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Feb
2014
Global trends have revealed an identifiable shift in the general approach to migration. Migrants are consistently framed into the discourse of social cohesion and integrity.
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Feb
2014
Offered as part of the Master of Laws program, this course is also open to management professionals seeking a professional development opportunity and a chance to engage with issues of environmental regulation.
13
Feb
2014
Offered as part of the Master of Laws program, this course is a comprehensive introduction to the law of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the context of economics and politics within which the law operates.
13
Feb
2014
Offered as part of the Master of Laws program, this course examines the far-reaching changes that have occurred since the nineteenth century to the body of law governing recourse to the use of force (jus ad bellum).
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Feb
2014
ANU Professor Mick Dodson and Dr William Fogarty from the National Centre for Indigenous Studies, with support from Cricket Australia, will
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Feb
2014
Offered as part of the Master of Laws program, this course is also open to emergency management professionals seeking a professional development opportunity and a chance to engage with issues of law and emergency management.
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Feb
2014
Sensationalised media reporting of court decisions can undermine public confidence in the legal system and can unfairly tarnish judges, says a spokesperson for the National Judicial College of Australia (NJCA).
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Feb
2014
Dr Matthew Rimmer joins the Electronic Frontiers Australia Speak Out #2, and takes a close look at Copyright Law, Fair Use and the Trans-Pacif
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Jan
2014
We congratulate the ANU alumni community recognised in the 2014 Australia Day Honours List and take great pride in their service to the wider community.
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22 Apr 2021
New Zealand's Five Eyes hesitance is naive at best, dangerous at worst
Clive Williams writes in The Canberra Times
16 Apr 2021
PM to follow US lead on Afghanistan withdrawal
Donald Anton, Clive Williams interviewed by ABC News Radio
15 Apr 2021
Artificial intelligence and the future of warfare
Clive Williams writes in The Strategist
9 Apr 2021
We know how to cut off the financial valve to Myanmar’s military. The world just needs the resolve to act
Jonathan Liljeblad writes in The Conversation
9 Apr 2021
Artist Cheryl Hodges has had work stolen countless times online, and she is on a mission to end the theft
Dilan Thampapillai interviewed by ABC News
5 Apr 2021
Guilty parties remain free in ‘chilling’ Witness K prosecution
Kieran Pender quoted in Lawyers Weekly
1 Apr 2021
Commonwealth prosecutors wrong on Witness K case, former NSW DPP says
Kieran Pender quoted in The Guardian
1 Apr 2021
An Australian ‘space command’ could be a force for good — or a cause for war
Cassandra Steer writes in The Conversation
29 Mar 2021
How one case helped shape workplace sexual harassment lawsuits
Kieran Pender quoted in The Sydney Morning Herald
29 Mar 2021
Speaking no truth to power in a time of coup: Myanmar’s Human Rights Commission
Jonathan Liljeblad writes in Melbourne Asia Review
