Indigenous Students and the MLM

Find out about the Melbourne Law Masters for Indigenous students

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David Campbell-Williams

Academic profile of Senior Fellow David Campbell-Williams, Melbourne Law School

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Graduate Diploma in Employment and Labour Relations Law

The Graduate Diploma in Employment and Labour Relations Law is part of the world-renowned Melbourne Law Masters program, exploring laws governing the workplace and labour force.

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The Digital Citizens Research Network is a group of scholars and researchers interested in ideas of regulation and design in investigating the rights of citizens and the responsibilities of the state in a rapidly changing technological environment.

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Centre for Media and Communications Law is an active research centre that produces various publications.

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Ann O'Connell

Academic profile of Professor Ann O'Connell, Melbourne Law School

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The Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness aims at reducing statelessness and protecting the rights of stateless people.

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Amanda Whiting

Academic profile of Associate Professor Amanda Whiting, Melbourne Law School

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Lisa Sarmas

Academic profile of Associate Professor Lisa Sarmas, Melbourne Law School

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Ying Liew

Academic profile of Associate Professor Ying Liew, Melbourne Law School

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Health, Law and Emerging Technologies recent completed research project.

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Australia and the International Court of Justice host events bringing together practitioners and scholars of international litigation from Australia and overseas.

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New Health Technologies

Health Law and Ethics Network members with research expertise in new health technologies.

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Oxford-MLS Research Partnership Grant

Centre for Media and Communications Law have been awarded an Oxford-MLS Research Partnership grant.

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Australia's Rivers are Ancestral Beings

Rivers around the world are now recognised by law as legal persons and living entities. Here in Australia, our rivers can be understood as ‘ancestral beings’ under Indigenous laws.Pursuit article: AUSTRALIA’S RIVERS ARE ANCESTRAL BEINGS

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Sundhya Pahuja

Academic profile of Professor Sundhya Pahuja, Melbourne Law School

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Alysia Blackham Publications

Published works by Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law member Associate Professor Alysia Blackham.

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Research on Constitutional Implementation for Sustainable Peace

Peace agreements made in conflict-affected settings often call for constitutional change. The Constitution Transformation Network explored how implementing constitutional inclusion mechanisms can contribute to sustaining peace.

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Collaboration with Pontifical Catholic University on Chile constitution-making process

In 2018 the Constitution Transformation Network hosted a series of Somali Constitution Forums, bringing together key members of the Somali diaspora to discuss federalism and other issues affecting Somalia’s constitution-making process.

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Anna Chapman

Academic profile of Professor Anna Chapman, Melbourne Law School

Centre for Media and Communications Law

The Centre for Media and Communications Law (CMCL) provides research, discussion and teaching of all aspects of media & communications law & policy

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Find out about the aims and objectives of the Electoral Regulation Research Network

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COVID-19 and Stateless Persons

Article published by Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and stateless people.

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Addressing Age Discrimination in Employment

While demographic ageing necessitates extending working lives, few have questioned the effectiveness of Australian age discrimination laws in supporting this ambition.

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Cities in Federal Theory Workshop

Cities in Federal Theory Workshop was held in 2019. The purpose of this workshop was to gather scholars from around the world and engage in a broad discussion about the role and place of cities in federalism. More precisely, the workshop aimed at investigating whether metropolitan areas in federal and quasi-federal systems have the potential to become the new strategic level of governance to accommodate diverse communities in vast areas displaying unique socio-economic and political traits, as well as the legal stratagems and tools to better respond to the specific pressures and exigencies of densely populated areas.