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23
Mar
2023
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Dr Hina Aslam, an accomplished environmental researcher, is currently working in the field of circular economy policy and regulation at the ANU College of Law through the Andre Hoffmann Fellowship for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
23
Jan
2023
Marlow Meares
Get to know Marlow Meares, a third-year law student at ANU, who recently won the 2022 Sir Anthony Mason Constitution Law Essay Competition.
23
Jan
2023
Kate Waterford
Kate Waterford took many winding roads in destinations across various parts of the world before finding herself in the legal profession, where she currently works to try and make a difference in her community.
20
Jan
2023
Kate Ogg
Associate Professor Kate Ogg has written a new book that presents the first global and comparative study of 'protection-from-refuge' litigation, examining whether courts facilitate or hamper refugee journeys with a particular focus on gender.
19
Jan
2023
Alvin Hoi-Chun Hung
Postdoctoral fellow Dr Alvin Hoi-Chun Hung recently completed his PhD exploring the role of legal culture in constructing management-labour relations in factories in China and Myanmar.
22
Nov
2022
ANU Law student ambassador Andre Kwok outside Angkor Wat in Cambodia, an ASEAN party state.
ANU Law student ambassador Andre Kwok is currently on exchange at the National University of Singapore studying a course about ASEAN law. Read his insights on this major inter-governmental organisation in his latest blog post.
13
Sep
2022
Heather R
Associate Professor Heather Roberts has co-authored the 5th edition of Property Law in New South Wales (LexisNexis Butterworths, 2022).
11
Aug
2022
Dr Stephen Thomson
Three ANU College of Law scholars have published chapters in a new edited collection that examines the challenges facing ombudsmen and the governance systems within which they operate.
02
Aug
2022
Don Rothwell
Professor Donald Rothwell FAAL has published a new book that explores one of the more contentious issues in public international law.
27
Jul
2022
Professor Jolyon Ford SFHEA has spent the past three months in the United States furthering his modern slavery research as a Fulbright Fellow.
Professor Jolyon Ford SFHEA has spent the past three months in the United States furthering his modern slavery research as a Fulbright Fellow.

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