Achievement | Research | 19 Mar 2019
UNSW Law ranked 12th law school in the world by SSRN
Scientia Professor Ross Buckley was the 2nd most downloaded law author according to the rankings.
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Scientia Professor Ross Philip Buckley
Thought leadership | 15 Mar 2019
Disability human rights expert appointed vice chair of UN committee
UNSW’s Rosemary Kayess brings her legal and public policy expertise to the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Achievement | 14 Mar 2019
Dean's List
The Dean’s List is an opportunity to honour our highest achieving students by recognising academic excellence in UNSW Law.
Opinion | 06 Mar 2019
UNSW Law's Professor Lyria Bennett Moses facilitates panel on artificial intelligence
A panel of experts at a UNSW Alumni event discussed the role artificial intelligence already plays within our society.
Opinion | 06 Mar 2019
Culture, accountability and courts: UNSW Alumni event reveals why change in banking will take years
Law, business and banking experts on the UNSW Legal Hour panel said the significant findings of the banking royal commission would be met with a slow response.
Thought leadership | 28 Feb 2019
Professor Rosalind Dixon on fragile democracies and a universal carbon tax
Professor Rosalind Dixon is a Professor of Law at UNSW. One of her current research areas is constitutional law. She has conducted extensive research on fragile democracies, such as Hungary and Nicaragua, as well as democratic backsliding. Professor Dixon is also interested in economic equality and has recently co-developed the Australian Carbon Dividend Plan, a universal carbon tax that compensates citizens rather than gov
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Professor Rosalind Joanne Dixon
Thought leadership | 11 Feb 2019
The question we are all asking: how will the royal commission report bring fairness to financial services?
There are five key areas where the imminent financial services royal commission final report can propose change to protect consumers from the abuses endemic in these industries. 
Achievement | 11 Feb 2019
Record number of UNSW alumni and academics named Fulbright Scholars
Seven UNSW academics and alumni have been awarded Fulbright Scholarships, the flagship US foreign exchange program that aims to increase binational research collaboration and the exchange of ideas.
Opinion | 06 Feb 2019
Banks given a decade of work to change their culture and governance
Some of the big hits failed to materialise, but the banking royal commission final report still lays out serious challenges for the industry, say experts from the UNSW Centre for Law, Markets and Regulation.