ANU College of Law Associate Professor Ron Levy and other proponents of citizens’ assembly make their proposal on behalf of the ACT.
Associate Professor Ron Levy
Associate Professor
BSc (McGill); JD (Toronto); LLM (Columbia); PhD (Osgoode); admitted to Bar of Ontario
ANU College of Law, Bld 7, Fellows Rd, Acton ACT 2600
ANU College of Law, 5 Fellows Rd, Acton ACT 2600
Research Themes
Research Centre
Biography
Associate Professor Ron Levy researches and writes on public law and political theory, especially constitutional law, the law of politics, and deliberative democracy. He is the winner of several research awards including grants from the Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and the Australian Research Council. Ron was recently a chief investigator on two ARC Discovery Projects: 'The Law of Deliberative Democracy: Theory and Reform' (DP130100706, 2013-2015) bridging research on election law with deliberative democratic theory; and 'Confronting the Devolution Paradox' (DP140102682, 2014-2016) on federalism and political culture.
Ron co-wrote The Law of Deliberative Democracy (Routledge, 2016, with Graeme Orr) and was guest co-editor-in-chief of the Election Law Journal for its 2013 symposium issue on the same topic. He is also the lead editor of The Cambridge Handbook of Deliberative Constitutionalism (CUP, 2018; with Hoi Kong, Graeme Orr and Jeff King). Ron's other projects include studies of constitutional reform, including prospects for reform via deliberative democracy in conflict societies. He has published works on law and political theory, in five countries, in books and journals including Public Law, McGill Law Journal, UBC Law Review, UNSW Law Journal, Melbourne University Law Review, Griffith Law Review, Public Law Review, Election Law Journal and The Oxford Handbook of Deliberative Democracy.
Ron is the General Editor of the Federal Law Review.
Ron also co-directs the Project on Deliberative Governance and Law, hosted jointly at ANU and the University of British Columbia. The project is an international network of scholars advancing research on institutional innovations based on studies of law, governance and deliberative democracy; and a platform for innovative ideas to influence domestic and international approaches to governance.
Ron has been a Visitor at Yale, Cambridge, Stanford, McGill, Hebrew University, Sydney University, King's College London and Oxford. He previously worked in the Ministry of the Attorney-General of Ontario, Constitutional Law Branch.
Current teaching: Commonwealth Constitutional Law, Australian Public Law, Contemporary Issues in Constitutional Law
Significant research publications
Books & Edited Collections
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Ron Levy, Hoi Kong, Graeme Orr and Jeff King (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of Deliberative Constitutionalism (Cambridge University Press, 2018)
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Rosalind Dixon, Ron Levy and Mark Tushnet (eds), Symposium: The Theory and Practice of Federalism in Deeply Divided Societies (2018) Federal Law Review 46:4
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Ron Levy and Graeme Orr, The Law of Deliberative Democracy (Routledge, 2016)
- Ron Levy, Molly O'Brien, Simon Rice, Pauline Ridge and Margaret Thornton (eds), New Directions for Law in Australia: Essays in Contemporary Law Reform (ANU Press, 2017)
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Mark Bruerton, Tracey Arklay, Robyn Hollander and Ron Levy (eds), A People's Federation (Federation Press, 2017)
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Ron Levy and Graeme Orr (eds), Symposium: The Law of Deliberative Democracy (2013) Election Law Journal 12:4
Other Publications
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Asmi Wood and Ron Levy, 'A Mini-public of Academics: Experimenting with Deliberative Democracy and Indigenous Cultural Competency in Legal Education' (2019) 28(2) Legal Education Review 1
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Rosalind Dixon, Ron Levy and Mark Tushnet, 'Theories and Practices of Federalism in Deeply Divided Societies' (2018) 46(4) Federal Law Review 481
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Ron Levy, '"Shotgun Referendums": Popular Deliberation and Constitutional Settlement in Conflict Societies' (2018) 41(3) Melbourne University Law Review 1237
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Ron Levy, Amelia Simpson, Ian O’Flynn and Georgina Flaherty, 'Designing Referendums for Peacemaking: The Case of Bougainville', (2018) 33(2) Australasian Parliamentary Review 6
