Description
This volume contains thirteen essays from leading Australian constitutional practitioners and scholars, with most authors prominent figures in Australian constitutional law at the turn of the past century.
The essays reflect on 100 years of the Australian Constitution and on possible directions for the future, both evaluating the Australian Constitution, in the light of the experience of the past 100 years, and identifying issues for the future.
The authors of the essays are The Honourable Sir Anthony Mason, Mr John Waugh, Professor George Winterton, Professor Geoffrey Lindell, Justice Robert French, Professor Leslie Zines, Mr D F Jackson QC, Professor John W White, Mr Christos Mantziaris, Mr Brian Opeskin, Professor George Williams, Professor Cheryl Saunders and Professor Thomas Fleiner.
Description based on information on publisher's website, positions of authors listed as they were at time of the book's publication
The essays reflect on 100 years of the Australian Constitution and on possible directions for the future, both evaluating the Australian Constitution, in the light of the experience of the past 100 years, and identifying issues for the future.
The authors of the essays are The Honourable Sir Anthony Mason, Mr John Waugh, Professor George Winterton, Professor Geoffrey Lindell, Justice Robert French, Professor Leslie Zines, Mr D F Jackson QC, Professor John W White, Mr Christos Mantziaris, Mr Brian Opeskin, Professor George Williams, Professor Cheryl Saunders and Professor Thomas Fleiner.
Description based on information on publisher's website, positions of authors listed as they were at time of the book's publication
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
266 pages
Language
English
Published
Apr 1, 2003
Publisher
Federation Press
ISBN-10
186287462X
ISBN-13
9781862874626