| G. Gilligan and D. Bowman, (2007), “Countering Corruption”, Chapter 10 in L. Holmes (ed), Terrorism, Corruption and Organised Crime: Networks and Linkages, Edward Elgar; pp.170-191;
G. Gillian and D. Bowman, “Public Awareness of Corruption in Australia”, (2007), Journal of Financial Crime, Vol.14, No.4, pp.438-452;
Gilligan, G., “Financial Crime in Australia”, (2007), Journal of the Institute of Economic Affairs, Vol.27, No.1, pp.10-13;
F. Bonollo and G. Gilligan, (2007), “The Relationship Between Good Governance and Sustainability in Australian Sport”, Australian Corporate Law Teachers Conference, Melbourne, 4-6 February 2007;
Gilligan, G., Submission paper, (2006), Productivity Commission, Regulation Benchmarking Study,
G. Gilligan. And D. Bowman (2006), “Netting Nano – Regulatory Challenges of the Internet and Nanotechnology”, Frontiers of Regulation – Assessing Scholarly Debates and Policy Challenges Conference, Bath, UK, 7-8 September 2006;
Gilligan, G., “Prospects for the Global Regulation of Markets”, (2006), Chapter Nine in G. Hodge (ed), Privatisation and Market Development: Global Movements in Public Policy Ideas, Edward Elgar, pp.148-175;
Gilligan, G., “Organised Crime and Business: Issues of Definition and Risk”, (2006), Twenty Fourth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Cambridge, UK, 3-10 September 2006;
D. Bowman and G. Gilligan. (2006), “Market Power and International Legitimacy: Emerging Trends in the International Regulatory Frameworks for Nanotechnology”, New Global Regulatory Frontiers: Evaluating What Will Work in Nanotechnology Conference, Melbourne, 17-18 July 2006
D. Bowman and G. Gilligan, (2006), “Collar colour?” Monash Business Review, Vol.2, No.1, pp.30-33;
Gilligan, G., “Conceptualising regulation as heritage and the potential of this approach for enhancing accountability”, (2006), The Enhancing Accountability in Corporations: Challenges and Prospects, Corporate Accountability Conference at the Novotel Hotel, Melbourne City on 8 - 9 February 2006
Gilligan, G., “Managing Risk in Financial Services Contexts, (2005), The Company Lawyer, Vol.26, No.11, pp.341-344;
Gilligan, G., “Multi-lateral regulatory initiatives – a legitimation based approach”, (2005), in J. O’ Brien (ed), Governing the Corporation: Regulation and Corporate Governance in an Age of Scandal and Global Markets, Chichester: John Wiley & Sons, pp.121-139;
G. Gilligan and G. Richardson, (2005), “Perceptions of Tax Fairness and Tax Compliance in Australia and Hong Kong – A Preliminary Study”, Journal of Financial Crime, Vol.12, No.4, pp.331-343;
Gilligan, G., A Cellular Theory of Regulation”, (2004), The Annual Governance Network and Regulatory Institutions Network Conference, Governance and Meta-Regulation, The Australian National University, 6 - 8 December 2004;
Gilligan, G., “Multilateral Approaches to Managing Markets”, (2004), London Colloquium on Privatisation and Market Development: Global Movements in Public Policy Ideas”, Sheraton Belgravia, London, 23-24 September 2004;
Gilligan, G., “Who is in charge of my back yard anyway? International: local tensions in the governance of financial markets”, (2004), The International Colloquium: Governing the Corporation – Mapping the Loci of Power in Corporate Governance Design, Queen’s University, Belfast, 20-21 September 2004;
Gilligan, G., “Markets, Offshore Sovereignty and Onshore Legitimacy” (2004), in D. Masciandaro (ed), Global Financial Crime: Terrorism, Money Laundering and Offshore Centres, Ashgate, Aldershot UK, pp.7-59;
G. Gilligan and J. Pratt (eds), (2004), Crime, Truth and Justice: Official Inquiry, Discourse, Knowledge, Willan Publishing, UK
Gilligan, G., “Official Inquiry, Truth and Criminal Justice”, (2004), Chapter One in G. Gilligan and J. Pratt (eds), Crime, Truth and Justice: Official Inquiry, Discourse, Knowledge, Willan Publishing, UK, pp.11-25;
Pratt J. and Gilligan G. (2004), “Introduction”, in G. Gilligan and J. Pratt (eds), Crime, Truth and Justice: Official Inquiry, Discourse, Knowledge, Willan Publishing, UK, pp.1-7;
Gilligan, G., “Whither or wither the European Union Savings Tax Directive? – A case study in the political economy of taxation” (2003), Journal of Financial Crime, Vol.11, No.1, pp. 56-72;