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Hoi Kong and Ron Levy, 'Deliberative Constitutionalism', in André Bächtiger, John Dryzek, Jane Mansbridge and Mark Warren (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Deliberative Democracy (Oxford University Press, 2018)
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Ron Levy, 'The Deliberative Case for Constitutional Referenda', (2017) 16(2) Election Law Journal 213
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Ron Levy, Neomal Silva and Benjamin Saunders, 'Deliberation at the Founding: Deliberative Democracy as an Original Constitutional Value', (2017) 28(1) Public Law Review 41
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Ron Levy and Hoi Kong, 'Introduction: Fusion and Creation', in Ron Levy, Hoi Kong, Graeme Orr and Jeff King (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of Deliberative Constitutionalism (Cambridge University Press, 2018)
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Ron Levy, 'The "Elite Problem" in Deliberative Constitutionalism', in Ron Levy, Hoi Kong, Graeme Orr and Jeff King (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of Deliberative Constitutionalism (Cambridge University Press, 2018)
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Ron Levy, 'Democratic Innovation in Constitutional Reform', in Stephen Elstub and Oliver Escobar (eds), Handbook of Democratic Innovation and Governance (Edward Elgar, forthcoming)
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Ron Levy, Molly O'Brien, Simon Rice, Pauline Ridge and Margaret Thornton, 'Introduction', in Ron Levy, Molly O'Brien, Simon Rice, Pauline Ridge and Margaret Thornton, New Directions in Law For Australia: Essays in Contemporary Law Reform (ANU Press, 2017)
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Ron Levy, 'A People’s Federation? Populism, Deliberation and Federal Reform', in Mark Bruerton, Tracey Arklay, Robyn Hollander and Ron Levy (eds), A People's Federation (Federation Press, 2017)
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Moses, Lyria Bennett, Rajeev Goré, Ron Levy, Dirk Pattinson and Mukesh Tiwari, ‘No More Excuses: Automated Synthesis of Practical and Verifiable Vote-Counting Programs for Complex Voting Schemes’ in International Joint Conference on Electronic Voting (Springer International Publishing, 2017)
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Ron Levy, 'Regulating Opinion Polling: A Deliberative Democratic Perspective', (2016) 39(1) UNSW Law Journal 318-340 (with G. Orr)
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Ron Levy, 'Constitutional Codification and Deliberative Voting', in Robert Blackburn (ed.), Case Studies on Constitution Building, UK Parliament, 2014
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Ron Levy, 'La démocratie délibérative et de la loi électorale: le conflit et la congruence', (2014) 8(2) Journal of Parliamentary and Political Law (Amanda Mihoub Wright, James O McCarthy and Charlotte-Anne Malischewski transl; based on 'The Law of Deliberative Democracy: Seeding the Field')
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Ron Levy, 'Deliberative Voting: Realising Constitutional Referendum Democracy', (2013) Public Law 555-574
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Ron Levy, 'The Law of Deliberative Democracy: Seeding the Field', (2013) 12(4) Election Law Journal 355-371
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Ron Levy, 'Dibujando fronteras: igualdad de la ley electoral y sus consecuencias democráticas', in Carlos Báez Silva (ed.) (Antonio Márquez Aguilar transl.; based on 'Drawing Boundaries: Election Law Fairness and its Democratic Consequences'), Sistemas electorales y principios constitucionales, viii Congreso Mundial de la Asociación Internacional de Derecho Constitucional, 2012
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Ron Levy, 'Deliberative Constitutional Change in a Polarised Federation', in P. Kildea, A. Lynch and G. Williams (eds.), Tomorrow’s Federation, Federation Press, 2011
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Ron Levy, 'Drawing Boundaries: Election Law Fairness and its Democratic Consequences', in J-C. Tham, B. Costar and G. Orr (eds.), Electoral Democracy: Australian Prospects, Melbourne University Press, 2011
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AJ Brown and Ron Levy, 'A Tale of Two Questions? An Argument for Coordinated Constitutional Reform', (2011) 7(25) Indigenous Law Bulletin 31-36
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Ron Levy, 'Breaking the Constitutional Deadlock: Lessons from Deliberative Experiments in Constitutional Change', (2010) 34(3) Melbourne University Law Review 805-838
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Graeme Orr and Ron Levy, 'Electoral Malapportionment: Partisanship, Rhetoric and Reform in the Shadow of the Agrarian Strongman', (2009) 18(3) Griffith Law Review 638-655
