News
22
Aug
2019
A new book co-edited by Associate Professor David Letts AM CSM and Professor Donald Rothwell FAAL presents a holistic picture of maritime issues affecting South East Asia.
20
Aug
2019
Master of Laws students Eunice Gitau and Temitope Muraina are the first ANU students to partake in the Yeosu Academy of the Law of the Sea in South Korea.
27
Jun
2019
ANU international law expert Professor Donald Rothwell has co-written a new book examining the legal authority of ASEAN as a security institution.
02
May
2019
ANU international law expert Professor Donald Rothwell explains why it's unlikely future extradition requests for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will be resolved soon.
23
Jan
2019
Joins major international publisher, Brill
22
Nov
2018
Video installation for Prospecting Ocean exhibition by Armin Linke
03
Nov
2017
Is an 11-member Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) 2.0 a possibility? It seemed most unlikely back in January when US President Trump withdrew the United States from the TPP. But there have since been ongoing discussions among the remaining 11 members in an effort to keep the TPP dream alive.
21
Aug
2017
The Chief of the Royal Australian Navy, Vice Admiral Tim Barrett, and leading international law experts will speak at an ANU College of Law event this week.
29
Jun
2017
A dedicated South China Sea commission could be based on a negotiated treaty framework that requires each state to give consent writes Professor Donald R. Rothwell
12
May
2017
Alleged drug mule Cassie Sainsbury and others in her situation can't expect Australia to rescue them
The case of an Australian woman detained on drug-related charges in Colombia, bears similarities to that of Schapelle Corby. Both highlight expectations on the Australian government to come to the aid of Australians caught up in overseas legal processes.
