Upcoming events
This series aims to showcase the diverse legal research being undertaken at the ANU Collge of Law. It provides a weekly opportunity for academic staff, College visitors and HDR candidates to engage in conversations with high-impact researchers and enrich our research community.
During Orientation Week, the ANU College of Law will be hosting the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) Induction. This event will help you meet other new law students, familiarise yourself with the ANU Law College and prepare for the commencement of your studies.
During Orientation Week, the ANU College of Law will be hosting the ANU Law Juris Doctor Student Induction.
This event will help you meet other new law students, familiarise yourself with the ANU Law College and prepare for the commencement of your studies.
During Orientation Week, the ANU College of Law, will be hosting the International Law Students Induction.
This event will help you meet other new law students, familiarise yourself with the ANU Law College and prepare for the commencement of your studies.
Join Associate Professor Joshua Neoh, Professor Philip Pettit and Associate Professor Nicole Roughan as they discuss Joshua's new book: Law, Love and Freedom.
Countering terrorism is an increasingly transnational activity, with cooperation in intelligence and security, the proliferation of international laws on countering terrorism, the development of regional and sectoral organisations involved in counter terrorism, and the continued penetration of domestic law and policy by transnationally-determined priorities and approaches.
What is the role of art and aesthetics in developing the capacities of the public sphere to engage with the crises of the 21st century? What new resources do they offer to Australia’s endemic political failure to come to terms with our unfinished business, including the failure to offer constitutional recognition of First Peoples, denial of anthropogenic climate change, fears of immigration and growing social alienation? How can aesthetic forms engage with political ideas and public discourse?
Professor Bonnie Honig is a globally renowned scholar. Her recent work reflects her enduring interest in contemporary political theory, democratic politics, and feminism. Her visit to the ANU will provide the occasion to present a public lecture that speaks to her new book, not yet released.
- Professor Sjef van Erp
The ANU Centre for Commercial Law and the ANU Centre for European Studies are hosting a one day conference on recent developments and implications of blockchain technology and smart contracts. Speakers will include academics, policymakers and practitioners.
All workshops will be held in the Phillipa Weeks Library, ANU Law School, on the last Friday of the month from 11am (immediately preceding the HDR Lunch). Remote access via Zoom is available for those who cannot attend in person.
