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The Bali Process can do a lot more to respond to forced migration in our region
22 March 2016Peter Hughes with colleagues from around the region in The Conversation
Dr. Jeremy Farrall and Prof. Hilary Charlesworth launch policy proposals for strengthening the rule of law through the UN Security Council
21 March 2016On Friday 11 March Dr. Jeremy Farrall and Prof. Hilary Charlesworth launched the Policy Proposals on Strengthening the Rule of Law through the UN Security Council.
Academics and practitioners: bringing together our strengths
18 March 2016Relevant and effective law and policy in the field of international development, both in theory and in practice, can be achieved as a result of collaboration between practitioners and academic researchers.
RegNet Education Director Dr Kate Henne recognised as Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA)
15 March 2016Congratulations to RegNet Education Director Dr Kate Henne who has been recognised as a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
The complexities of protecting citizens abroad
10 March 2016RegNet PhD scholar Suzanne Akila looks at the how and why of protecting citizens abroad.
The living dead — an independence framework
04 March 2016Shane Chalmers takes a theoretical approach in analysing two photographic images from Benin.
Anthea Roberts and Hilary Charlesworth at Sydney Centre for International Law
02 March 2016Associate Professor Anthea Roberts and Professor Hilary Charlesworth took part in the Sydney Centre for International Law’s annual conference, ‘International Law 2015 -The Year in Review’, on Frida
Miranda Forsyth at the 2016 Pacific legal policy champions program
29 February 2016RegNet’s Miranda Forsyth took part in the Attorney General’s 2016 Pacific legal policy champions program last week. The program builds legal policy development capability in the region.
Law as a site of politics: an interview with Hilary Charlesworth
26 February 2016Hilary Charlesworth interviewed on Völkerrechtsblog (international law blog).
