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  Osayd Awawda

  Thesis: The judicialisation of Politics in Palestine: What is the Role of the Constitutional Court in Resisting the Authoritarian behaviours of Fatah Regime in the West Bank?
  Supervisors: Laureate Professor Cheryl Saunders AO and Professor Simon Evans

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  Ms Anne Carter

  Thesis: Proportionality and the Proof of Facts in Australian Constitutional Adjudication
  Supervisors: Laureate Professor Cheryl Saunders AO and Professor Jeremy Gans

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  The Hon. Philip Cummins

  Thesis: Of Judicial Office
  Supervisors: Professor Michael Crommelin AO and Laureate Professor Cheryl Saunders AO

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  Ms Anjalee De Silva, Teaching Fellow

  Thesis: Sticks, stones and sex: Addressing the gender gap in Australian vilification legislation
  Supervisors: Professor Adrienne Stone and Professor Katharine Gelber

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  Ms Anna Dziedzic, Research Fellow and Teaching Fellow 

  Thesis: The appointment of foreign judges to courts with constitutional jurisdiction in the Pacific region
  Supervisors: Laureate Professor Cheryl Saunders AO and Professor Adrienne Stone

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  Mr Hai Ha Do

  Thesis: The Effectiveness of Legal Transplants: The case of conflict resolution in Vietnam
  Supervisors: Professor Pip Nicholson and Professor Sean Cooney

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  Mr Troy Keily

  Thesis title: The Role of the 'Act of State' and 'Non-Justiciability' Doctrines in Limiting Judicial Review of International Affairs
  Supervisors: Supervisors: Laureate Professor Cheryl Saunders AO and Richard Garnett

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  Mr Dylan Lino

  Thesis: Constitutional Recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples
  Supervisors: Professor Adrienne Stone, Laureate Professor Cheryl Saunders AO and Professor Megan Davis

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  Ms Sally Low

  Thesis title: A legal history of the French Protectorate in Cambodia: 1863 to 1953
  Supervisors: Professor Pip Nicholson and Professor David Chandler

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  Mr Tony Mihalopoulos

  Thesis title: Imagining new modes of cultural co-existence for indigenous peoples and ethnocultural groups in Australia: an interdisciplinary study
  Supervisors: Professor Beth Gaze and Ms Lisa Sarmas

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  Ms Robin Robinson

  Thesis title: Where human, indigenous and cultural rights intersect: The case for legal recognition of inter se rights in native title and related indigenous land settlement regime
  Supervisors: Associate Professor Maureen Tehan and Associate Professor Kirsty Gover

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  Ms Charmaine Rodrigues

  Thesis title: Revolution or coup?: Implications for constitutional process design
  Supervisors: Laureate Professor Cheryl Saunders AO and Dr William Partlett

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  Mr John Simpkins

  Thesis title: Courts and Constitutionalism: The judicial branch in constitution-making and the promotion of a culture of constitutionalism
  Supervisors: Laureate Professor Cheryl Saunders AO and Professor Adrienne Stone

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  Mr Carlos Arturo Villagran Sandoval

  Thesis: Using Regional Comparative Law to Solve and Provide Future Direction to the Challenges of the Central-American Integration System
  Supervisors: Laureate Professor Cheryl Saunders AO and Jürgen Kurtz

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

The Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies hosts a series of conferences, workshops, seminars and events throughout the year. Subscribe to our mailing list to be informed of the latest events via link here.

2019 CCCS Constitutional Law Conference

• Monday 25 Mar 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm

  Balancing Investors' and Consumers’ Rights along the Belt and Road

  
  Seminar/Forum
• Monday 25 Mar 2019 6:00pm - 7:00pm

  The Next Long Wave of Reform: Where will the Ideas Come From?

  
  Free Public Lecture

• 11 June 2018
  Guidance on how to Make a submission to the Joint Select Committee Inquiry into Constitutional Recongnition Relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples
  
  Event
• Tuesday 5 June 2018 1pm - 2pm
  Preferring Buddhism, Constitutionally: Buddhism, Secularism and the Pyrrhic Constitutionalism of Sri Lanka
  
  Event