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Duncan Wallace is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Law at Monash University, focusing on various aspects of law, philosophy, and economics. His research primarily examines the ontological nature of social groups, the recognition of law, and the role of economy in society. His expertise encompasses corporations law, trusts law, tort law, criminal law, comparative law, corporate theory, legal history, social ontology, jurisprudence, sociology, evolutionary psychology, and political philosophy. Duncan has published in the UNSW Law Journal and has contributed book chapters and articles, with more works anticipated in 2025 and 2026. He is also the author of a doctoral thesis titled 'Organic Theory of Corporation', which earned him the prestigious Mollie Holman Award in 2024 and is set to be published as a book by Cambridge University Press in 2026. Prior to joining Monash, Duncan worked in the co-operatives and mutuals sector and retains a strong interest in co-operatives law and policy. He is an active member of the International Co-operatives Alliance’s Young & Emerging Scholars Network on Cooperative Studies.
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