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2004

Book Chapter

Althusius at the Antipodes: The Politica and Australian Federalism

Aroney, N. T. (2004). Althusius at the Antipodes: The Politica and Australian Federalism. Jurisprudenz, Politische Theorie und Politische Theologie. (pp. 529-546) edited by Frederick Carney, Heinz Schilling and Dieter Wyduckel. Germany: Duncker & Humblot.

Althusius at the Antipodes: The Politica and Australian Federalism

2003

Book Chapter

The Griffith doctrine: Reservation and Immunity

Aroney, N. T. (2003). The Griffith doctrine: Reservation and Immunity. Queensland Judges on the High Court. (pp. 219-254) edited by Dr Michael White; Aladin Rahemtula. Brisbane: Supreme Court of Queensland Library.

The Griffith doctrine: Reservation and Immunity

2002

Book Chapter

Griffith's Vision of Australian Federalism

Aroney, N. T. (2002). Griffith's Vision of Australian Federalism. Sir Samuel Griffith: The law and the constitution. (pp. 179-201) edited by Dr M. White and A. Rahemtula. NSW: Thomson Lawbook Co.

Griffith's Vision of Australian Federalism

2001

Book Chapter

Implied constitutional rights: Implications & references

Aroney, N. T. (2001). Implied constitutional rights: Implications & references. The Oxford companion to the high court of Australia. (pp. 336-337) edited by Tony Blackshield, Michael Coper and George Williams. Vic: Oxford University Press.

Implied constitutional rights: Implications & references

2000

Book Chapter

The freedom of political communication since Lange: Commentary

Aroney, N. T. (2000). The freedom of political communication since Lange: Commentary. The High Court in Transition: Essays in Constitutional Law. (pp. 21-34) edited by A. Stone and G. Williams. NSW: The Federation Press.

The freedom of political communication since Lange: Commentary

2000

Book Chapter

Federal representation and the framers of the Australian Constitution

Aroney, N. T. (2000). Federal representation and the framers of the Australian Constitution. Constitutional and international law perspectives: Achievements and challenges. (pp. 13-53) edited by G. Moens. Brisbane, Queensland: University of Queensland Press.

Federal representation and the framers of the Australian Constitution