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2013 Conference Publication Royal Commissions After WilliamsAroney, Nicholas T. (2013). Royal Commissions After Williams. Roundtable on Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries: Australian and International Trends and Issues, Public Policy Institute, Australian Catholic University, ACT Assembly Building, 23 April 2013. |
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2013 Journal Article Explanatory power, theory formation and constitutional interpretation: some preliminariesAroney, Nicholas (2013). Explanatory power, theory formation and constitutional interpretation: some preliminaries. Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy, 38, 1-31. |
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2013 Conference Publication Freedom of Religion As an Associational RightAroney, Nicholas T. (2013). Freedom of Religion As an Associational Right. After Williams Colloquium, University of Southern Queensland, 4 October, 2013. |
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2013 Journal Article The high court on constitutional law: the 2012 term explanatory power and the modalities of constitutional reasoningAroney, Nicholas (2013). The high court on constitutional law: the 2012 term explanatory power and the modalities of constitutional reasoning. University of New South Wales Law Journal, 36 (3), 863-893. |
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2013 Conference Publication The Gibbs CourtAroney, Nicholas T. and Haig Patapan (2013). The Gibbs Court. The High Court, the Constitution and Australian Politics, University of New South Wales, 7-8 November. |
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2013 Conference Publication Drivers and Dilemmas - The Federation in 2013Aroney, Nicholas T. (2013). Drivers and Dilemmas - The Federation in 2013. Sir Samuel Griffith Legacy Series Discussion Forum: An Australian Federation for the 21st Century, Queensland Parliament, 20 November. |
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2013 Conference Publication The High Court on Constitutional Law: The 2012 Term - Explanatory Power and Constitutional InterpretationAroney, Nicholas T. (2013). The High Court on Constitutional Law: The 2012 Term - Explanatory Power and Constitutional Interpretation. Gilbert & Tobin Centre of Public Law Constitutional Law Conference, Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney, 15 February 2013. |
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2013 Conference Publication Constitutional Conventions: A Lawyer's ViewAroney, Nicholas T. (2013). Constitutional Conventions: A Lawyer's View. Academy of the Social Sciences Workshop on Australian Constitutional Conventions in Comparative Perspective, University of Melbourne, 29-30 November 2012. |
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2012 Book Chapter Popular ratification of the state constitutionsAroney, Nicholas (2012). Popular ratification of the state constitutions. Tomorrow's federation: reforming Australian government. (pp. 210-226) edited by Paul Kildea, Andrew Lynch and George Williams. Annandale, NSW, Australia: Federation Press. |
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2012 Journal Article A House divided: does MMP make an Upper House unnecessary for New Zealand?Aroney, Nicholas and Thomas, Steve (2012). A House divided: does MMP make an Upper House unnecessary for New Zealand?. New Zealand Law Review, 2012 (Part III), 403-442. |
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2012 Book The Future of Australian Federalism: Comparative and Interdisciplinary PerspectivesGabrielle Appleby, Nicholas T. Aroney and Thomas John eds. (2012). The Future of Australian Federalism: Comparative and Interdisciplinary Perspectives. Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press. doi: 10.1017/CBO9780511902550 |
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2012 Book Chapter PrefaceAppleby, Gabrielle, Aroney, Nicholas and John, Thomas (2012). Preface. The future of Australian federalism: comparative and interdisciplinary perspectives. (pp. xix-xix) edited by Gabrielle Appleby, Nicholas Aroney and Thomas John. Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press. |
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2012 Book Chapter Australian federalism: Past, present and future tenseAppleby, Gabrielle, Aroney, Nicholas and John, Thomas (2012). Australian federalism: Past, present and future tense. The future of Australian federalism: Comparative and interdisciplinary perspectives. (pp. 1-24) edited by Gabrielle Appleby, Nicholas T. Aroney and Thomas John. Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press. doi: 10.1017/CBO9780511902550.003 |
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2012 Conference Publication Federalism, Limited Government and Its RationalesAroney, Nicholas T. (2012). Federalism, Limited Government and Its Rationales. Conference on Limited Government and the Political Constitution, University of Auckland, 9 August 2012. |
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2012 Conference Publication Divine Law, Religious Ethics, Secular ReasonAroney, Nicholas T. (2012). Divine Law, Religious Ethics, Secular Reason. Biblical Law, Cambridge University, 19-20 March 2012. |
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2012 Journal Article Una società di società: why Australia is a FederationAroney, Nicholas (2012). Una società di società: why Australia is a Federation. Giornale Di Storia Constituzionale, 24 (2), 23-33. doi: 10.1400/201151 |
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2012 Journal Article The accommodation of the Shari'a within Western legal systemsAroney, Nicholas and Ahdar, Rex (2012). The accommodation of the Shari'a within Western legal systems. Rutgers Journal of Law and Religion, 13 (2), 387-413. |
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2012 Conference Publication The High Court of Australia and FederalismAroney, Nicholas T. (2012). The High Court of Australia and Federalism. Courts in Federal Countries International Workshop, Forum of Federations and Quebec Government, Alberta, Canada, 29-28 March 2012. |
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2012 Book Chapter Federal diversity in Australia – a counter narrativeAroney, Nicholas T., Prasser, Scott and Taylor, Alison (2012). Federal diversity in Australia – a counter narrative. The future of Australian federalism: Comparative and interdisciplinary perspectives. (pp. 272-300) edited by Gabrielle Appleby, Nicholas T. Aroney and Thomas John. Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press. |
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2011 Book Chapter Finnis on libertyAroney, Nicholas and Miller, Bradley (2011). Finnis on liberty. Jurisprudence of Liberty. (pp. 247-269) edited by Suri Ratnapala and Gabriel A. Moens. Chatswood, NSW, Australia: LexisNexis Butterworths. |
