- About CCCS
The Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies (CCCS) undertakes and promotes research on constitutional law and government and provides a focal point for scholars and practitioners interested in these areas.
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Read the latest edition of the CCCS newsletter: June 2019
- Upcoming Events
Find out what's coming up at CCCS
- Recent Events
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- Laureate Program in Comparative Constitutional Law
- Constitution Transformation Network
- CCCS Constitutional Law Conference 2019
- Public Law Conference 2018
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Co-Directors
Professor Adrienne StoneARC Kathleen Fitzpatrick Laureate Fellow
Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor
Foundation Director of CCCS
Laureate Professor Emeritus Cheryl Saunders AOPersonal Chair in Law
Research Centre Members
Professor Michael Crommelin AOZelman Cowan Professor of Law
Professor Pip NicholsonDean, Melbourne Law School
William Hearn Professor of Law
Post-doctoral Fellows
Dr Erika ArbanARC Laureate Program in Comparative Constitutional Law
Dr Shireen MorrisMcKenzie Post-doctoral Fellow
Graduate Researchers
Anjalee De SilvaPhD Candidate
Elizabeth HicksPhD Candidate
Joshua SnukalPhD Candidate
Toerien Van WykPhD Candidate
Centre Administrator
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Major Research Projects
View the latest research projects
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Publications
View research publications by CCCS Staff.
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Collaboration and Consultancy
The Centre collaborates closely with Law School colleagues and other specialist centres and institutes within the University of Melbourne who have interest in public law
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Constitution Transformation Network
Constitution Transformation Network brings together researchers and practitioners to explore the phenomenon of constitutional transformation
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Laureate Program in Comparative Constitutional Law
Laureate Program in Comparative Constitutional Law is led by Professor Adrienne Stone at Melbourne Law School
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BIICL-MLS Conference
Dialogues between International and Public Law
Melbourne Law School is Australia's first all-graduate faculty. The Melbourne Law School was the first faculty in Australia to teach law, and awarded this country's first law degrees. We have now committed ourselves to build on our more than 150 year history of excellence and innovation by shifting from undergraduate legal education to the global standard, graduate level Juris Doctor degree.
Faculty members associated with the Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies teach in all programs of the Law School and supervise graduate researchers.
MLS Programs
More information on programs at Melbourne Law School:
Research Supervisions
Academics associated with the CCCS supervise research projects in a broad range of areas. For information on Centre staff interests, please click here.
Post-doctoral Fellowships
CCCS is keen to support young researchers. Opportunities for Post-doctoral fellowships arise annually. For more information, please click here.
Prospective Graduate Researchers should get in touch with the Melbourne Law School Office for Research.
The CCCS provides both public and specialist resources on constitutional concepts and issues. We also hold a series of lectures throughout the year, known as the CCCS Seminar Series.
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Newsletters & Annual Reports
Read about recent CCCS news and events.
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CCCS Submissions and Reports
Read about our submissions and reports.
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The Constitution and Public Affairs
Experts from the Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies and the Laureate Program on Comparative Constitutional Law explain constitutional issues in the news
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Constitutional Law Fact Sheets
Learn about Constitutional Law.
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Constitution Transformation Network
Learn about the Constitution Transformation Network
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Laureate Program in Comparative Constitutional Law
Laureate Program in Comparative Constitutional Law is led by Professor Adrienne Stone at Melbourne Law School
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Victorian Charter of Human Rights
Learn about the Charter.
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External Links
Links to other constitutional law resources.
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.
Past events
The Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies hosted a series of conferences, seminars and events in 2018 and 2019.
- Tuesday2019 Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia Fay Gale Lecture: The Two University Freedoms: Academic Freedom and Freedom Of Speech
- FridayCCCS Constitutional Law Conference 2019
- Thursday2019 Allen Hope Southey Memorial Lecture
- TuesdayThe Future of Law Reform: Constitutional and Immigration Issues
- TuesdayThe Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman: Four Decades On
- ThursdayThe Next Long Wave of Reform: Where will the Ideas Come From?
- ThursdaySocialist Law in Socialist East Asia - Book Launch
- ThursdayBook Launch "Foundations of Indirect Discrimination Law" edited by Hugh Collins and Tarun Khaitan, launched by The Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG
- TuesdayCitizenship and Constitutional Law: Reflections on a Complex Relationship
- MondayRadical Heart by Shireen Morris - Book Launch
- Wednesday - FridayPublic Law Conference
- TuesdayGuidance on how to Make a submission to the Joint Select Committee Inquiry into Constitutional Recongnition Relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples
- TuesdayPreferring Buddhism, Constitutionally: Buddhism, Secularism and the Pyrrhic Constitutionalism of Sri Lanka
Past events (2012–2017)
The Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies organises conferences, public lectures, seminars and workshop.
Past Event Recordings
If you missed one of the thought-provoking speakers at Melbourne Law School, you may still catch their presentation online.
- Postal Address
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Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies (CCCS)
Melbourne Law School
The University of Melbourne VIC 3010
Australia - Location
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Law Building (BLDG#106)
185 Pelham Street
Carlton VIC 3053 - Telephone
- +61 3 8344 1011
- law-cccs@unimelb.edu.au
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