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Ron Levy, 'Regulating Impartiality: Electoral Boundary Politics in the Administrative Arena', (2008) 53 McGill Law Journal 1-57
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Ron Levy, 'Judicial Selection: Trust and Reform', (2007) 40(1) University of British Columbia Law Review 195-249
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Ron Levy, 'Judicial Selection Reform in Comparative Context', (2007) 40(2) University of British Columbia Law Review 591-628
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Ron Levy, 'Expressive Harms and the Strands of Charter Equality: Drawing Out Parallel Coherent Approaches of Discrimination' (2002-2003) 40 Alberta Law Review 393
REPORTS
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Ron Levy, 'Informed Referendums', 14 January 2019, Research and Development Note, prepared for newDemocracy Foundation
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Ron Levy, 'Independent Report on ACT Citizens' Jury Pilot', 2 February, 2018 (requested by the Law Society of the Australian Capital Territory)
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Ron Levy, 'Review Report on Bougainville Referendum Outcome Issues Study', 31 August 2018 (for National Research Institute, Papua New Guinea)
Recent news
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Jul
2019
Professor Susan H Williams of the Maurer Law School at Indiana University Bloomington has won the 2019 Zines Prize for Excellence in Legal Research.
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Nov
2018
Associate Professor Ron Levy
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Jul
2018
Assoc Prof George Duke, Deakin University
In the Media
14
Jan
2019
Populism’s problems can be fixed by getting the public better-informed. And that’s actually possible
Ron Levy writes in The Conversation
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Jun
2018
Ron Levy writes in The Mandarin
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Feb
2018
Ron Levy quoted in The Canberra Times
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Feb
2018
Ron Levy quoted in The Canberra Times
Past events
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Sep
2017
3.00PM to 4.00PM Seminar
- Udit Bhatia, University of Oxford
Why should we prefer democracy to an epistocracy of competent persons? In his response to this question, David Estlund appeals to the ‘demographic objection’.
Please note, only a small selection of recent publications and activities are listed below.
Research biography
Associate Professor Ron Levy researches and writes on public law and political theory, especially constitutional law, the law of politics, and deliberative democracy. He is the winner of several research awards including grants from the Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and the Australian Research Council. Ron was recently a chief investigator on two ARC Discovery Projects: 'The Law of Deliberative Democracy: Theory and Reform' (DP130100706, 2013-2015) bridging research on election law with deliberative democratic theory; and 'Confronting the Devolution Paradox' (DP140102682, 2014-2016) on federalism and political culture.
Ron co-wrote The Law of Deliberative Democracy (Routledge, 2016, with Graeme Orr) and was guest co-editor-in-chief of the Election Law Journal for its 2013 symposium issue on the same topic. He is also the lead editor of The Cambridge Handbook of Deliberative Constitutionalism (under contract, CUP; with Hoi Kong, Graeme Orr and Jeff King). Ron's other projects include studies of constitutional reform, including prospects for reform via deliberative democracy in conflict societies. He has published works on law and political theory, in five countries, in books and journals including Public Law, McGill Law Journal, UBC Law Review, UNSW Law Journal, Melbourne University Law Review, Griffith Law Review, Public Law Review, Election Law Journal and The Oxford Handbook of Deliberative Democracy.
Ron is the General Editor of the Federal Law Review.
Ron also co-directs the Project on Deliberative Governance and Law, hosted jointly at ANU and the University of British Columbia. The project is an international network of scholars advancing research on institutional innovations based on studies of law, governance and deliberative democracy; and a platform for innovative ideas to influence domestic and international approaches to governance.
Ron has been a Visitor at Yale, Cambridge, Stanford, McGill, Hebrew University, Sydney University, King's College London and Oxford. He previously worked in the Ministry of the Attorney-General of Ontario, Constitutional Law Branch.
