How do regulators working in Australia’s many “one law / many regulator” schemes achieve harmonious regulatory outcomes?

Refugee decision-makers exercise extraordinary discretion in assessing the credibility of claims. How can we understand the influences on an inherently cognitive process?

This study asks, ‘What is the position of victims in the contemporary Indonesian criminal justice system?’ and implicitly asks - what should it be?

Join Ashleigh Dore in a discussion on the harm that occurs from wildlife crimes in South Africa and explore a novel approach to justice for these and other environmental crimes.

A public lecture brought to you by Fulbright Australia, the ANU Gender Insitute, the School of Culture, History & Language and the ANU First Nations Portfolio

This event launches and discusses Lia Kent’s new book, The unruly dead: spirits, memory and state formation in Timor-Leste.

Research examining impact investment into the determinants of health reveals opportunities and risks, as profit-driven approaches steer increased funding potential.

Drawing from reintegrative shaming theory, this study explores how restorative justice is understood, practiced, and institutionalis