Rick Mohr
Rick Mohr is director of Social Research, Policy and Planning Pty Ltd. He is a sociologist who has worked in universities, the public sector and consultancy. He specialises in the social connections of cities, knowledge and the legal system.
He maintains links with the Institute for Judicial Research in Bologna (IRSIG-CNR), where he publishes and runs workshops with Francesco Contini. Other key collaborations include writing and organising conferences with Dr Nadirsyah Hosen of the Faculty of Law at Monash University and Dr Patricia Branco of the Centro de Estudos Sociais at the University of Coimbra, Portugal.
He was previously a Research Director of the Centre for Court Policy and Planning and Director of the Legal Intersections Research Centre at the University of Wollongong. Until 2011 he was managing editor of Law Text Culture. He taught in the Faculty of Law at the University of Wollongong from 1998 to 2011.
Dr Mohr holds a PhD in Sociology (UNSW) and has published widely in socio-legal and semiotic journals. His most recent book is Law and Religion in Public Life: The Contemporary Debate, edited with Nadirsyah Hosen (Routledge paperback 2013).
New Left Party
Circa 1990 Joyce Stevens, Ken McLeod and Rick Mohr were New Left Party contacts in Sydney.[1]
The Broad Left Conference
The Communist Party of Australia, Association for Communist Unity and others organized The Broad Left Conference, which was held 1986 28th-31st March, at the NEW SOUTH WALES INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Broadway, Sydney.
Rick Mohr was among the list of sponsors.
Bulletin Number 2/86
The Broad Left Conference Bulletin Number 2/86
- Jane Martin
- Roslyn Smidt
- Romaine Rutnam
- Barbara Curthoys
- Neil Hawthorne
- Michael Carr
- J. Ivanoff
- Linda Mearing
- Mike Donaldson
- Jim Moss
- Rick Mohr
- Ann Sherry
- Audrey McDonald
- Eugene Sibelle
- Rob Durbridge
- Hugh Hamilton
- Max Bound
- Tony Douglas
Welfare activist
