This book surveys the law concerning research in New Zealand and its implications for researchers. Most contributors are members of the Faculty of Law, University of Otago, or leading researchers from other university departments. The chapter on intellectual property has been written by practicing patent lawyers. This book is important, as issues relating to the regulation of research are increasingly debated. This legal guide is needed for anyone undertaking research or working in a related field.
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Responding to a growing need for legal advice for researchers, this book provides a guide to the law of research. It will be useful to anyone working in New Zealand's research community, whether in public sector research organisations, administering research enterprises or working with human research subjects. The editors and most contributors are members of the law faculty at the University of Otago.
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