Anne Twomey
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Anne Frances Twomey is an Australian academic and lawyer specialising in Australian constitutional law. She is currently the Professor of Constitutional Law and Director of the Constitutional Reform Unit at Sydney Law School at the University of Sydney. She is a regular commentator on legal and constitutional issues for the Australian media.
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Published Works
- A matter of record. (2016) (118)
- The Veiled Sceptre: Reserve Powers of Heads of State in Westminster Systems (2018) (56)
- Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs v. Teoh (1995) (54)
- Career progression of young female accountants: evidence from the accountancy profession in Ireland (2002) (32)
- Pushing the Boundaries of Executive Power – Pape, the Prerogative and Nationhood Powers (2010) (21)
- Australia's federal future (2007) (15)
- Always the Bridesmaid – Constitutional Recognition of Local Government (2012) (11)
- The Constitution of New South Wales (2004) (10)
- Laws Against Incitement to Racial Hatred in the United Kingdom (1994) (9)
- Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs V Teoh (1995) (9)
- The Federal Constitutional Right to Vote in Australia (2000) (8)
- The Australia Acts 1986: Australia's Statutes of Independence (2011) (7)
- Federalism and the Use of Co-Operative Mechanisms to Improve Infrastructure Provision in Australia (2009) (6)
- Aspirational Nationalism or Opportunistic Federalism (2007) (6)
- Constitutional Recognition of Indigenous Australians in a Preamble (2011) (6)
- The preamble and indigenous recognition (2011) (6)
- El cambio de las normas sobre la sucesión al trono = Changing the rules of succession to the throne (2011) (6)
- Regionalism - A Cure for Federal Ills? (2008) (6)
- Reforming Australia's Federal System (2008) (6)
- The 2020 Summit: 'The Future of Governance' (2008) (5)
- Responsible Government and the Divisibility of the Crown (2008) (5)
- Free to Choose or Compelled to Lie? — The Rights of Voters after Langer V the Commonwealth (1996) (5)
- Rowe v Electoral Commissioner – Evolution or Creationism? (2013) (5)
- Compulsory Voting in a Representative Democracy: Choice, Compulsion and the Maximisation of Participation in Australian Elections (2013) (5)
- Federal Limitations on the Legislative Power of the States and the Commonwealth to Bind One Another (2003) (5)
- Federal-State Financial Relations and the Constitutional Limits on Spending Public Money (2014) (4)
- An Obituary for s 25 of the Constitution (2012) (4)
- Fundamental Common Law Principles as Limitations Upon Legislative Power (2009) (4)
- The Future for Australian Federalism (2007) (4)
- The Race Power — Its Replacement and Interpretation (2012) (3)
- Changing the Leader — the Constitutional Conventions concerning the Resignation of Prime Ministers and Premiers (2011) (3)
- Review of High Court Constitutional Cases 2007 (2008) (3)
- The Fijian Coup Cases - The Constitution, Reserve Powers and the Doctrine of Necessity (2009) (3)
- A Constitution for a New State - Dilemmas for the Northern Territory (2007) (3)
- The Application of the Implied Freedom of Political Communication to State Electoral Funding Laws (2013) (3)
- The Recall of Members of Parliament and Citizens' Initiated Elections (2011) (2)
- A Revised Proposal for Indigenous Constitutional Recognition (2014) (2)
- From Bagehot to Brexit: The Monarch’s Rights to be Consulted, to Encourage and to Warn (2018) (2)
- Lions under the Throne: Essays on the History of English Public Law. By Stephen Sedley [Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2015. x + 295 pp. Paperback £25.99. ISBN 978-1-107-55976-9.] (2016) (2)
- Royal succession, abdication, and regency in the realms (2017) (2)
- State constitutions in an Australian republic (1997) (2)
- Future directions in federalism - where will the high court go? (2011) (2)
- The Governor-General’s Role in the Formation of Government in a Hung Parliament (2010) (2)
- The Refusal or Deferral of Royal Assent (2007) (2)
- The Future of Australian Federalism — Following the Money (2009) (2)
- Constitutional Conventions, Commissions and Other Constitutional Reform Mechanisms (2008) (2)
- Keeping the Queen in Queensland - How Effective Is the Entrenchment of the Queen and Governor in the Queensland Constitution? (2010) (1)
