I am a researcher and teacher in international law and human rights at the University of Newcastle Law School, Australia. My research interests include:
- human rights and climate change adaptation
- refugee rights
- the death penalty
- Indigenous rights under international and domestic law
- Indigenisation of curriculum
- domestic implementation of international law
- national and international human rights institutions
Experience
2019–present
Associate professor, University of Newcastle
2016–2018
Senior lecturer, University of Newcastle
2008–2015
Lecturer, University of Newcastle
Education
2011
University of Newcastle, PhD in Law
2004
University of Newcastle, Bachelor of Laws (Hons)
2002
University of Newcastle, Bachelor of Arts (History)
Publications
2014
Self-determination, Justice, and a 'Peace Process': Irish Nationalism, the Contemporary Colonial Experience and the Good Friday Agreement, Seattle Journal for Social Justice
2013
Contemporary Anti-colonial Self-determination Claims and the Decolonisation of International Law, Griffith Law Review
2010
'The Holy Grail' or 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly'?: A qualitative exploration of the ILUAs agreement-making process and the relationship between ILUAs and native title, Australian Indigenous Law Review
2009
'Security starts with the law': The role of international law in the protection of women's security post-conflict, In The Role of International Law in Rebuilding Societies After Conflict: Great Expectations, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
2008
Law protecting rights: Restoring the law of self-determination in the neo-colonial world, Law Text Culture
2006
Discourses in transition: Re-imaging women's security, International Relations
Professional Memberships
International Studies Association
Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law