Research projects & collaborations
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Deliberative constitutionalism
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The law of deliberative democracy
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Constitutional referendums in divided societies
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Federalism and deliberation
Grants
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ARC Discovery Project, 2013-2015: ‘The Law of Deliberative Democracy: Theory and Reform’ (with Graeme Orr) bridging research on law and deliberation
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ARC Discovery Project, 2014-2016: Confronting the Devolution Paradox’ (with AJ Brown, Robyn Hollander, Paul Kildea, Rodney Smith) on federalism and political culture
Books & edited collections
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Ron Levy, Hoi Kong, Graeme Orr and Jeff King (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of Deliberative Constitutionalism (Cambridge University Press, 2018)
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Rosalind Dixon, Ron Levy and Mark Tushnet (eds), Symposium: The Theory and Practice of Federalism in Deeply Divided Societies (2018) Federal Law Review 46:4
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Ron Levy and Graeme Orr, The Law of Deliberative Democracy (Routledge, 2016)
- Ron Levy, Molly O'Brien, Simon Rice, Pauline Ridge and Margaret Thornton, New Directions for Law in Australia: Essays in Contemporary Law Reform (ANU Press, 2017)
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Mark Bruerton, Tracey Arklay, Robyn Hollander and Ron Levy (eds), A People's Federation (Federation Press, 2017)
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Ron Levy and Graeme Orr (eds), 'Symposium: The Law of Deliberative Democracy' (2013) 12(4) Election Law Journal
Book chapters
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Hoi Kong and Ron Levy, 'Deliberative Constitutionalism', in André Bächtiger, John Dryzek, Jane Mansbridge and Mark Warren (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Deliberative Democracy (Oxford University Press, 2018)
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Ron Levy, 'The "Elite Problem" in Deliberative Constitutionalism', in Ron Levy, Hoi Kong, Graeme Orr and Jeff King (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of Deliberative Constitutionalism (Cambridge University Press, 2018)
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Ron Levy and Hoi Kong, 'Introduction: Fusion and Creation', in Ron Levy, Hoi Kong, Graeme Orr and Jeff King (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of Deliberative Constitutionalism (Cambridge University Press, 2018)
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Ron Levy, 'A People’s Federation? Populism, Deliberation and Federal Reform', in Mark Bruerton, Tracey Arklay, Robyn Hollander and Ron Levy (eds), A People's Federation (Federation Press, 2017)
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Ron Levy, 'Democratic Innovation in Constitutional Reform', in Stephen Elstub and Oliver Escobar (eds), Handbook of Democratic Innovation and Governance (Edward Elgar, forthcoming)
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Ron Levy, Molly O'Brien, Simon Rice, Pauline Ridge and Margaret Thornton, 'Introduction', in Ron Levy, Molly O'Brien, Simon Rice, Pauline Ridge and Margaret Thornton, New Directions in Law For Australia: Essays in Contemporary Law Reform (ANU Press, 2017)
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Moses, Lyria Bennett, Rajeev Goré, Ron Levy, Dirk Pattinson and Mukesh Tiwari, ‘No More Excuses: Automated Synthesis of Practical and Verifiable Vote-Counting Programs for Complex Voting Schemes’ in International Joint Conference on Electronic Voting (Springer International Publishing, 2017)
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Ron Levy, 'Constitutional Codification and Deliberative Voting', in Robert Blackburn (ed.), Case Studies on Constitution Building, UK Parliament, 2014
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Ron Levy, 'Dibujando fronteras: igualdad de la ley electoral y sus consecuencias democráticas', in Carlos Báez Silva (ed.) (Antonio Márquez Aguilar transl.; based on Drawing Boundaries: Election Law Fairness and its Democratic Consequences), Sistemas electorales y principios constitucionales, viii Congreso Mundial de la Asociación Internacional de Derecho Constitucional, 2012
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Ron Levy, 'Deliberative Constitutional Change in a Polarised Federation', in P. Kildea, A. Lynch and G. Williams (eds.), Tomorrow’s Federation, Federation Press, 2011
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Ron Levy, 'Drawing Boundaries: Election Law Fairness and its Democratic Consequences', in J-C. Tham, B. Costar and G. Orr (eds.), Electoral Democracy: Australian Prospects, Melbourne University Press, 2011
Refereed journal articles
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Asmi Wood and Ron Levy, 'A Mini-public of Academics: Experimenting with Deliberative Democracy and Indigenous Cultural Competency in Legal Education' (2019) 28(2) Legal Education Review 1
- Ron Levy, '"Shotgun Referendums": Popular Deliberation and Constitutional Settlement in Conflict Societies' (2018) 41(3) Melbourne University Law Review 1237
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Ron Levy, Amelia Simpson, Ian O’Flynn and Georgina Flaherty, 'Designing Referendums for Peacemaking: The Case of Bougainville', (2018) 33(2) Australasian Parliamentary Review 6
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Ron Levy, Neomal Silva and Benjamin Saunders, 'Deliberation at the Founding: Deliberative Democracy as an Original Constitutional Value', (2017) 28(1) Public Law Review 41
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Ron Levy, 'The Deliberative Case for Constitutional Referenda', (2017) 16(2) Election Law Journal 213.
