- BA (Hons) (Melb)
- LLB (La Trobe)
- Barrister and Solicitor (Vic)
Anne joined the department in 2006 from the Department of Management, where she was a research fellow and tutor.
Before joining Monash, Anne worked as an associate to a senior member of the AAT and as a legal research officer at the Consumer Law Centre of Victoria.
Research
Her research interests include international law, employment law and human rights, and she teaches in the area of employment law and corporations law.
She is currently undertaking a PhD at Monash, looking at the interaction between trade, human rights and labour law at the international level.
Anne is also vice-president of Liberty Victoria - the Victorian Council of Civil Liberties Inc. In that role, she regularly appears before senate committees and speaks at pubic forums and on radio commenting on topics such as torture, compliance with international conventions, anti-terror legislation and corporate social responsibility.
Publications
Editor - Book
WorkChoices: The New Industrial Relations Agenda, (2006) Pearson, Prentice Hill, Australia, (eds) Julian Teicher, Rob Lambert and Anne O’Rourke.
Book Chapters
‘Abolishing the Independent Umpire: the Demise of Equity’, by Julian Teicher, Anne O’Rourke and Amanda Pyman, in WorkChoices: The New Industrial Relations Agenda, (2006) Pearson, Prentice Hill, Australia, (eds) Julian Teicher, Rob Lambert and Anne O’Rourke.
‘Child Labour, Poverty and Gender Bias in Education in South Asia: Human Capital or Human Rights’. Human Capital or Human Rights?’ by Prof. D.P. Chaudhri, Prof. Chris Nyland and A. O'Rourke, in Small Hands in South Asia: Child Labour in Perspective, (eds) G.K. Lieten, Ravi Srivastava and S.Thorat, (2004) New Delhi, Manohiror, pp 61-92.
Refereed Journal Articles
‘Information Privacy and Employee Records in Australia: Which Way Forward?’ by Amanda Pyman, Anne O’Rourke & Julian Teicher, forthcoming in Australian Bulletin of Labour, 2007.
‘The Right to Privacy and the Conceptualisation of the Person in the Workplace: A Comparative Examination of EU, US and Australian Approaches’, by Anne O’Rourke, Amanda Pyman and Julian Teicher, in International Comparative Journal of Labour Law and Industrial Relations, (2007) 23(2): 161-194.
‘Australia/US/China Preferential Trade Negotiations: Business Perspectives and Labour’s Right to a ‘Place at the Table’, by Chris Nyland, Anne O’Rourke & Ann Maharaj, forthcoming in Journal of Industrial Relations, (2007) 49(5): 647-672.
Symposium - 'China, Trade & Workers' Rights', by Chris Nyland & Anne O'Rourke, in Journal of Industrial Relations, (2007) 49(5): 611-613.
‘The Recent History of the Alien Tort Claims Act: Australia’s Role in its (attempted) Downfall’ by Anne O’Rourke and Chris Nyland, Australian Yearbook of International Law 2006 (Vol 25), pp 139-176.
‘Torture, Slippery Slopes, Intellectual Apologists, and Ticking Bombs: An Australian Response to Bagaric and Clarke’, by Anne O’Rourke, Vivek Chaudhri and Chris Nyland, in the University of San Francisco Law Review, (2005) 40(1): 85-107.
‘The Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement and the Ratcheting-Up of Labour Standards: A Precedent Set and an Opportunity Missed’ authors Chris Nyland and Anne O’Rourke, publication in the Journal of Industrial Relations (2005) 47(4): 457-470.
‘Spy Society’ by Julian Teicher, Anne O’Rourke and Amanda Pyman, published in the Monash Business Review, Vol 1, 2005.
'Trade Unions, the Australian Labor Party, and the Trade-Labour Rights Debate', authors Professor Gerry Griffin, Professor Chris Nyland and Anne O'Rourke, in the Australian Journal of Political Science, (2004) 39(1): 89-107.
'Trade Promotion Authority and Core Labour Standards: Implications for Australia', authors Gerry Griffin, Professor Chris Nyland and Anne O'Rourke, in Australian Journal of Labour Law, (2004) 17(1): 35-63.
'Trade Unions and the Trade-Labour Rights Link: A North-South Union Divide?' authors - Professor Gerry Griffin, Professor Chris Nyland and Anne O'Rourke, in International Comparative Journal of Labour Law and Industrial Relations, (2003) 19(4): 469-494.
Academic Conferences
Paper presented to ACREW Conference, (24-25 June, 2005, Sheraton Hotel, Melbourne) on Shifting the Boundaries of Employment and Work, paper titled Privacy and the New Panoptic Workplace: Competing Interests and Conflicting Governances, Julian Teicher and Anne O’Rourke.
Paper presented at the Plenary Session at the International Industrial Relations Association 13th World Congress, Berlin, September 2003 - 'Trade Unions and the Trade-Labour Rights Link: A North-South Union Divide?'
Paper presented at AIRAANZ Conference 2003, Melbourne - 'Trade Unions, the Australian Labor Party, and the Trade-Labour Rights Debate'.
Paper presented at AIRAANZ Conference 2002, New Zealand - 'Trade and the Rights of Labour: Who Speaks for Workers of the South?'.
Paper presented at Victoria University, Law School Conference, 2002, The War on Terrorism: Democracy Under Challenge', - paper ‘Terrorism as De-unionisation’.
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