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Publications and Presentations Publications Joint Publications Hilary Charlesworth, Madelaine Chiam, Devika Hovell and George Williams, ‘Deep Anxieties: Australia and the International Legal Order’ (2003) 25 Sydney Law Review 423. Rachel Davis and George Williams, ‘Reform of the Judicial Appointments Process: Gender and the Bench of the High Court of Australia’ (2003) 27 Melbourne University Law Review 819. Devika Hovell and George Williams, ‘Advice to Hon Simon Crean MP on the Use of Force Against Iraq’ (2003) 4(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 183. Graeme Orr, Bryan Mercurio, and George Williams (eds), Realising Democracy: Electoral Law in Australia (Federation Press, 2003). Graeme Orr, Bryan Mercurio, and George Williams, ‘The Australian Electoral Tradition’ in Graeme Orr, Bryan Mercurio, and George Williams (eds) Realising Democracy: Election Law in Australia (Federation Press, 2003), 1. Graeme Orr, Bryan Mercurio, and George Williams, ‘Australian Electoral Law: A Stock-take’ (2003) 2 Election Law Journal 383. John Pace and George Williams (eds), ‘Special Edition: A Bill of Rights for Australia’ (2003) 9(1) Australian Journal of Human Rights. George Williams ‘Foreword’ to J Hocking, Terror Laws: ASIO, Counter- Terrorism and the Threat to democracy (UNSW Press, 2003), vii-viii. ‘The Whitlam Government and Constitutional Reform’ in Hocking, J and Lewis, C (eds), It’s Time Again: Whitlam and Modern Labor (Cica, 2003), 195. ‘Constructing a Community-Based Bill of Rights’ in Campbell, T, Goldsworthy, J, and Stone, A (eds), Protecting Human Rights: Instruments and Institutions (Oxford University Press, 2003), 247. ‘Review of Executive Action and the Rule of Law under the Australian Constitution’ (2003) 14 Public Law Review 219 (with Duncan Kerr). ‘Australian Values and the War Against Terrorism’ (2003) 26 University of New South Wales Law Journal 191. ‘National Security, Terrorism and Bills of Rights’ (2003) 9 Australian Journal of Human Rights 263. Sean Brennan ‘Native Title in the High Court of Australia a Decade after Mabo’ (2003) 14 Public Law Review 209. ‘Whitlam and the Value of Law in Indigenous Affairs: Lessons for the Contemporary Debate on Reconciliation and a Treaty’ in Jenny Hocking and Colleen Lewis (eds), It’s Time Again. Whitlam and Modern Labor (Circa, 2003), 138. ‘Book Review: A New Constitution for Australia’ by Bede Harris [2003] Public Law 831. Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law 10 Megan Davis ‘Globalising Human Rights: Aboriginal Women, customary Aboriginal law and the Australian common law’ based on workshop ‘Women, Crime and Globalisation: Feminist Perspectives for the New Millennium’ at the International Institute for the Sociology of Law (IISL),Onati, Spain, 23-26 September 2003 (forthcoming Jan/Feb Hart Publishing). ‘Civics Education and Human Rights’ (2003) 9(1) Australian Journal of Human Rights 235. ‘International Human Rights Law and the Domestic Treaty process’ in ‘Treaty - Lets Get it Right!’ (ed) Aboriginal Studies Press (2003). Terrorism (Hot Topics No 42 Legal Information Access Centre, State Library of New South Wales). Devika Hovell ‘The Sovereignty Stratagem: Australia’s Response to UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies’ (2003) 28 Alternative Law Journal 297. Bryan Mercurio ‘The Future of Dispute Settlement in the WTO: The Implementation Phase Under Scrutiny’ in Ross Buckley (ed), The WTO and the Doha Round: The Changing Face of World Trade (Kluwer Law International, 2003) 115. ‘Discrimination at the Ballot Box: The Secret Ballot and Blind Voters’ (October 2003) 12(2) Human Rights Defender 2. ‘Beyond the Paper Ballot: Discovering Computerised Voting’ in Graeme Orr, Bryan Mercurio, & George Williams (eds) Realising Democracy: Election Law in Australia, 230 (Federation Press, 2003). ‘Discrimination in Electoral Law: Using Technology to Extend the Secret Ballot to Disabled and Illiterate Voters’ (2003) 28 Alternative Law Journal 273. Presentations George Williams ‘The Constitutional Role of Courts: Lessons from Australia’ delivered at Courts, First Annual Conference on the Primary Functions of Government, New Zealand Centre for Public Law, Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand, 28 November 2003. ‘The Case that Stopped a Coup The Rule of Law in Fiji’ delivered at 2003 Quentin-Baxter Memorial Trust Lecture, New Zealand Centre for Public Law, Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand, 27 November 2003. ‘Aboriginal Peoples and the Australian Constitution: Issues of Race and Reconciliation’ delivered at Faculty Seminar, University of Auckland Law School, New Zealand (with Sean Brennan), 25 November 2003. ‘The Executive and the Military: Commentary’ delivered at 2003 Public Law Weekend, ANU, Canberra, 8 November 2003. ‘Aboriginal Peoples and the Australian Constitution’ delivered at School of Law, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom, 25 September 2003. Newsletter
