PhD Excellence Award
Recognising our PhD candidates of distinction
The annual PhD Excellence Award is given to candidates whose examiners recommended the conferral of a degree without any amendment.
- 2020
- 2019
- 2018
- 2017
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Thesis
Reconciling Indigenous and Settler-State Assertions of Sovereignty Over Sea Country in Australia’s Northern Territory
Supervisors
Sean Brennan
Megan Davis
Bronwen Morgan -
Thesis
How Does Clinical Legal Education Contribute to Forming Reflective, Justice-focused Lawyers?
Supervisors
Alex Steel
Judith Welch Wegner -
Thesis
Plurality in Legal Reasoning - The Place of Value Pluralism in Theories of Law and Adjudication
Supervisors
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Thesis
An Empirical Study of the Use of Neuroscientific Evidence in Sentencing in New South Wales, Australia
Supervisors
Gary Edmond
Allan McCay
Marc De Leeuw -
Thesis
Regulating stored valued facilities in Australia: Review and proposal for reform
Supervisors
Ross Buckley
Jonathan Bonnitcha
Douglas Arner -
Thesis
The Politics of Cultural Appropriation Claims and Law Reform
Supervisors
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Thesis
Restorative Justice Conferencing in Response to Pollution Offending: The Vehicle for the Achievement of Justice as Meaningful Involvement
Supervisors
Cameron Holley
Jane Bolitho -
Thesis
Indigenous Aspirations and Democratic Design: Structural Reform in Australia
Supervisors
George Williams
Megan Davis -
Thesis
Assuring the Express Trust: The ‘So-Called Beneficiary’s Proprietary Claim
Supervisors
Simone Degeling
Keith Mason
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Thesis
The legal performativity of Indigenous Peoples' free prior and informed consent
Supervisors
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Thesis
In search of the African refugee – Article I(2) of the 1969 OAU Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa
Supervisors
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Thesis
Courts and international arbitration: a comparative and critical analysis
Supervisors
Leon Trakman
Luke Nottage -
Thesis
The underutilisation of the anti-dumping system in Vietnam: reasons and proposed approaches
Supervisors
Colin Picker
Lisa Toohey
Weihuan Zhou -
Thesis
Copyright and Indigenous works: A comparative analysis (old –new): Interrogating international IP institutions: Neo-colonialism and the development of a culture of Indigenous–IP legal space
Supervisors
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Thesis
A recipe for inequality? Gender and therapeutic jurisprudence in criminal justice
Supervisors
Julie Stubbs
Eileen Baldry -
Thesis
How to catch a welfare cheat: policing welfare fraud in Australia
Supervisors
Julie Stubbs
Alex Steel -
Thesis
A human rights’ based approach to women’s land rights in Tonga
Supervisors
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Thesis
Does Australia's foreign investment review system discriminate against Chinese government investors? A doctrinal, comparative and empirical review.
Supervisors
Dimity Kingsford-Smith
Colin Picker