Constantine Avgoustinos;'Climate Change and the Australian Constitution: The Case for the Ecological Limitation' (supervisors: Ben Golder, Gabrielle Appleby, Amelia Thorpe)
Lynsey Blayden; 'Conceptions of Democracy and the Administrative State in the shaping of Australian Judicial Review of Administrative Action' (supervisors: Mark Aronson, Gabrielle Appleby)
Bradley Gooding; 'Plurality in Legal Reasoning: The Place of Value Pluralism in Theories of Law and Ajudication' (supervisors: Marc De Leeuw, Arthur Glass)
Armin Alimardani, 'An Empirical Study of the Use of Neuroscientific Evidence in Sentencing in New South Wales, Australia' (supervisors: Gary Edmond/Allan McCay/Marc De Leuuw)
Abu Bangura, 'The development of the concept of protection of civilians' (supervisors: Sarah Williams/Lucas Lixinski)
Sophie Burbidge, ’Regulating stored valued facilities in Australia: Review and proposal for reform’ (supervisors: Ross Buckley/Jonathan Bonnitcha/Douglas Arner)
Melanie Burton, 'The characteristics and classification of undetected child sex offenders' (Anne Cossins/Jesse Cale)
Jason Donnelly, 'Re-shaping separation of powers in Australia - the non-justicable nature of the national interest' (Greg Weeks/Daniel Joyce/Simon Halliday)
Carolyn Evans, 'Accountability of the UN Security Council in public international law' (supervisors: Christopher Michaelsen/Martin Krygier)
Marie Hadley, ‘Protection of indigenous cultural expressions by intellectual property law’ (Kathy Bowrey/Ben Golder)
Mark Hamilton, ‘Restorative justice intervention in an environmental and planning law context: Multiple perspectives’ (Cameron Holley/Jane Bolitho)
Harry Hobbs, 'Including Indigenous Peoples in the processes of settler state government: Evaluating an Indigenous parliament' (supervisors: George Williams/Megan Davis)
Jessica Hudson, 'Understanding the Equitable VIndicatio' (Simone Degeling/Keith Mason)
Kayleen Manwaring, 'How Australian law does and should regulate the use of mobile and ubiquitous information technologies in commercial activities' (Lyria Bennett Moses/Leon Trakman/Roger Clarke)
Megan McElhone, 'Does the NSW Police Force's Middle Eastern Organised Crime Squad compromise the implementation of community policing?' (Michael Grewcock/Vicki Sentas/David Dixon)
Paul Millar, ‘Finance and international human rights: socially responsible investment as a vehicle for the protection of international human rights’ (supervisors: Justine Nolan/Leon Trakman)
Aya Omran, 'Incorporating gender inequality in the future criminal framework of Palestine to combat honour-based violence: A comparative study' (supervisors: Luke McNamara/Anthony Billingsley/Gary Edmond)
Malory Plummer, 'Theorising child sexual abuse: When does victim become offender?' (Anne Cossins/Janet Chan)
Mohammad Abualrob, 'The role of the constitutional courts in democratic consolidation' (supervisors: Theunis Roux/Martin Krygier)
Bander Alsaif, ‘Two sides of the Saudi public policy coin: Reconciling domestic and transnational values in recognition and enforcement of international commercial arbitration awards’ (supervisors: Leon Trakman/Alexandra George)
Dora Anthony, 'The human rights principle of indivisibility and its ideological significance in the contemporary age' (supervisors: Ben Golder/Andrew Byrnes)
Louise Buckingham, ‘Copyright and indigenous works: A comparative analysis (old –new: Interrogating international IP institutions: Neo-colonialism and the development of a culture of Indigenous-IP legal space’ (supervisors: Kathy Bowrey/Michael Handler)
Shipra Chrodia, 'Proportionality in Australian Constitutional Law' (supervisors: George Williams/Andrew Lynch)
Jason Donnelly, ‘Use of National Interest criterion in Commonwealth legislation - Suggested reforms for greater accountability in executive decision-making’ (supervisors: Simon Halliday/Daniel Joyce/Greg Weeks)
Doron Goldbarsht, 'Counter terrorist financing – a study in effectiveness and the Rule of Law In Global Administrative Law' (supervisors: Chris Michaelsen/Rosalind Dixon/Andrew Byrnes)
Peng Guo, 'The principle of good faith in long-term relational supply contract under changed circumstances in the CISG and the UNIDROIT Principles' (supervisors: Leon Trakman/Luke Nottage)
