The Corporate Law Teachers Association (CLTA) was formed in 1994, and represents corporate law scholars in Australia, New Zealand and the Asia Pacific region. The goals of the CLTA include:-

• Advancing corporate law teaching, research and scholarship
• Promoting cooperation and exchange of ideas between corporate law scholars in the region
• Promoting active cooperation between corporate law teachers and universities
• Promoting cooperation with professional legal associations and law reform agencies
• Hosting an annual conference to highlight current developments in corporate law scholarship

Membership of the CLTA is free, and we invite all university teachers of corporate law and associated subjects to join. Membership is available to postgraduate research students in the field of corporate law, who are also warmly encouraged to join the association.

Message from the President

Welcome to the CLTA. Our association is a strong community of corporate law scholars that share common teaching and research aims.

All academics interested in joining the association are welcome to do so. Membership is free. The 'community' meets at least once a year in a highly regarded conference. All members receive email bulletins to update you on these events.

Please send any email messages regarding CLTA matters directly to me at Larelle.Chapple@anu.edu.au.

Kind regards, Ellie Chapple, National CLTA President :)