Associate Professor in Law
College of Business, Government and Law
Kristopher Wilson is an Associate Professor in Law at Flinders University. Kris’ research spans cybersecurity, computer-related crime, Indigenous traditional knowledge in a digital context, Indigenous legal relations, and cultural and intellectual property protection. Most recently, Kris was a contributor to the 1970 UNESCO and 1995 UNIDROIT Conventions on Stolen or Illegally Transferred Cultural Property (Oxford University Press 2024) and he is a collaborator on the Indigenous peoples and cultural heritage international research and capacity-building initiative in the second phase (2023-2027) of the UNESCO Chair program. He is currently co-editing a two-volume special issue titled ‘Decolonising Cultural Property’ for the International Journal of Cultural Property, and is a co-editor of a forthcoming book with Palgrave on Decolonising Research Methodologies.
DPhil (Oxford)
LLM (UNSW)
GradCertEdDes (Monash)
LLB(Hons) (Flinders)