‘Aboriginal Peoples and the Australian Constitution’ delivered at University College London, United Kingdom, 23 September 2003. ‘Terrorism: The View from Down Under’ delivered at Public International Law Speaker Series, Columbia University Law School, United States, 17 September 2003. ‘Human Rights and Judicial Review in Australia’ delivered at Constitutionalism in the Charter Era, University of Western Ontario, Canada, 12 September 2003. ‘Terrorism and the Law in Australia after September 11 and the Bali Attack’ delivered at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Canada, 10 September 2003. ‘Aboriginal Peoples and the Australian Constitution’ delivered at Constitutional Roundtable, University of Toronto Law Faculty, Canada, 8 September 2003. ‘The Case that Stopped a Coup The Rule of Law and Constitutionalism in Fiji’ delivered at Comparative Constitutionalism Course, University of Sydney Law School, 20 August 2003. Sean Brennan ‘A Treaty Project’, delivered at National Community Legal Centres Conference, Hobart, 2 September 2003. ‘Treaty Issues in Australia’, delivered at ANTaR WA forum on Sovereignty, Identity and Justice – Recognising Aboriginal Nations, Perth, 26 August 2003. ‘A Treaty or Treaties with Indigenous Peoples in Australia’, delivered at NSW Law Society Human Rights Committee, Sydney, 19 August 2003. Megan Davis ‘Indigenous Peoples and Australian human rights tradition: the perennial footnote’ delivered at workshop ‘Protecting Human Rights in Australia: Past, Present and Future’ The Novotel Hotel, St Kilda, December 10-12, 2003. ‘International Human Rights Law and Aboriginal Customary Law’ International Law Association/HREOC Seminar, 20 November 2003. ‘Globalising Human Rights: Aboriginal Women, customary Aboriginal law and the Australian common law’ at ‘Women, Crime and Globalisation: Feminist Perspectives for the New Millennium’ at the International Institute for the Sociology of Law (IISL),Onati, Spain, 23- 26 September 2003. ‘Case Studies and Current Research regarding Customary Protocols and Intellectual Property from Aboriginal Australia’ WIPO North American Workshop on Intellectual property and Traditional Knowledge, Ottawa, Canada, 7-9 September 2003. ‘International Trade Law and Indigenous Australia’, UTS Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning, Seminar Series. Devika Hovell ‘A New Order of Things Terrorism and International Law’, National Forum on The War On Terrorism and the Rule of Law, NSW Parliament House, Sydney, 10 November 2003. January 2004 11 ‘International Law and Post-War Iraq’, University of New South Wales Expo, 6 September 2003. ‘Anachronism or Answer: Australian Sovereignty and the Human Rights Committee’, 11th Annual Australia and New Zealand Society of International Law Conference, Wellington, 5 July 2003. Media George Williams ‘Changing the Way we go to War’ Australian Financial Review (21 November 2003). ‘Terrorist Laws Tough Enough, if Used’ Sydney Morning Herald (4 November 2003). ‘Why ASIO Should Not be Given More Power’ The Age (4 November 2003). ‘Anti-Terrorism Laws Threaten Freedoms’ Courier Mail (4 November 2003). ‘ACT Well on the Way to a Bill of Rights’ Canberra Times (25 October 2003). ‘Beware Senate Reform that Seeks to Only Block the Block’ Sydney Morning Herald (9 October 2003). ‘Human Rights Vulnerable to Assault’ Australian Financial Review (29 August 2003). ‘Political Prisoner Status Earned, Not Stolen’ Sydney Morning Herald (27 August 2003) (with Bryan Mercurio). ‘Diversity and Australia’s Highest Court’ Australian Financial Review (22 August 2003). Sean Brennan ‘Practical Reconciliation: Only Half the Story’, Perspective, ABC Radio National (20 November 2003). Devika Hovell ‘Terrorism and International Law’, Perspective, ABC Radio National (7 November 2003). ‘A New World Order Beckons when Violation Becomes the Norm’ Sydney Morning Herald (10 November 2003). Submissions Submission by Tracey Stevens and George Williams to United Kingdom Department for Consitutional Affairs on ‘Constitutional Reform: A Supreme Court for the United Kingdom’ (9 December 2003). Submission by George Williams to Consultative Group on Senate Reform on ‘Resolving Deadlocks: A Discussion Paper on Section 57 of the Australian Constitution’ (12 November 2003). Submission by George Williams to Senate Legal and Constitutional References Committee on ‘Inquiry into State Elections (One Vote One Value) Bill 2001 [2002]’ (8 October 2003). Submission by Rachel Davis and by George Williams to United Kingdom Department for Constitutional Affairs on ‘Constitutional Reform: A New Way of Appointing Judges’ (5 September 2003). www.gtcentre.unsw.edu.au
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