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Shi, Changqing, Sourdin, Tania, Li, Bin. The International Association for Court Administration; 2021. The Smart Court - A New Pathway to Justice in China?.
Sourdin, Tania. Sweet & Maxwell; 2019. Judicial involvement in settlement conferences: opportunities and issues.
Clark, Bryan, Sourdin, Tania. Queen's University Belfast School of Law; 2020. The Singapore Convention: a solution in search of a problem?.
Sourdin, Tania, Cornes, Richard. Springer; 2018. Do Judges Need to be human?: The implications of Technology for Responsive Judging.
Sourdin, Tania, Zeleznikow, John. Lawbook Co; 2020. Courts, mediation and COVID-19.
Sourdin, Tania. Thomson Reuters; 2022. Mediating via Zoom.
Schrever, Carly, Hulbert, Carol, Sourdin, Tania. Routledge; 2022. Where stress presides: Predictors and correlates of stress among Australian judges and magistrates.
Sourdin, Tania. Springer; 2024. Regulating Judge Artificial Intelligence.
Sourdin, Tania. Edward Elgar Publishing; 2021. Judges, technology and artificial intelligence: the artificial judge.
Sourdin, Tania, Cornes, Richard. Elsevier; 2016. Implications for therapeutic judging (TJ) of a psychoanalytical approach to the judicial role - reflections on Robert Burt's contribution.
Sourdin, Tania, Carlson, Jamie, Watts, Martin, Armstrong, Christine, Carlyle, Tanya, McGeoch, David. Lawbook Co.; 2021. Measuring Effective Complaint Handling by Government.
Sourdin, Tania, Atherton, Mirella. Westburn Publishers; 2019. Vulnerability and dispute resolution in the banking and finance sector.
Sourdin, Tania, ChatGPT,. Routledge; 2023. How will 2050 forms of artificial intelligence (AI) judge the anthropocene?.
Sourdin, Tania. Lawbook; 2023. Technology and Judges in Australia.
Sourdin, Tania. University of New South Wales, Faculty of Law; 2012. Civil dispute resolution obligations: what is reasonable?.
Sourdin, Tania, Atherton, Mirella. Bond University; 2020. Treating Vulnerable Consumers 'Fairly' When They Make a Complaint About Banking or Finance in Australia.
Sourdin, Tania. Monash University, Faculty of Law; 2011. Five reasons why judges should conduct settlement conferences.
Sourdin, Tania, Meredith, Jaccqueline, Li, Bin. Routledge; 2020. Digital technology and justice: justice apps.
Sourdin, Tania, Li, Bin, Burke, Tony. Macquarie University * School of Law; 2019. Just quick and cheap? Civil dispute resolution and technology.
Sourdin, Tania. Thomson Reuters Australia; 2020. Alternative dispute resolution.
Saady, Nicholas, Sourdin, Tania. Lawbook; 2022. Rethinking Lawyer Immunity.
Sourdin, Tania. Australasian Institute of Judicial Administration; 2012. Exploring Civil Pre Action Requirements: Resolving Disputes Outside Courts.
Sourdin, Tania. Lawbook Co; 2015. Reforming civil procedure and alternative dispute resolution.
Sourdin, Tania, Li, Bin. University of Newcastle, School of Law; 2017. Editorial.
Sourdin, Tania, Castles, Margaret, Muddle, Madeline. Thomson Retuers; 2018. Pre-Action Requirements in Medical Negligence Matters.
Detterer, Jes, Evans, Chris, Sourdin, Tania. Taxation Institute of Australia; 2022. The Australian work-related expenses regime: fit for purpose or ripe for reform?.
Sourdin, Tania, Allen, Benjamin. Thomson Reuters; 2018. The Mediating Brain.
Sourdin, Tania, Zariski, Archie. Springer; 2018. What is Responsive Judging?.
Schrever, Carly, Hulbert, Carol, Sourdin, Tania. Lawbook Co; 2019. The psychological impact of judicial work: Australia's first empirical research measuring judicial stress and wellbeing.
Thiele-Evans, Lilla, Pepper, Blake, Zeleznikow, John, Foster, Neil, Sourdin, Tania. Lawbook Co.; 2021. Navigating a new terrain: developing autonomous vehicle liability pathways in Australia in light of international experience.
Thiele-Evans, Lilla, Pepper, Blake, Zeleznikow, John, Foster, Neil, Sourdin, Tania. Oxford University Press; 2021. Regulatory approaches to managing artificial intelligence systems in autonomous vehicles in Australia.
Sourdin, Tania, Burstyner, Naomi. Victoria University, Victoria Law School; 2014. Justice delayed is justice denied.
Heinsch, Milena, Sourdin, Tania, Brosnan, Caragh, Cootes, Hannah. Sage; 2021. Death sentencing by zoom: An actor-network theory analysis.
Sourdin, Tania, Hioe, Amanda. Resolution Institute; 2016. Mediation and psychological priming.
Sourdin, Tania, Li, Bin, McNamara, Donna Marie. Elsevier; 2020. Court innovations and access to justice in times of crisis.
Sourdin, Tania, Li, Bin, Brown, Alexei. Lawbook Co.; 2023. An Ethical Perspective in the the Judicial Use of Artificial Intelligence: Where Will the New EU Artificial Intelligence Act Take Us?.
Murphy, Ryan, Sourdin, Tania. Lawbook Co.; 2019. Skilled mediators and workplace bullying.
Brennan, Carol, Sourdin, Tania, Williams, Jane, Burstyner, Naomi, Gill, Chris. Wiley-Blackwell Publishing; 2017. Consumer vulnerability and complaint handling: challenges, opportunities and dispute system design.
Sourdin, Tania, Castles, Margaret. Adelaide Law Review Association; 2020. Is the tail wagging the dog? Finding a place for ADR in pre-action processes: practice and perception.
Carlson, Jamie, Sourdin, Tania, Armstrong, Christine, Watts, Martin, Carlyle, Tanya. Sage; 2023. Return on Investment of Complaint Management: A Review and Research Agenda.
Sourdin, Tania. University of New South Wales, Faculty of Law; 2018. Judge v robot? Artificial intelligence and judicial decision making.
Sourdin, Tania, Castles, Margaret. Elsevier; 2021. Is the tail wagging the dog? Finding a place for ADR in pre-action processes: practice and perception.
Sourdin, Tania. LexisNexis Australia; 2016. A broader view of justice?.
Sourdin, Tania. Indiana University Press; 2023. Robo Justice: Constitutional Issues with Judge AI.
Sourdin, Tania, Burstyner, Naomi. Thomson Reuters; 2013. Cost and time hurdles in civil litigation: exploring the impact of pre-action requirements.
Sourdin, Tania, Li, Bin, Simm, Stephanie, Connolly, Alexander. Lawbook Co; 2020. COVID-19, technology and family dispute resolution.
Sourdin, Tania, Clark, Bryan. Mediation Publishing; 2024. Necessity the mother of invention? International commercial mediators’ views on online mediation.