PhD Excellence Award

The annual PhD Excellence Award is given to candidates whose examiners recommended the conferral of a degree without any amendment.

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

Marc De Leeuw
Arthur Glass

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

Kathy Bowrey
Ben Golder
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

Thesis

The legal performativity of Indigenous Peoples' free prior and informed consent

Supervisors

Ben Golder
Fleur Johns
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

Jane McAdam
Sarah Williams
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

Kathy Bowrey
Michael Handler

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

Christine Forster
Janice Gray
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

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