C Gardner
Biographic Data
| ID | 5803407 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Gardner |
| GIVEN NAMES | C |
| FAMILY NAME | Gardner |
| SIGNATURE | GARDNER C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tasmania |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0324-4337 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
When overfishing is the sustainable option
Good Mental Health Care
What makes for good mental health care? What are the barriers to good care and, when they can be overcome, what accounts for successful treatment? What does successful treatment and care, in fact, mean? Can they mean different things to different people? If so, how can we think about them in a practical way that is useful to patients, families, and clinicians? On the one hand, from work infields as various as neuroscience, clinical psychology, an…
Evaluating the potential for an increased and sustainable commercial fisheries production across multiple jurisdictions and diverse fisheries
Assessing the status of Australia's fish stocks relative to target objectives
Gross v Switzerland
Human rights – Respect for private life – Suicide – Medical treatment – Medicines – Applicant having expressed persistent, reasoned wish to die – Whether depriving applicant of sodium pentobarbitol breached her right to respect for private life – Chamber judgment having been given in applicant’s favour on 14 May 2013 – Court subsequently being informed applicant had died in 2011 – Applicant having taken steps to prevent her death being communicat…
Retracted Article
Domestic or imported? An assessment of carbon footprints and sustainability of seafood consumed in Australia
SS (Malaysia) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
Immigration – Asylum – Child – Malaysian father converting to Islam while six-year-old boy in United Kingdom – Child likely to be brought up as Muslim and circumcised, contrary to Catholic mother’s wishes, if returned to Malaysia – Mother appealing against Tribunal’s refusal to grant asylum for self and child – Whether return would amount to a flagrant breach of mother’s right to respect for private and family life or freedom of religion – Whethe…
Shergill and others v Khaira and others
Charity – Trustees – Power to appoint and remove – Gurdwaras established under charitable trust to practise and promote beliefs of Sikh religious sect – Dispute as to whether particular individual was spiritual successor having power under trust deed to appoint and remove trustees – Claim for declarations that defendants were lawfully removed and claimants lawfully appointed by spiritual successor – Whether issue involving determination of religi…
Gross v Switzerland
Human rights – Respect for private life – Suicide – Woman of over eighty, not suffering from illness or incapacity, expressing persistent, reasoned wish to die – Medical practitioners refusing to issue prescription for and health board refusing to supply lethal dose of sodium pentobarbital – Swiss Federal Supreme Court rejecting applicant’s appeal – Whether depriving applicant of sodium pentobarbital infringement of right to respect for private l…
A Road Cut through the Law to Get after Orban?
Roper: So now you'd give the Devil benefit of law! More: Yes. What would you do? Cut a great road through the law to get after the Devil? Robert Bolt, A Man For All Seasons (1960) Act I On 8 April 2014, the European Court of Human Rights (Second Section) gave a judgment in Magyar Keresztény Mennonita Egyház and Others v Hungary (Application nos 70945/11, 23611/12, 26998/12, 41150/12, 41155/12, 41463/12, 41553/12, 54977/12, and 56581/12), a case c…
Smith v Trafford Housing Trust
Employment – Contract of employment – Breach of contract – Employer deciding to demote housing manager on grounds of misconduct for making comments on his Facebook page including that same-sex marriage in church was ‘an equality too far’ – Employee suing employer for breach of contract following disciplinary demotion – Whether demotion breach of contract – Whether demotion amounting to wrongful dismissal – Correct approach to measure of damages
People Say There Are No Accidents
Young people's views of their present and future selves in two deprived communities
This study set out to explore the perceptions of young people from two deprived former mining communities in South Wales about their present and future selves. An opportunity sample of 11 teenagers was asked to describe a normal and an ideal day in their lives. Interview transcripts were submitted to a theory‐led analysis to gauge the components of young people's selves and their hopes and fears of the future. Findings indicated diversity in the …
A time like all others
good ''biocitizens'' 10 or die
Young people's views of their present and future selves in two deprived communities
