The Journal Jurisprudence is published by the Elias Clark Group and distributed in connection with the Gale Group, a part of Cengage Learning. |
About the Editor
The Journal’s editor Aron Ping D’Souza is an interdisciplinary scholar with research interest spanning cryptography and mathematics to intellectual property and theology. He is the author of The Art of Time: Toward a Fundamental Grammar of the Cinematic, which applies information system theory to sets of moving images using the theoretical work of Giles Deleuze. Currently, he is writing his Ph.D. on the moral justification for extended protections of Aboriginal iconography under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth). The ethical framework of his research is derived from the theological writings of the sixteenth century political theorist John Locke. Furthermore, he teaches in the University of Melbourne’s undergraduate political science program. Previously, he was Executive Director of the Australian International Film Festival. A noted filmmaker in his own right, Mr. D’Souza has directed and edited some thirty films, including the award-winning trilogy The Dream. A frequent contributor to newspapers and other media outlets, his work has appeared in the opinion pages of such publications as The Times of London, The Gulf Times, The Australian, The Age and The Herald Sun.
He is the author of three books, which can be found at The Book of Aron D'Souza.
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