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About the Centre
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CIGJ aims to develop regulatory theory in the context of peacekeeping and peacebuilding. Our research projects focus both on empirical questions, such as what works and what fails
in peacekeeping and peacebuilding, and also on the role that international law can play in strengthening the development of democracy after conflict.
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Centre News and Media
Interview
Professor Hilary Charlesworth talks to ROLAND CHAUVILLE, DIRECTOR OF UPR-INFO about her current fellowship study on ritualism and regulations and its link to the Universal Periodic Review
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rpd8fUMIvU
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21 April 2011
Centre Director Hilary Charlesworth appointed to International Court of Justice for Australia's whaling case against Japan
The International Court of Justice has accepted Australia’s choice of Professor Hilary Charlesworth AM as a Judge ad hoc in the Whaling Case taken by Australia against Japan. Australia has initiated legal proceedings in the International Court of Justice against Japan challenging its whaling program in the Southern Ocean.
Click here to read the full media release.
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30 March 2011
UP4B: A new hope for Papuans?
During his recent visit to Australia, Vice President Boediono told the media that he had been mandated by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to formulate a draft of a presidential decree to address more comprehensively questions regarding Papua.What can we learn about the process of drafting this decree?
Click here to read the full Jakarta Post opinion article by PhD scholar Budi Hernawan.
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25 March 2011
Australia’s involvement in the Libyan crisis and Security Council Resolution 1973
Henrietta Zeffert writes about navigating the grey area between legitimacy and legality in the Libyan crisis.
Read the full article here.
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24 January 2011
Crime and Punishment
Is Papua a carceral society? asks PhD scholar Budi Hernawan in Australian Policy Online.
Click here to read.
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Recent Publications
Feminist Perspectives on Contemporary International Law Between Resistance and Compliance?
J.Budi Hernawan 'Managing Papuan Expectations After Handing Back Special Autonomy' CIGJ Issues paper No.16
John Braithwaite, Sinclair Dinnen, Matthew Allen, Valerie Braithwaite and Hilary Charlesworth 'Statebuilding as peacebuilding in Solomon Islands' ANU E-Press 2010
John Braithwaite, Hilary Charlesworth, Peter Reddy & Leah Dunn 'Reconciliation and Architectures of Commitment: Sequencing Peace in Bougainville' ANU E-Press 2010
Susan Harris Rimmer 'Dangers of character tests under Australian migration laws' in Australian Journal of Administrative Law.
Susan Harris Rimmer 'Raising Women Up: Analysing Advocacy for Women's Rights' in Sex Discrimination in Uncertain Times ANU E-Press 2010
Susan Harris Rimmer 'Sexing the Subject of Transitional Justice' in the Australian Feminist Law Journal Vol 32
Special issue edited by Centre members Hilary Charlesworth and Susan Harris Rimmer to coincide with the 'Feminist Internationalisms' workshop hosted by CIGJ in 2009.
B.K Greener 'Politics and Success in Peacebuilding' CIGJ Issues Paper No.15
Hilary Charlesworth, Protecting Human Rights in Australia: A long and winding road in the Australian Review of Public Affairs April 2010
'Building Democracy and Justice after Conflict' Working Papers are now available here.
John Braithwaite, Valerie Braithwaite, Michael Cookson & Leah Dunn Anomie and Violence: Non-Truth and Reconciliation in Indonesian Peacebuilding ANU E-Press 2010
Susan Harris Rimmer, Gender and Transitional Justice: The women of East Timor (Routledge Contemporary Southeast Asia Series)
Jeremy Farrall "The World Summit process and UN sanctions reform: between rhetoric and force"in United Nations Reform and the New Collective Security (Cambridge University Press 2010)
Hilary Charlesworth & Jean-Marc Coicaud (eds) Fault Lines of International Legitimacy (Cambridge University Press 2010)
Jeremy Farrall & Kim Rubenstein (eds.), Sanctions, Accountability & Governance in a Globalised World (Cambridge University Press 2009).
Claire Hazlett New CIGJ/ALHR Discussion Paper: Building Confidence: Complementary Protection in Australia
Click here to read more about the author.
Susan Harris Rimmer 'After the guns fall silent: Sexual and gender based violence in Timor-Leste' Issue Brief : Timor Leste Armed Violence Assessment Number 5. November 2009 Also availble in Tetum here.
Jeremy Farrall 'Does the UN Security Council Compound the Global Democratic Deficit?'Alberta Law Review Vol 46, No.4 2009
Kristin Natalier & Susan Harris Rimmer, 'Counting the cost: the social construction and human rights conceptualisation of the disabled child migrant through Australia's migration processes', TASA Refereed Full Paper Conference Proceedings, Canberra 2009.
J. Budi Hernawan 'Terror, Resistance and Trauma in Papua (Indonesia) CIGJ Issues Paper No.14
Susan Harris Rimmer Gender and Transitional Justice: The Women of East Timor (Routledge, 2010)
Jolyon Ford & Kyla Tienhaara, Too Little, Too Late?International Oversight of Contract Negotiations in Post-Conflict Liberia ' CIGJ Issues Paper No.12
Jolyon Ford & Joel Negin, Policy Brief: Rebuilding Zimbabwe: Australia's Role in Supporting the Transition Lowy Institute for International Policy 2009
Bu V.E Wilson, 'The exception becomes the norm in Timor-Leste: the draft national security laws and the continuing role of the Joint Command' CIGJ Issues Paper No.11
 J. Farrall, United Nations Sanctions and the Rule of Law Now available in paperback
Louise Wiuff Moe, 'Negotiating Political Legitimacy: the Case of State Formation in Post-conflict Somaliland' CIGJ Issues Paper No. 10
Susan Harris Rimmer reviews The Human Rights Enterprise in Australia and Internationally by Peter Bailey - Alternative Law Journal Vol 34(2) 2009 - pp 139-140
 Susan Harris Rimmer 'Is ASIO a good judge of character?' Alternative Law Journal Vol 34(2) 2009 - pp 71-142 [pdf available]
Susan Harris Rimmer, 'Beloved Madam: The Indonesian ad hoc Human Rights Court' in William Binchy (ed) Timor Leste: Challenges for Justice and Human Rights in the Shadow of the Past. Dublin: Clarus Press, 2009: pp 427-473. Copies can be ordered here.
 S. Harris Rimmer, 'Comment: Examining the character of Australian citizens' (2009) Public Law Review 20(2): 95-100.[Pdf available]
 B. Bowden, H. Charlesworth & J. Farrall (eds.), The Role of International Law in Rebuilding Societies after Conflict: Great Expectations (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2009). [Pdf excerpt available] More information available at Cambridge University Press
 M.L Burgis Boundaries of Discourse in the International Court of Justice: Mapping Arguments in Arab Territorial Disputes (Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2009) More information available at Martinus Nijhoff Publishers.
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