Past events
- Stephen Rapp, Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues, Office of Global Criminal Justice, U.S. Department of State
At a time when mass atrocities are being committed with apparent impunity in Syria, Iraq, South Sudan, and elsewhere, many see international criminal justice as having failed its promise. Ambassador Rapp recounts the progress that has been achieved,...
- Felicity Hammond
- John Atwood
Australia’s landmark Tobacco Plain Packaging (TPP) law entered into force in 2012, having survived a challenge in the Australian High Court. However, the TPP law is currently being challenged in an investor-State dispute settlement arbitration under...
- Justice Rachel Pepper, Judge of the Land and Environment Court of NSW
We are extremely fortunate to have Justice Rachel Pepper of the NSW Land and Environment Court at the ANU College of Law.
During her visit, Justice Pepper will be holding a short talk, followed by a Q and A for female law students. On the...
- Launched by Mr Colin Neave AM, Commonwealth Ombudsman
Law and Democracy: Contemporary Questions, edited by Glenn Patmore and Kim Rubenstein, provides a fresh understanding of law’s regulation of Australian democracy. The book, which evolved from a Centre for International and Public Law's annual...
- Pnina Sharvit Baruch, Institute for National Security Studies
- Camille Goodman and Dr Greg French
As a nation with one of the largest maritime domains, Australia has fundamental and abiding interests in promoting international norms for the protection and preservation of the marine environment and for the conservation and sustainable use of marine...
- Elisabeth Costa and Dr Helmut Philipp Aust MLE
The world is rapidly urbanising and more and more people live in cities. At the same time, cities and towns all over the world are beginning to assert themselves as relevant international actors. This is particularly true in the climate change...
The Centre for International and Public Law is delighted to invite you to the launch of the fourth book in the CIPL, Cambridge University Press series Connecting International and Public Law...
- Christoph Sperfeldt, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
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Statelessness is a global phenomenon that affects millions of people worldwide. Those who find themselves without a nationality...
A conference in honour of Emeritus Professor Dennis Pearce Public Law Weekend 2014 Dennis Pearce AO, FAAL, is one of the doyens of public law in Australia, a remarkable embodiment of the ‘new’ federal administrative law introduced in Australia in the 1970s, and one of the great figures of the ANU College of Law at the Australian National University.
