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Law and Policy Papers

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A regular series of papers published by the Centre that contribute to public understanding and discussion on issues of law and public policy, especially those that are the subject of contemporary public debate. The Centre published ten papers in this series between 1994 and 1998.

The papers are now co-published with Federation Press. Three papers are published each year, one each on administrative law, constitutional law and international law, written by experts in academia, government, the judiciary and the private legal profession.

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Published Law and Policy Papers

No 29 (final)

Citizenship in a Post-National World: Australia and Europe Compared

Simon Bronitt and Kim Rubenstein (Editors)

No 27

The Impact of Judicial Review on Tribunals
Robin Creyke, 2006

No 26

The Coalition Wars against Iraq and Afghanistan in the Courts of the UK, Ireland and the US – Significance for Australia
Geoffrey Lindell, 2005

No 25

Australia and Bilateral Free Trade Agreements
Madelaine Chiam, 2004

No 24

Responsible Government and the Australian Constitution: Conventions transformed into Law?
Geoffrey Lindell, 2004

No 23

South Africa's troubled royalty: Traditional leaders after democracy
Christina Murray, 2004

No 22

Tribunals of Inquiry and Royal Commissions
Geoffrey Lindell, 2002  

No 21

Twenty Years of Open Government: What have we learnt?
John McMillan, 2002  

No 20

A Society of Mankind, Not States
Navanethem Pillay, 2002  

No 19

The International Human Rights Movement: Part of the Problem?
David Kennedy, 2001  

No 18

One Hundred Years On: Strengths and Strains in the Constitution
Sir Gerard Brennan AC KBE, 2001  

No 17

Administrative Review: Observations and Reflections
Bettie McNee, 2001

No 16

Administrative Review in Transition
Justice Deirdre O'Connor, Susanne Tongue, Dr Peter Nygh and Margaret Carstairs, 2001  

No 15

The Resurrection of the Republic
George Winterton, 2001  

No 14

Australia and the United Nations: Challenges in the New Millennium
HE Ambassador Penny Wensley, 2000  

No 13

The Common Law in Australia: Its Nature and Constitutional
Significance
Leslie Zines, 1999  

No 12

National Implementation: The Cutting Edge of International Human Rights Law 
Elizabeth Evatt, 1999  

No 11

Aspects of Judicial Review 
J R F Lehane,  1999  

No 10

War Crimes Trials and the Future 
Sir Ninian Stephen, 1998  

No 9

Commonwealth Tribunals: The Ambit of Review
Robin Creyke and John McMillan, 1998  

No 8

Executive Inquiries in Australia: Some Proposals for Reform
Tom Sherman, 1997  

No 7

The Judiciary and Judicial Review
Sir David Williams, 1997  

No 6

Reforming the Administrative Review System: For Better or for Worse? For Richer or for Poorer? 
Julian Disney, 1996  

No 5

The Courts and the Vulnerable 
Justice Paul Finn,  1996  

No 4

The Internationalisation of Domestic Law
Sir Anthony Mason, 1996  

No 3

Human Rights and Australian Judges
Sir Anthony Mason, 1996  

No 2

Improving the Quality and Accessibility of Legal Services 
Julian Disney, 1994  

No 1

How American Judges Interpret the Bill of Rights 
Norman Dorsen, 1994  

 

 



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