Current Issue
General Issue 35(3)
- The Application of the Implied Freedom of Political Communication to State Electoral Funding Laws - Anne Twomey
- Private Enforcement of Competition Law: Time for an Australian Debate - Caron Beaton-Wells and Kathryn Tomasic
- Autonomy Supportive Curriculum Design: A Salient Factor in Promoting Law Students’ Wellbeing - Anna Huggins
- Reflections on the Connection of Virtue Ethics to Therapeutic Jurisprudence - Adrian Evans and Michael King
- The Label of Life Imprisonment in Australia: A Principled or Populist Approach to an Ultimate Sentence - John L Anderson
- Three Dogmas of Juvenile Justice - Don Weatherburn, Andrew McGrath and Lorana Bartels
- Wrong Way Go Back! Rediscovering the Path for Charity Law Reform - Matthew Turnour and Myles McGregor-Lowndes
- The High Court on Constitutional Law: The 2011 Statistics - Andrew Lynch and George Williams
Forum 18(2): Appropriate Dispute Resolution
- Editorial - SmritiArora and Yixin Gong
- Foreword - The Honourable Ian Callinan
- The Role of Courts in the Changing Dispute Resolution Landscape - The Honourable Chief Justice T F Bathurst
- Civil Dispute Resolution Obligations: What is Reasonable? - Tania Sourdin
- Should Mediation Be An Evidentiary ‘Black Hole’? - Alan L Limbury
- Perspectives on Mandatory Mediation - Melissa Hanks
- What Law (If Any) Now Applies to International Commercial Arbitration in Australia? - Richard Garnett and Luke Nottage
- Choosing Domestic Courts Over Investor–State Arbitration: Australia’s Repudiation of the Status Quo - Leon E Trakman
- Appropriate Treaty-Based Dispute Resolution for Asia-Pacific Commerce in the 21st Century - Micah Burch, Luke Nottage and Brett Williams
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- Issue 36(2) thematic component, addressing the use of force in international law. Submissions are due by 15 May (revised from the original deadline of 30 April). For more details please see the call for contributions.
- Issue 36(3) general component. For the general component the editors will consider articles on any topic. Submissions are due by 15 July.
- Issue 36(3) thematic component, addressing the role of theory in the development of the law. Submissions are due by 15 July.
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