Gilligan G., Lewis C., Coghill K., Bowman D. and Hodge G. (2003), “Australian Initiatives Against Corruption”, Corruption, Organised Crime and Terrorism: Europe and Australia Compared, International conference held at The University of Melbourne, 6-7 November 2003;
Gilligan, G., “Avoiding and controlling risk in the financial sector”, (2003), Twenty First International Symposium on Economic Crime, Cambridge, UK, 8-15 September 2003;
Gilligan, G., “Offshore finance centres: favelas or resorts of the international financial sector? – Some thoughts on multi-lateral regulatory approaches to white-collar crime”, (2003), The International Society of Criminology Thirteenth World Congress of Criminology, REDUCING CRIME AND PROMOTING JUSTICE: Challenges to Science, Policy and Practice, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, August 10-15, 2003;
Gilligan, G., “Whistleblowing initiatives – are they merely secrecy games and/or blowing in the wind?” (2003), The Company Lawyer, Vol.24, No.2, pp. 37-40;
Gilligan, G., "Royal Commissions of Inquiry", (2002), The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, Vol.35, No.3, pp.289-307;
Gilligan, G., “Off-shore finance centres and their regulation”, (2002), September 11: myth and reality –terrorism, financial markets and off-shore centers, International conference held at Instituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale, Palazzo Clerici, Milan, 19 September 2002;
Richardson G. and Gilligan, G. (2002), “The Taxation/Corruption Paradigm: A Preliminary Investigation of the Influence of Corruption on National Taxation Systems”, Australian Tax Forum, Vol.17, No.2, pp. 163-200;
Gilligan, G., “Whistleblowing and the Protection of Sources of Information”, (2002), Twentieth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Cambridge, 8-15 September 2002;
Gilligan, G., “Crime and financial markets – what’s new, or not so new?” (2002) European Society of Criminology Conference 2002, European Criminology: Sharing Borders, Sharing a Discipline, Toledo, Spain, September 5-7 2002;
Richardson G. and Gilligan, G. (2002), “An empirical study of the influence of corruption on national taxation systems”, 5th International Conference on Tax Administration, Sydney, 4-5 April 2002;
Gilligan, G., “International trends in the regulation of the financial services sector”, (2002), The Australian Journal of Corporate Law, Vol.14, No.1, pp.57-73;
Gilligan, G. and Richardson, G. (2002), “Corruption and Taxation”, Corporate Crime Workshop 2002, Melbourne, 13 February 2002;
Gilligan, G., “The Increasing Regulatory Activism in the Financial Sector of International Organisations”, (2002), 12th Annual Corporate Law Teachers’ Association Conference – Corporations and Financial Regulation in the Digital Economy, Monash University, 10-12 February 2002;
Gilligan, G., “Going Underground – The Not So New Way To Bank?” (2001), Journal of Financial Crime, Vol.9, No.2, pp.105-108;
Gilligan, G., “Company Law and the Regulation of Financial Services in the Twenty First Century, a Socio-Legal Perspective, (2001), International and Comparative Corporate Law Journal, Vol.3, No.1, pp.33-47;
Gilligan, G., “Underground Banking Systems and their Impact on the Control of Money Laundering”, (2001), Nineteenth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Cambridge, 9-16 September 2001;
Gilligan, G., “Representations of the Public Good and Private Interest in Financial Services Regulation”, (2001), Australia and New Zealand Society of Criminology, Fifteenth Annual Conference, University of Melbourne, 21-23 February 2001;
Gilligan, G., “Social and Political Influences in the Reform of Banking Regulation”, (2000), Financial Crime Review, Vol.1, No.2, pp. 57-63;
Gilligan, G., “Regulating Companies in an Era of Late Modernity”, (2000), The Company Lawyer, Vol.21, No.5, pp.145-150;
Gilligan, G., “Australia as a provider of global financial services”, (2000), Prudential supervision, global financial services and superannuation guarantee charge, Commonwealth of Australia, Senate Select Committee on Superannuation and Financial Services, Hearing, Sydney, 16 May 2000, Canberra: Hansard, pp.144-158;
Gilligan, G., Review of: Tillman, R. (1999), Broken Promises: Fraud by Small Business Health Insurers, Boston: Northeastern University Press, International Journal of the Sociology of Law, Vol.28, No.2, (2000), pp.182-183;
