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The Legal Roots of a Sustainable & Resilient Economy: New Kinds of Legal Entities, New Kinds of Lawyers?

Bronwen Morgan
Joanne McNeill
Isobel Blomfield

Where are the Community Enterprise Lawyers? Towards an Effective Ecosystem of Legal Support For Small-Scale Sustainable Economy Initiatives in Australia

Bronwen Morgan
Joanne McNeill
Isobel Blomfield

This discussion paper documents gaps in professional legal support for small-scale sustainable economy initiatives (SSEIs) in Australia.

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