The work of the Centre is based around a team of leading public law scholars working at the Faculty of Law UNSW, who have international reputations for research in constitutional and administrative law, Indigenous legal issues, anti-terrorism laws, human rights and international refugee and migration law. The research of Centre staff and featured in Centre activities is reflected in a range of publications, listed below.

Publications and Speeches

Centre Members publish their research in books and journals as well as deliver papers at conferences and seminars.

Submissions

The Centre contributes to public and political debate about legal affairs by preparing formal submissions and giving oral evidence to parliamentary and other committees.

Op-Eds

Centre staff regularly contribute to public debate about legal affairs through opinion-editorials to the media.

Gilbert + Tobin Centre Conference Papers

The Centre holds a number of events each year, including its annual constitutional law conferences and papers and webcasts are made available after the event.

Treaty Project Issues Papers

Four Issues Papers have been published during the life of the Treaty Projct dealing with the treaty debate, sovereignty, native title and health.

This link provides information on important issues surrounding terrorism since the September 11 attacks and is one of the Centre's projects.

Newsletter

The Centre prepares a biannual newsletter updating readers on Centre activities including past and upcoming events, staff and visitors, project reports and recent publications.