Jarra Hicks, ‘Community power: understanding the outcomes and impacts from community-owned wind energy in small regional communities’ (supervisors: Bronwen Morgan/Susan Thompson)
Amrita Kapur, 'The complementarity paradigm as a catalyst for national prosecutions of sexual violence: Preliminary examinations and their effects in Colombia and Guinea' (supervisors: Andrew Byrnes/Sarah Williams)
Susanne Lloyd-Jones, ‘From government to governance? Administering communications sector security in the era of convergence and global terrorism’ (supervisors: Kathy Bowrey/Derek Wilding)
Nahed Odeh, 'Constitutional design options for state formation in Palestine' (supervisors: Theunis Roux/Arthur Glass)
Fadi Rabia, 'Police corruption in Palestine: Challenges and remedies' (supervisors: David Dixon/Janet Chan)
Bhatara Ibnu Reza, 'The development of the state-sponsored militia as the implementation of the total people's defence and security system in Indonesia' (supervisors: Rosalind Dixon/Lucas Lixinski/Andrew Byrnes)
Louis Schetzer, 'Domestic human rights charters and the outsourced State’ (supervisors: Andrew Byrnes/Andrea Durbach)
Nobumichi Teramura; ‘Courts and international arbitration: A comparative and critical analysis’ (supervisors: Leon Trakman/Luke Nottage)
Ngoc Thuan Hoang, 'China's lawsuits against the double remedies issue of the US and practical applications for Vietnam' (supervisors: Colin Picker/Lisa Toohey/Weihuan Zhou)
Tamara Wood, ‘In search of the African refugee – Article I(2) of the 1969 OAU Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa' (supervisors: Jane McAdam/Sarah Williams)
Stephen Young, 'The legal performativity of Indigenous Peoples' free prior and informed consent' (supervisors: Ben Golder/Fleur Johns)
Hadeel Al-Alosi, 'Fantasy Crime' (supervisors: Alana Maurushat/Alex Steel)
Ahmed Beshtawi, 'Managing water under occupation: The case of Palestine' (supervisors: Theunis Roux/Anthony Billingsley/Abdallah M.Abu-Eid)
Peter Blanchard, 'Government industry partnerships in WTO litigation – a comparative analysis: Australia and the USA' (supervisors: Colin Picker/Lisa Toohey/Ross Buckley)
Gabriela Cuadrado, 'Governing the misunderstood and hidden natural resource. Implementing the principles of sustainability and participation in groundwater governance practice' (supervisors: Rosemary Rayfuse/Cameron Holley)
Huiqin Jiang, ‘The foreign investment review system in Australia: its approach to foreign investments from Chinese State-Owned Enterprises in comparison to similar investors from other countries’ (supervisors: Dimity Kingsford-Smith/Colin Picker)
Sela Moa, ‘A human rights’ based approach to women’s land rights in Tonga’ (supervisors: Christine Forster/Janice Gray)
Emma Palmer, 'International criminal law in South East Asia: Beyond the International Criminal Court' (supervisors: Andrew Byrnes/Sarah Williams)
Sally Richards, 'The acquisition and circulation of legal knowledge in merits review' (supervisors: Theunis Roux/Arthur Glass/Simon Halliday)
Rodrigo Sales, ‘Proposal for an emissions trading framework for Brazil which favours greenhouse gases – emission reduction trading and future integration with other national, regional and international emission trading and environmental schemes. Lessons from the Australian Trading Scheme development experience’ (supervisors: Rosemary Rayfuse/David Freestone)
Chenxi Wang, 'WTO litigation and preferential trade agreement – two forces changing China's legal policy' (supervisors: Leon Trakman/Bruno Zeller)
Scarlet Wilcock, 'How to catch a welfare cheat: policing welfare fraud in Australia' (supervisors: Julie Stubbs/Alex Steel)
Amanda Wilson, 'A recipe for inequality? Gender and therapeutic jurisprudence in criminal justice' (supervisors: Julie Stubbs/Eileen Baldry)
Hannah Harris, 'Transnational anti-corruption law in the Pacific' (supervisors: Sarah Williams/Michael Grewcock)
Jacklyn Hartley, ‘Consultation, consent and the rights of Indigenous peoples to their lands, territories and resources’ (supervisors: Sean Brennan/Megan Davis/Theunis Roux)
Grant Hooper, 'Through the Migration Act looking glass: can procedural fairness be distinguished by a legislative code – towards the waterfall of invalidity' (supervisors: Mark Aronson/Arthur Glass/Rosalind Dixon)
