Ricketts, A 2009, ‘Corporate claims to fundamental rights: life liberty and immunity to commercial regulation’, Journal of South Pacific Law, vol. 13, no. 2.

In this paper the author reflects upon the challenges of teaching, and more importantly the challenges that students face attempting to learn about, constitutional law within the context of recent political upheavals in Fiji.

Ricketts, A 2009, ‘Teaching constitutional law to Fiji students’, Journal of Australian Law Teachers Association, vol. 2, no. 1&2, pp. 207-216.

Common law principles underpinning corporate criminal responsibility for death by corporate negligence.

Ricketts, A & Avolio, H 2009, ‘Corporate liability for manslaughter: the need for further reform’, Southern Cross University Law Review, vol. 13., pp. 56-86.

The first act of imagination required of any social change activist is the vision of a better world. The next challenge is to imagine ways to convey this vision to others. In its broadest sense, political theatre is the act of conveying this imagined better world to the everyday onlooker. Understood in this way, theatre is not just a technique that ‘may’ be used in protests but is indispensable.

Ricketts, A 2006, ‘Theatre of protest: the magnifying effects of theatre in direct action’, Journal of Australian Studies, vol. 89, pp. 75-87.

Ricketts, A 2006, ‘Threshold concepts in legal education’, Directions: Journal of Educational Studies, vol. 26, no. 2, pp. 2-12.

The ideological chasm between environmentalism and a profit driven corporate agenda at times seems insurmountable.

Bielefeld, S; Higginson, S; Jackson, J & Ricketts, A 2005, ‘Directors duties to the company and minority shareholder environmental activism’, Company and Securities Law Journal, vol. 23, no. 1, pp. 28-50.