Gilligan, G., “Regulating Against White Collar Crime in the Financial Services Sector”, (2000), Journal of Financial Crime, Vol.8, No.1, pp.7-11;
Gilligan, G. and Latimer, P. (2000), “False Trading and Market Manipulation Provisions of Australian Corporations Law and its Future Directions’, Financial Crime Review, Vol.1, No.1, pp.29-38;
Gilligan, G., “The Potential of Socio-Legal Approaches in the Development of Company Law”, (2000), The Company Lawyer, Vol.21, No.4, pp.127-128;
Gilligan, G., “The Global Financial Markets of Today and Tomorrow”, (2000), Eighteenth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Cambridge, 10-17 September 2000;
Gilligan, G., Regulating the Financial Services Sector, (1999), London: Kluwer Law International;
Gilligan, G., Bird, H. and Ramsay, I. (1999), “Civil Penalties and the Enforcement of Directors’ Duties”, UNSW Law Journal, 22 (2), pp.417-461;
Gilligan, G., “Corruption and Culture” (1999), International Seminar on Corruption and Bribery Crime Prevention, Shanghai, 26-28 October 1999;
Gilligan, G., “The Future of White Collar Crime in the Financial Services Sector” (1999), National Corporate Crime Liaison Groups Conference, Melbourne, 20 October 1999.
Gilligan, G., “The Public Interest and Crime Prevention” (1999), Nineteenth Biennial International Conference on Preventing Crime, Melbourne, 17-20 October 1999;
Gilligan, G., “Organised Crime and Corrupting the Political System” (1999), Journal of Financial Crime, Vol.7, No.2, pp.147-154;
Gilligan, G., Bird, H. and Ramsay, I. (1999), The Efficacy of Civil Penalty Sanctions Under the Australian Corporations Law, Canberra: AIC;
Gilligan, G., “New Strategies for Enforcing Commercial Laws” (1999), Conference on the Enforcement of Commercial Laws, Cambridge, 18 September 1999;
Gilligan, G., “Confidentiality – professional and otherwise” (1999), Seventeenth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College, Cambridge, 12-17 September 1999;
Gilligan, G., “Social and Environmental Responsibilities of the Company in an Era of Late-Modernity” (1999), Conference on the Company of the Twenty First Century, Cambridge, 8-9 September 1999;
Gilligan, G., "The Implications of 'Big Bang': An Australian Experience" (1999), Journal of Financial Crime, Vol.7, No.1, pp.79-82;
Gilligan, G., Bird, H. and Ramsay, I. (1999), Regulating Directors Duties - How Effective Are The Civil Penalty Sanctions In The Australian Corporations Law?, Melbourne: Centre for Corporate Law and Securities Regulation;
Gilligan, G., "Investors as Victims", in L. De Koker, B.A.K. Rider and J. Henning eds. (1999), Victims of Economic Crime, Transactions Series 31, Bloemfontein: University of the Orange Free State, pp.39-51;
Gilligan, G., "The Law and Practice of Money Laundering Regulation in Australia", in B.A.K. Rider and C.V. Nakajima, eds. (1999), Anti-Money Laundering Guide, Bicester: CCH, 90-000-94-075;
Gilligan, G., "Policing the Markets: Structures and Policies" (1999), Journal of Financial Crime, Vol.6, No.4, pp.362-366;
Gilligan, G., Bird, H. and Ramsay, I. (1999), "Directors Duties and the Civil Penalties Regime", Australian Corporate Law Teachers Conference, Melbourne, 8-10 February 1999;
Gilligan, G., "Regulatory Change in the Australian Financial Sector" (1998), Conference on Anglo-Japanese Law, Cambridge, September 1998;
Gilligan, G., "Theoretical Perspectives on Victim Investors" (1998), Conference on Empowering Victims of Economic Crime, Cambridge, September 1998;
Gilligan, G., "Corruption of Political Systems" (1998), Sixteenth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College, Cambridge, 13-19 September 1998;
Gilligan, G., "The Criminal Law and Financial Markets" (1998), Sixteenth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College, Cambridge, 13-19 September 1998;
Gilligan, G., "The City of London and the Development of English Financial Services Law" in B.A.K. Rider ed. (1998), The Corporate Dimension, Bristol: Jordans, pp.2-21;
Gilligan, G., "Organised Crime and Developments in Technology" (1997), Fifteenth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College, Cambridge, 14-20 September 1997;