Katharine Kemp, 'Australia's rejection of the Effects Test for misuse of market power: Lone genius or outdated anomaly?' (supervisors: Ross Buckley/Rhonda Smith)
Pervaiz Khan, 'Effective utilisation of WTO dispute settlement system by Pakistan: a public-private partnership approach' (supervisors: Leon Trakman/Lisa Toohey)
Karen Lee, ‘Legitimacy in the new regulatory state’ (supervisors: Kathy Bowrey/Angus Corbett/Lesley Hitchens)
Katherine McFarlane, ‘An examination of the trajectories and drift of children in care to the criminal justice system in NSW’ (supervisors: Julie Stubbs/Eileen Baldry)
James Metzger, ‘Reformation of civil procedure rules to enhance access to justice in Australian Federal courts’ (supervisors: Gary Edmond/Michael Legg)
Jennifer Norberry, ‘Law and national security crisis – contemporary Australian perspective’ (supervisors: George Williams/Andrew Lynch)
Chantal Bostock, ‘The review of Section 501 decisions by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal’ (supervisors: Arthur Glass/Mark Aronson)
Sophie Cacciaguidi-Fahy, ‘Regulating radical political dissent: Lessons from the case of Ireland and the Treason Felony Act 1848' (supervisors: Martin Krygier/Fergal Davis). View thesis.
Anna Huggins, 'Evaluating compliance systems in Multilateral Environmental Agreements: implications for the administration of global environmental governance' (supervisors: Bronwen Morgan/Rosemary Rayfuse)
Beth Goldblatt, ‘Developing the right to social security from a gender perspective’ (supervisors: Andrew Byrnes/Christine Forster)
Aline Jaeckel, ‘The International Seabed Authority and the protection of marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction’ (supervisors: Rosemary Rayfuse/Sarah Williams)
Mitchell Landrigan, ‘Can the Australian Constitution protect speech about religion or by religious leaders? (supervisor: George Williams). View thesis.
Nicholas Morris, 'Disclosure and regulation declared and undeclared costs in management of superannuation and other investment funds' (supervisors: Justin O'Brien/Ross Buckley/Hazel Bateman)
Sangeetha Pillai, 'Citizenship and anti-terror laws' (supervisors: George Williams/Fergal Davis)
Wei Wen, Formality in real property sale contracts in modern China with a common law perspective’ (supervisors: Dimity Kingsford-Smith/Keith Mason)
Kelvin Widdows, ‘Sir John Latham: Judicial reasoning in defence of the Commonwealth' (supervisors: George Williams/Andrew Lynch)
Shu Zhang, ‘China's approach in defining public policy in the recognition and enforcement of International Commercial Arbitration Awards and its impacts in international arbitration practices’ (supervisors: Leon Trakman/Lillian Corbin)
Rebecca Ananian-Welsh, 'A purposive formalist interpretation of Chapter III of the Australian Constitution' (supervisors: George Williams/Andrew Lynch). View thesis.
Maggie Hall, ‘The prison project: penal culture and the re-invention of the prison in Australia’ (supervisors: Chris Cunneen/David Brown)
Keiran Hardy, ‘Ruthlessness and sympathy: Smart Power Thinking in counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency' (supervisors: George Williams/Ben Golder/Lucia Zedner)
Niamh Kinchin, ‘Accountable decision-making in a global context: UNHCR and refugee status determination’ (supervisors: Jane McAdam/Sarah Williams)
Nicola McGarrity, 'Defining terrorism by reference to cause' (supervisors: Jill Hunter/Andrew Lynch)
Cathleen Sherry, ‘The social and legal implications of strata and community title’ (supervisors: Brendan Edgeworth/Scott Grattan)
Tamara Tulich, ‘The rise of the preventative state? Prevention and pre-emption in mental health, serious offender and anti-terror laws’ (supervisors: George Williams/Fergal Davis). View thesis.
Sharmila Betts, 'A critical analysis of medical opinion in child homicide cases' (supervisors: Gary Edmond/Emma Cunliffe). View thesis.
Tracey Booth, 'Accommodating justice: an exploratory study of structures and processes that shape victim participation and the presentation of victim impact statements in the sentencing of homicide offenders in the NSW Supreme Court' (supervisors: David Brown/Sandra Egger). View thesis.
