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2012 Journal Article The view from down under: freedom of the press in CanadaAllan, James (2012). The view from down under: freedom of the press in Canada. Supreme Court Law Review, 58 (Constitutional Cases 2011), 147-162. |
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2012 Journal Article The three 'RS' of recent Australian judicial activism: 'Roach, Rowe' and (no)'riginalismAllan, James (2012). The three 'RS' of recent Australian judicial activism: 'Roach, Rowe' and (no)'riginalism. Melbourne University Law Review, 36 (2), 743-782. |
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2012 Journal Article Why Australia does not have, and does not need, a national Bill of RightsAllan, James (2012). Why Australia does not have, and does not need, a national Bill of Rights. Giornale Di Storia Constituzionale, 24, 35-45. doi: 10.1400/201152 |
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2012 Journal Article Time and chance and the prevailing orthodoxy in legal academia happeneth to them all: a study of the top law journals of Australia and New ZealandAllan, James and Senanayake, Anthony (2012). Time and chance and the prevailing orthodoxy in legal academia happeneth to them all: a study of the top law journals of Australia and New Zealand. Adelaide Law Review, 33 (2), 519-558. |
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2011 Book The vantage of law: Its role in thinking about law, judging and bills of rightsAllan, James (2011). The vantage of law: Its role in thinking about law, judging and bills of rights. Farnham, Surrey, United Kingdom: Ashgate Publishing. doi: 10.4324/9781315551777 |
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2011 Book Chapter The curious concept of the 'living tree' (or non-locked-in) constitutionAllan, James (2011). The curious concept of the 'living tree' (or non-locked-in) constitution. The challenge of originalism: Theories of constituional interpretation. (pp. 179-202) edited by Grant Huscroft and Bradley Miller. Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press. doi: 10.1017/CBO9781139003926.010 |
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2011 Book Chapter Utilitarianism and libertyAllan, James (2011). Utilitarianism and liberty. Jurisprudence of Liberty. (pp. 331-342) edited by Suri Ratnapala and Gabriel A Moens. Chatswood, NSW, Australia: Lexis Nexis Butterworths. |
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2011 Book Chapter Statutory Bills of Rights: You read words in, you read words out, you take Parliament's clear intention and you shake it all about - Doin' the sankey hanky pankyAllan, James (2011). Statutory Bills of Rights: You read words in, you read words out, you take Parliament's clear intention and you shake it all about - Doin' the sankey hanky panky. The legal protection of Human Rights: Sceptical Essays. (pp. 108-126) edited by Tom Campbell, K. D. Ewing and Adam Tomkins. Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford University Press. doi: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199606078.003.0006 |
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2011 Book Chapter Reasonable disagreement and the diminution of democracy: Joseph's Morally laden understanding of 'The Rule of Law'Allan, James (2011). Reasonable disagreement and the diminution of democracy: Joseph's Morally laden understanding of 'The Rule of Law'. Modern challenges to the rule of law. (pp. 79-92) edited by Richard Ekins. Wellington, New Zealand: LexisNexis New Zealand. |
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2010 Journal Article You don't always get what you pay for: No Bill of Rights for AustraliaAllan, James (2010). You don't always get what you pay for: No Bill of Rights for Australia. New Zealand Universities Law Review, 24 (2), 179-196. |
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2010 Journal Article Not in for a pound-in for a penny? Must a majoritarian democrat treat all constitutional judicial review as equally egregious?Allan, James (2010). Not in for a pound-in for a penny? Must a majoritarian democrat treat all constitutional judicial review as equally egregious?. King's Law Journal, 21 (2), 233-256. doi: 10.5235/096157610792240704 |
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2010 Book Chapter Dialogues concerning natural religionAllan, James F. P. (2010). Dialogues concerning natural religion. 100 great books of liberty: The essential introduction to the greatest idea of Western Civilisation. (pp. 33-36) edited by Chris Berg, John Roskam and Andrew Kemp. Ballan, VIC, Australia: Connor Court Publishing. |
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2010 Journal Article Down Under ExceptionalismAllan, James (2010). Down Under Exceptionalism. University of Queensland Law Journal, 29 (1), 143-153. |
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2009 Journal Article Implied Rights and Federalism: Inventing Intentions While Ignoring ThemAllan, James F.P. (2009). Implied Rights and Federalism: Inventing Intentions While Ignoring Them. University of Western Australia Law Review, 34 (2), 228-237. |
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2009 Book Chapter Misgoverning universitiesAllan, James F. P. (2009). Misgoverning universities. The Howard era. (pp. 456-468) edited by Keith Windschuttle, David Martin Jones and Ray Evans. Balmain, NSW, Australia: Quadrant Books. |
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2009 Journal Article Meagher's mischaracterisations of majoritarianism: A replyAllan, James (2009). Meagher's mischaracterisations of majoritarianism: A reply. King's Law Journal, 20 (1), 115-128. doi: 10.1080/09615768.2009.11427723 |
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2009 Journal Article A public conversation on constitutionalism and the judiciary between Professor James Allan and The Hon Michael Kirby AC CMGAllan, James and Kirby, Michael (2009). A public conversation on constitutionalism and the judiciary between Professor James Allan and The Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG. Melbourne University Law Review, 33 (3), 1032-1057. |
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2009 Journal Article Of newspapers and law reviewsJames Allan (2009). Of newspapers and law reviews. Public Law Review, 20 (4), 251-256. |
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2009 Book Chapter What's wrong about a statutory bill of rightsAllan, James F. P. (2009). What's wrong about a statutory bill of rights. Don't leave us with the bill: The case against an Australian bill of rights. (pp. 83-95) edited by Julian Leeser and Ryan Haddrick. Barton, ACT, Australia: The Menzies Research Centre. |
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2009 Journal Article Tom Campbell and Democratic Legal PositivismAllan, James F.P. (2009). Tom Campbell and Democratic Legal Positivism. Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy, 34 (2009), 283-293. |