This study set out to explore the perceptions of young people from two deprived former mining communities in South Wales about their present and future selves. An opportunity sample of 11 teenagers was asked to describe a normal and an ideal day in their lives. Interview transcripts were submitted to a theory‐led analysis to gauge the components of young people's selves and their hopes and fears of the future. Findings indicated diversity in the …
A time like all others
good ''biocitizens'' 10 or die
People Say There Are No Accidents
Young people's views of their present and future selves in two deprived communities
This study set out to explore the perceptions of young people from two deprived former mining communities in South Wales about their present and future selves. An opportunity sample of 11 teenagers was asked to describe a normal and an ideal day in their lives. Interview transcripts were submitted to a theory‐led analysis to gauge the components of young people's selves and their hopes and fears of the future. Findings indicated diversity in the …
Smith v Trafford Housing Trust
Employment – Contract of employment – Breach of contract – Employer deciding to demote housing manager on grounds of misconduct for making comments on his Facebook page including that same-sex marriage in church was ‘an equality too far’ – Employee suing employer for breach of contract following disciplinary demotion – Whether demotion breach of contract – Whether demotion amounting to wrongful dismissal – Correct approach to measure of damages
SS (Malaysia) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
Immigration – Asylum – Child – Malaysian father converting to Islam while six-year-old boy in United Kingdom – Child likely to be brought up as Muslim and circumcised, contrary to Catholic mother’s wishes, if returned to Malaysia – Mother appealing against Tribunal’s refusal to grant asylum for self and child – Whether return would amount to a flagrant breach of mother’s right to respect for private and family life or freedom of religion – Whethe…
Shergill and others v Khaira and others
Charity – Trustees – Power to appoint and remove – Gurdwaras established under charitable trust to practise and promote beliefs of Sikh religious sect – Dispute as to whether particular individual was spiritual successor having power under trust deed to appoint and remove trustees – Claim for declarations that defendants were lawfully removed and claimants lawfully appointed by spiritual successor – Whether issue involving determination of religi…
Gross v Switzerland
Human rights – Respect for private life – Suicide – Woman of over eighty, not suffering from illness or incapacity, expressing persistent, reasoned wish to die – Medical practitioners refusing to issue prescription for and health board refusing to supply lethal dose of sodium pentobarbital – Swiss Federal Supreme Court rejecting applicant’s appeal – Whether depriving applicant of sodium pentobarbital infringement of right to respect for private l…
A Road Cut through the Law to Get after Orban?
Roper: So now you'd give the Devil benefit of law! More: Yes. What would you do? Cut a great road through the law to get after the Devil? Robert Bolt, A Man For All Seasons (1960) Act I On 8 April 2014, the European Court of Human Rights (Second Section) gave a judgment in Magyar Keresztény Mennonita Egyház and Others v Hungary (Application nos 70945/11, 23611/12, 26998/12, 41150/12, 41155/12, 41463/12, 41553/12, 54977/12, and 56581/12), a case c…
Gross v Switzerland
Human rights – Respect for private life – Suicide – Medical treatment – Medicines – Applicant having expressed persistent, reasoned wish to die – Whether depriving applicant of sodium pentobarbitol breached her right to respect for private life – Chamber judgment having been given in applicant’s favour on 14 May 2013 – Court subsequently being informed applicant had died in 2011 – Applicant having taken steps to prevent her death being communicat…
Retracted Article
Domestic or imported? An assessment of carbon footprints and sustainability of seafood consumed in Australia
Assessing the status of Australia's fish stocks relative to target objectives
Evaluating the potential for an increased and sustainable commercial fisheries production across multiple jurisdictions and diverse fisheries
Good Mental Health Care
What makes for good mental health care? What are the barriers to good care and, when they can be overcome, what accounts for successful treatment? What does successful treatment and care, in fact, mean? Can they mean different things to different people? If so, how can we think about them in a practical way that is useful to patients, families, and clinicians? On the one hand, from work infields as various as neuroscience, clinical psychology, an…
When overfishing is the sustainable option
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