Juan Chen, ‘Mergers and acquisitions of listed companies in China by foreign investment’ (supervisors: Dimity Kingsford-Smith/Hui Huang/Andrew Finch). View thesis.
Philip Chung, 'Overcoming technical challenges in developing a global free-access legal information system for research – the WorldLII experience' (supervisors: Graham Greenleaf/Alan Tyree). View thesis.
Cristy Clark, ‘The role of participation in the realisation of the human right to water for the urban populations’ (supervisors: Andrea Durbach/Rosemary Rayfuse). View thesis.
Andrew Dahdal, ‘History in constitutional interpretation: the banking power as a case study in transparent constitutional reasoning’ (supervisors: Theunis Roux/Peter Gillies). View thesis.
Michael Scott Donald, 'Trusting in trust. The role of trust law in the regulatory scheme applied to superannuation in Australia' (supervisors: Dimity Kingsford-Smith/Simone Degeling). View thesis.
Erin Mackay, ‘Scope for reform: how the legal system addresses sexual assault against indigenous women and children in the family violence context’ (supervisors: Julie Stubbs/Ben Golder) View thesis.
Colin Picker, 'The feasibility and value of comparative and legal cultural analysis of international economic law' (supervisors: Ross Buckley/Leon Trakman). View thesis.
John Selby, ‘An institutional analysis of the .au Domain Name Space’ (supervisors: Graham Greenleaf/Roger Clarke). View thesis.
Yogeswaran Subramaniam, 'Orang Asli land rights by UNDRIP standards in peninsular Malaysia: An evaluation and possible reform' (supervisors: Sean Brennan/Janice Gray). View thesis.
Leon Terrill, ‘Aboriginal land tenure in the Northern Territory’ (supervisors: Sean Brennan/Megan Davis). View thesis.
Greg Weeks, ‘Australian public authorities which breach their soft law: remedies and suggested reforms’ (supervisors: Mark Aronson/Theunis Roux). View thesis.
Andre Geraldes, 'Sustainable development and development banks in the Brazilian Amazon' (supervisors: Andrew Byrnes/Gillian Moon). View thesis.
Teresa Libesman, 'A human rights framework for indigenous children's welfare and wellbeing' (supervisor: Chris Cunneen). View thesis.
Nicholas Roy Baker, ‘Ordinary unreasonable people: social attitudes and defamation law’ (supervisors: Michael Chesterman/Brendan Edgeworth). View thesis.
Jacoba Brasch, ‘More martial than court: from exceptionalism to fair trial convergence in Australian Courts Martial’ (supervisor: Andrew Byrnes). View thesis.
Umair Ghori, ‘Post-quota directions of global textiles and clothing trade – a legal and policy analysis (supervisors: Ross Buckley/Bryan Mercurio). View thesis.
Joseph Indaimo, 'The self, the other and human rights: Lacan, Levinas and the ethics of alterity' (supervisors: Robert Shelly/Arthur Glass). View thesis.
Alana Maurushat, 'Botnet badinage: regulatory approaches to combating botnets' (supervisors: Graham Greenleaf/Roger Clarke). View thesis.
Gillian North, '"Public' not selective reporting – towards a fair and efficient listed company' (supervisors: Dimity Kingsford-Smith/Jeoff Coulton). View thesis.
Anton Trichardt, ‘Letters of comfort: A comparative law and trans-systemic analysis of chameleonic instruments’ (supervisors: Ross Buckley/Paul Redmond). View thesis.
Catherine Bond, ‘For the Term of His Natural Life .... plus seventy years: mapping Australia's Public Domain’ (supervisors: Graham Greenleaf/Kathy Bowrey). View thesis.
Dominique Dalla-Pozza, ‘The Australian approach to enacting counter-terrorism laws’ (supervisors: George Williams/Andrew Lynch). View thesis.
Imelda Deinla, ‘The development of the rule of law in ASEAN: the state and regional integration’ (supervisor: Adam Czarnota). View thesis.
Michael Nancarrow, ‘Between the market and the state: the regulatory reform of community housing in New South Wales – contractual, proprietary and governance frameworks’ (supervisors: Brendan Edgeworth/Martin Krygier). View thesis.
Steven Thomson, ‘Crown appeals against inadequacy of sentence in NSW’ (supervisors: Jill Hunter/George Zdenkowski/David Arnott). View thesis.
Emily Crawford, ‘Unequal before the law: eliminating the distinction between types of armed conflict in international law’ (supervisor: Rosemary Rayfuse). View thesis.
