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Professor Graeme Orr has published an article in The Conversation explaining both why Australians should say "Yes" in the upcoming same-sex marriage plebiscite, and why this is an issue that should be decidided by a direct vote of the electorate.

Flourishing TC Beirne research impacts practice and policy

Published on: 8 September 2016

The TC Beirne School of Law is enjoying a research renaissance, charting a 68 percent increase in research income according to deputy head Professor Simon Bronitt.

Corporate criminal punishment in Austria: background, function, limits, and open questions

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The significance of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities – and why It demands the creation of an Asian/Pacific disability rights tribunal

Capacity and treatment: how law does and should law deal with the case of treatment refusals for Anorexia Nervosa?

The adaption of China's maritime arbitration system to international legal norms and practice

Contractual rights and obligations in sale and purchase of CERs: how can they be enforced?

The tobacco trade and investment cases against Australia: implications for Australia and the TPP

Why Australians should say "Yes" to the same-sex marriage plebiscite

Flourishing TC Beirne research impacts practice and policy

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