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Graeme Orr and Ron Levy, 'Regulating Opinion Polling: A Deliberative Democratic Perspective', (2016) 39(1) UNSW Law Journal 318-340
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Ron Levy, 'La démocratie délibérative et de la loi électorale: le conflit et la congruence', (2014) 8(2) Journal of Parliamentary and Political Law (Amanda Mihoub Wright, James O McCarthy and Charlotte-Anne Malischewski transl.; based on 'The Law of Deliberative Democracy: Seeding the Field')
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Ron Levy, 'Deliberative Voting: Realising Constitutional Referendum Democracy', (2013) Public Law 555-574
-
Ron Levy, 'The Law of Deliberative Democracy: Seeding the Field, (2013) 12(4) Election Law Journal 355-371
-
AJ Brown and Ron Levy, 'A Tale of Two Questions? An Argument for Coordinated Constitutional Reform', (2011) 7(25) Indigenous Law Bulletin 31-36
-
Ron Levy, 'Breaking the Constitutional Deadlock: Lessons from Deliberative Experiments in Constitutional Change', (2010) 34(3) Melbourne University Law Review 805-838
-
Graeme Orr and Ron Levy, 'Electoral Malapportionment: Partisanship, Rhetoric and Reform in the Shadow of the Agrarian Strongman', (2009) 18(3) Griffith Law Review, 638-655
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Ron Levy, 'Regulating Impartiality: Electoral Boundary Politics in the Administrative Arena' (2008) 53 McGill Law Journal 1-57
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Ron Levy, 'Judicial Selection: Trust and Reform', (2007) 40(1) University of British Columbia Law Review 195-249
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Ron Levy, 'Judicial Selection Reform in Comparative Context', (2007) 40(2) University of British Columbia Law Review 591-62
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Ron Levy, 'Expressive Harms and the Strands of Charter Equality: Drawing Out Parallel Coherent Approaches of Discrimination', (2002-2003) 40 Alberta Law Review 393
Conference papers & presentations
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'Shotgun Referendums: Designing Popular Deliberation in Fractured Societies', International Political Science Association 25th World Congress, Brisbane, 22 July 2018 (concurrent with Australian Political Science Association conference)
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'Deliberative Referendums in Fractured Societies':
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McGill University Faculty of Law, Project on Deliberative Governance and Law Annual Workshop, 24 April 2017
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University of Ottawa Faculty of Law, seminar speaker, 4 May 2017
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University of Montreal, The Canadian Confederation: Past, Present and Future / La Confédération canadienne: Passé, présent et futur, 18 May 2017
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'ANU Guidelines on the Reserve Powers of the Governor-General', Public Law in the Classroom, UNSW Law School, 16 February, 2017
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Book launches for The Law of Deliberative Democracy:
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Supreme Court of Queensland, launch by Justice Peter Applegarth, 15 November 2016
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University of Melbourne Law School, hosted by Electoral Regulation Research Network, 10 November 2016
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'Shotgun Referendums', seminar speaker, Melbourne Law School, Legal Theory Workshop, 16 Sept 2016
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‘Deliberative Constitutionalism’, co-organiser and opening conference presenter, McGill University Faculty of Law, 9-10 April 2016
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‘Deliberative Constitutionalism’, co-organiser and opening conference presenter, University College London, Faculty of Laws, 7-8 Nov 2015; McGill University Faculty of Law, 9-10 April 2016
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'Constitutional Deliberations', Public Law Weekend, co-organiser and opening conference presenter, Australian National University, ANU College of Law, 1-2 October 2015
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‘Deliberative Democracy and Political Law: The Coercion Problem’, Public Law Conference, Cambridge University, 15 Sept 2014
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‘Deliberative Voting in European Referendums’, Conference on Referendums in Europe, Université Blaise Pascal, Clermont-Ferrand, France, paper presentation by video, 7 June 2013
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‘The Law of Deliberative Democracy’ co-organiser and opening conference presenter, New York University Straus Institute for Advanced Studies in Law and Justice (5-6 Apr 2013) and King’s College London, Centre for Political and Constitutional Studies (9 Apr 2013)