Cassandra Goldie, ‘Living in public space: a human rights wasteland’ (supervisor: George Williams). View thesis.
Sophie Riley, ‘Invasive alien species and the protection of biodiversity: the role of quarantine laws in resolving inadequacies in the international legal regime’ (supervisor: Rosemary Rayfuse). View thesis.
Roberto Buonamano, ‘International Legal Theory’ (Dirk Meure), 'The regulation of stored value financial products: a comparative analysis of approaches in Australia, Hong Kong, Japan and the EU' (supervisors: Ross Buckley/Jonathan Bonnitcha/Douglas Arner).
Christine Burns, ‘Online legal services: The revolution that failed?’ (supervisor: Graham Greenleaf). View thesis.
Michael Grewcock, ‘Crimes of exclusion: the Australian State's responses to unauthorised migrants’ (supervisor: David Brown). View thesis.
David Grant, ‘The mythological state and its empire’ (supervisor: Martin Krygier). View thesis.
Donald Grattan, ‘The logos of land: economic and proprietarian conceptions of statutory access rights’ (supervisor: Brendan Edgeworth). View thesis.
Koesrianti, ‘The ASEAN trade dispute settlement mechanism: from diplomacy to legalism’ (supervisors: Rosemary Rayfuse/Bryan Mercurio). View thesis.
Daniel Meagher, ‘Rethinking the regulation of race hate in Australia’ (supervisor: George Williams). View thesis.
Anne Twomey, ‘The de-colonisation of the Australian states’ (supervisors: Kevin Booker/Arthur Glass). View thesis.
Ilan Lewis, ‘Sussing out the vibe – federal property acquisition and the search for a principled approach to the scope of the just terms proviso in S51 (xxxi) of the Australian Constitution’ (supervisors: Theunis Roux/Brendan Edgeworth)
David Thorpe, 'Athlete endorsement restrictions as unreasonable restraints of trade' (supervisors: Deborah Healey/Brendan Edgeworth). View thesis.
David Carter, 'Lost in transmission: laws insubordinate openness and the use of HIV-related criminal offences in the governance of HIV in NSW' (supervisors: Ben Golder/Tyrone Kirchengast). View thesis.
Manoj Dias-Abeygunawardena, 'Balancing employee protection with promoting business productivity during organisational restructuring' (supervisors: Deborah Healey/ Michael Quinlan)
Wenwen Lu, 'Rethinking preventative detention from an international human rights perspective: a comparative research of Australia, Malaysia and Singapore' (supervisors: Andrew Byrnes/Andrew Lynch). View thesis.
Ricardo Sunga, ‘On locating the rights of the lost’ (supervisors: Andrew Byrnes/Jane McAdam). View thesis.
Nicole Bromberger, ‘Mental Illness and negligence law’ (supervisors: Arthur Glass/Robert Shelly). View thesis.
Jessica Wyndham, ‘Rhetoric versus reality: the guiding principles on internal displacement 1998–2008’ (supervisors: Justine Nolan/Jane McAdam). View thesis.
Francesca Dominello, ‘Lessons in History in the High Court's approach to Native Title in Australia’ (supervisor: Arthur Glass). View thesis.
Robin Higgs, ‘Implantable surgical devices – issues of product liability’ (supervisor: Gail Pearson). View thesis.
Katherine Nesbitt, ‘The preventive detention of terrorist suspects in the United States and Australia: a comparative constitutional analysis’ (supervisors:George Williams/Andrew Lynch)
Fritz Siregar, 'Constitutional politics in Indonesia' (Theunis Roux/Simon Butt). View thesis.
Belinda Russon, ‘The law of equality and justice – evaluating domestic violence outcomes for Aboriginal women in New South Wales’ (supervisors: Chris Cunneen/Alex Steel)
Pornsakol Coorey, ‘Restraining arbitrary power in Thailand: The sociological approach in examining the Rule of Law’ (Adam Czarnota/Kriangsak Kittichaisaree). View thesis.
Thi Minh Nguyen, ‘Legal and professional challenges confronting practising lawyers in contemporary Vietnam’ (supervisors: Martin Krygier/Adam Czarnota). View thesis.
Scott Calnan, ‘In the trenches: a comparative analysis of the nature of effectiveness of the mobilisation of law by domestic human rights NGOs in the United State, Britain and Germany’ (supervisors: Judge Elizabeth Evatt/Annette Manfording/Arthur Glass). View thesis.