark Fenton-Jones, ‘TPA bill fails small business’ The Australian Financial Review (Tuesday 10 July 2007) pp 47 and 49

Media releases

• Trade Practices Reforms Short Change Small Business (2 July 2007)

• Radical Predatory Pricing Reforms Pose Risk to Discounters (19 September 2007)

Radio

• Radio National, Asia Pacific with Linda LoPresti (interview with Joanna McCarthy on proposed rice cartel between Mekong Nations)
• Radio National, Breakfast (Early) with Steve Cannane (interview with Joanna McCarthy on proposed rice cartel between Mekong Nations)
• ‘The George and Paul Show’ with George Moore and Paul B Kidd, 8.15am Saturday 25 August 2007, Radio 2UE, Sydney (live interview) (petrol inquiry)
• ‘The Law Report’ with Damian Carrick, Tuesday 15 February 2005, ABC Radio National AM621 (pre-recorded on 10 February)
• ‘Life Matters’ with Julie McCrossin, 9am Tuesday 17 August 2004, ABC Radio National AM621 (live interview)