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‘Deliberative e-Democracy in Referendums’, presentation to University of Edinburgh, Schools of Law and Political Science, 2 May 2012
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‘Election Law Fairness and its Democratic Consequences’, attendee/paper submission, Congress of the International Association of Constitutional Law (triennial event), 6-11 Dec 2010, Mexico City, Mexico
Commissioned reports
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Ron Levy, 'Informed Referendums', 14 January 2019, Research and Development Note, prepared for newDemocracy Foundation
- Ron Levy, 'Independent Report on ACT Citizens' Jury Pilot', 2 February, 2018 (requested by the Law Society of the Australian Capital Territory)
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Ron Levy, 'Review Report on Bougainville Referendum Outcome Issues Study', 31 August 2018 (for National Research Institute, Papua New Guinea)
Government submissions
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Citation in Report of Commonwealth Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Public Administration (June 2013)
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Commonwealth Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Public Administration, hearings on citizen-initiated referendum bill, invited oral testimony and written submission (with Graeme Orr) (2013)
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2010-15 research project on Mapping the Path Towards Codifying – or Not Codifying – the UK Constitution led by Professor Robert Blackburn, invited submission ‘Changing Constitutions through “Deliberative Voting”’ (2012)
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Amnesty International Queensland Parliamentary Scrutiny Project, advisor (2011)
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Queensland Attorney-General, advised public initiative on participatory and deliberative democracy (2010)
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Advised Chair, House of Representatives Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs, on public participation in policymaking on climate change (2009)
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Federal Canadian Attorney-General’s dept, advised on policy, law and ethics of racial profiling (2006)
Committees
External Organisations
Internal ANU Committees
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Co-director, Project on Deliberative Governance and Law (within Centre for International and Public Law)
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General Editor, Federal Law Review
Case notes & book reviews
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Erudite Primer to the Constitutional Practice of Deliberative Democracy (review), (2015) 9(2) Brazilian Political Science Review 133.
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Review of Australia: The State of Democracy, (2010) Alternative Law Journal 35(4), 250-251.
Other
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Rosalind Dixon, Ron Levy and Mark Tushnet, 'Theories and Practices of Federalism in Deeply Divided Societies' (2018) 46(4) Federal Law Review 481
PhD supervision
I am willing to supervise in the areas:
- Laws of politics and democracy
- Constitutional law, theory, history and reform
- Deliberative democracy
- Referendums
- Rights
SJD supervision
I am willing to supervise in the relevant areas.
MPhil supervision
I am willing to supervise in the relevant areas.
LLM Masters thesis supervision
I am willing to supervise in the relevant areas.
Honours thesis supervision
I am willing to supervise in the relevant areas.
Current courses
| Year | Course code | Course name |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 |
LAWS4213 Class #4529 |
Contemporary Issues in Constitutional Law |
Previous courses
| Year | Course code | Course name |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 |
LAWS2202 Class #7327 |
Commonwealth Constitutional Law |
| 2017 |
LAWS6202 Class #8401 |
Commonwealth Constitutional Law |
| 2018 |
LAWS6202 Class #8401 |
Commonwealth Constitutional Law |
| 2018 |
LAWS2202 Class #7327 |
Commonwealth Constitutional Law |
| 2018 |
LAWS4213 Class #4960 |
Contemporary Issues in Constitutional Law |
| 2016 |
LAWS4213 Class #4613 |
Contemporary Issues in Constitutional Law |
Past courses
- Commonwealth Constitutional Law
- Contemporary Issues in Constitutional Law (advanced elective)
- Torts
- Australian Public Law
How my works connects with public policy
Dr Levy co-directs the Project on Deliberative Governance and Law (DGAL), within the Centre for International and Public Law. Based at the Australian National University and McGill University, DGAL is an international network of scholars. The project advances research on institutional innovation based on cutting-edge studies of law, governance and deliberative democracy, and provides a platform for innovative ideas to influence domestic and international approaches to governance.