Gilligan, G., "The Origins of UK Financial Services Regulation" (1997), The Company Lawyer, Vol 18, No 6, pp.167-176;
Gilligan, G., "The City of London, The Financial Centre of Europe - A Case Study in Self-Regulation" in B.A.K. Rider and M. Andenas eds. (1997), Developments In European Company Law - Vol 1, London: Kluwer Law International, pp.1-17;
Gilligan, G., "The Michael Lawrence Sacking - A Confirmation of the Regulatory Traditions of the Stock Exchange and the City of London?" (1997), Journal of Financial Crime, Vol.4, No.3, pp.207-214;
Gilligan, G., (1996) Review of: Albanese, J.S. (1996) Organized Crime in America, Third Edition, Cincinnati: Anderson Publishing, Criminal Justice Matters, No.26, pp.27-28;
Gilligan, G., "Civil Liberties and Privacy - The Question of Balance" (1996), Fourteenth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College, Cambridge, 8-13 September 1996;
Gilligan, G., "Strategies Against Corruption" (1996), Fourteenth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College, Cambridge, 8-13 September 1996;
Gilligan, G., The development of the white collar crime debate and the marginalisation of white collar criminology, (1996), Occasional Papers Series, School of Sociology and Social Policy, Middlesex University;
Gilligan, G., The Relevance of White Collar Criminology to Financial Services Regulation, Journal of Financial Crime, (1995), Vol.3, No.1, pp.46-48;
Gilligan, G., "Secret and Dirty Money - A Threat To Stability and Security" (1995), Thirteenth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College, Cambridge, 10-16 September 1995;
Gilligan, G., (1995) Review of: Savelsberg, J.J. (1995), Constructing White Collar Crime, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, International Journal of the Sociology of Law, Vol.23, No.4, pp.424-426;
Gilligan, G., "The Enterprise of Crime" (1994), Twelfth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College, Cambridge, 11-17 September 1994;
Gilligan, G., "The Role of Compliance" (1994), International Conference on Insider Dealing and Conflicts of Interest, University of Cambridge, 17-19 July 1994;
Gilligan, G., "The Impact of Euro-Crime Outside Europe" (1993), Eleventh International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College, Cambridge, 12-18 September 1993;
Gilligan, G., (1993) Reviews of: Croall, H. (1992), White Collar Crime, Buckingham: Open University Press; and Robb, G. (1992), White Collar Crime in Modern England - Financial Fraud and Business Morality, 1845-1929, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, International Journal of the Sociology of Law, (1993), Vol 21, No 1, pp.95-99;
Gilligan, G., "Historical Touchstones in the Regulation of the Financial Services Sector", Journal of Regulatory Law and Practice, (1992), Vol.1, No.1, pp.63-71;
Gilligan, G., "Hiding Money - The Laundering Process" (1992), Tenth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College Cambridge, 12-18 July 1992;
Gilligan, G., "Economic Crime" (1991), Ninth International Symposium on Economic Crime, Jesus College Cambridge, 4-9 August 1991;
Gilligan, G., "'Guinness is good for you?' prospects for corporate regulatory reform in Britain in the 1990s" (1991), British Criminology Conference, University of York, 24-27 July 1991;
Gilligan, G., "A Harm Based Approach To Financial Services Regulation" (1991), Second International Conference upon Fraud, Corruption and Business Crime, University of Liverpool, 17-19 April 1991;
Gilligan, G., "The Victorian Initiatives" (1990), International Conference on Drinking and Public Disorder, University of Oxford, 4 December 1990;
Gilligan, G., "Royal Commissions of Inquiry - Regal Game Shows?" (1989), The Australian Sociology Association, 1989 Conference, La Trobe University, Bundoora, Victoria, 8-12 December 1989;
Gilligan, G., "The Political Origins of the National Crime Authority" (1989), Australia and New Zealand Society of Criminology, Fifth Annual Conference, University of Sydney, N.S.W., 10-12 July 1989;
Gilligan, G., "The National Crime Authority, Australia’s 'Secret Agent' of Legislative Change?" (1988), Australia and New Zealand Society of Criminology, Fourth Annual Conference, University of Sydney, N.S.W., 22-24 August 1988.
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