Malcolm Voyce
Department of Law
Macquarie University
Australia
Biography
Teaching Responsibilities Research Interests Publications Reports Other Output
Research Interest
Malcolm has an interest in law and religion. This interest commenced in the late seventies and culminated with the completion of a Doctorate from the School of Oriental and African Studies, London University in 1982. The thesis covered the area of Buddhist Law and deployed understandings in legal anthropology to critique the rules of Buddhist monks and the relationship of these rules with the state. Subsequently, Malcolm's interest in religion developed into research on Islamic law and this has been supported by an ARC-funded grant with colleagues from the University of Western Sydney.
Publications
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Voyce M. Shopping Malls in India: New Social'Dividing Practices'. Economic and Political Weekly. 2007 Jun 2:2055-62.
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Voyce M. Testamentary freedom, patriarchy and inheritance of the family farm in Australia. Sociologia Ruralis. 1994 Apr 1;34(1):71-83.
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Voyce M. Shopping malls in Australia: The end of public space and the rise of ‘consumerist citizenship’?. Journal of sociology. 2006 Sep;42(3):269-86.