- The High Court, the Constitution and Australian Politics: The Knox Court (2015) (1)
- An Obituary for Section 25 of the Constitution (2012) (1)
- The Reform of Australia's Federal System (2007) (1)
- Cutting the Gordian Knot - Limiting Rather than Codifying the Powers of a Republican Head of State (2009) (1)
- Constitutional Alteration and the High Court: The Jurisprudence of Justice Callinan (2008) (1)
- McCloy v New South Wales: Developer Donations and Banning the Buying of Influence (2015) (1)
- Post-'Williams' expenditure - when can the commonwealth and states spend public money without parliamentary authorisation? (2014) (1)
- Dangerous Democracy – Citizens’ Initiated Referenda in California (2010) (1)
- Reluctant democrat - Sir William Denison in Australia 1847-1861 [Book Review] (2013) (1)
- THE APPLICATION OF CONSTITUTIONAL PREAMBLES AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION OF INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS (2013) (1)
- Second Thoughts – Recall Elections for Members of Parliament (2011) (1)
- The Exercise of Soft Power by Female Monarchs in the United Kingdom (2020) (1)
- The Reform of Political Donations, Expenditure and Funding (2008) (1)
- Local Government Referendum (2013) (0)
- The Veiled Sceptre (2018) (0)
- Dismissal of Governments (2018) (0)
- The 2020 Summit - Success, Failure and Lessons for the Future (2008) (0)
- Public health nurses section. Presidential address. (1987) (0)
- The Future of Australian Federalism: Federalism in Australia: gazing in the crystal ball of constitutional reform (2012) (0)
- The Exercise of Reserve Powers in Victoria from 1912-1955 (2014) (0)
- Executive Accountability to the Senate and the NSW Legislative Council (2008) (0)
- This is dental care for the elderly: Ireland 2016. (2016) (0)
- What powers should Canberra give up – if any? (2014) (0)
- Inconsistency between Commonwealth and Territory Laws (2014) (0)
- The De-Colonisation of the Australian States (2007) (0)
- Independence Day (2011) (0)
- Executive Accountability to the Australian Senate and the New South Wales Legislative Council (2007) (0)
- The Race to the Palace from Tuvalu: What Happens When a Prime Minister and a Governor-General Try to Dismiss Each Other? (2020) (0)
- 'Unions NSW v New South Wales': Political donations and the implied freedom of communication (2014) (0)
- The dilemmas of drafting a Constitution for a new state (2013) (0)
- Implied Limitations on Legislative Power in the United Kingdom (2007) (0)
- Reforming federalism without being radical (2008) (0)
- Royal Assent – The Business of Parliament or the Executive? (2015) (0)
- Regency in the Realms – Dealing with an Incapacitated or under Age Monarch (2017) (0)
- Legal Advice on the Mid-Term Replacement of an Australian Prime Minister Leading a Minority Government (2013) (0)
- Brexit, the Prerogative, the Courts and Article 9 of the Bill of Rights (2019) (0)
- Day v Australian Electoral Officer (SA): Senate Voting Reforms under Challenge (2016) (0)
- An Analysis of Pitt Cobbett's Portrait of Australia's Constitution from 1788 to 1919 (2019) (0)
- The Reserve Powers in Times of Political Crisis: The Dutton/Turnbull Leadership Challenge and Royal Assent to the Medevac Bill and Brexit Bills (2020) (0)
- The Australian Crowns and the Rules of Succession (2009) (0)
- Good governance. (2015) (0)
- The Australian Crowns - Changing the Rules of Succession (2009) (0)
- How to Succeed in a Hung Parliament (2010) (0)
- Constitutional law 2005 (2005) (0)
- Book Review: Australian Constitutional Law and Theory Commentary and Materials (1997) (0)
- Health matters. (1890) (0)
- Discretionary reserve powers of heads of state (2016) (0)
- A Living Force: Andrew Inglis Clark and the Ideal of Commonwealth, Richard Ely (ed), A Living Force: Andrew Inglis Clark and the Ideal of Commonwealth (2001) (2002) (0)
- Prorogation – Can It Ever Be Regarded as a Reserve Power? (2017) (0)
- Office of profit under the Crown (2018) (0)
- Dentists united on issue of child oral health. (2015) (0)
- Advice to Vice-Regal Officers by Crown Law Officers and Others (2015) (0)
- Peering into the Black Box of Executive Power: Cabinet Manuals, Secrecy and the Identification of Convention (2020) (0)
- Radical campaign laws hit the ground running (2011) (0)
- A Living Force: Andrew Inglis Clark and the Ideal of Commonwealth [Book Review] (2002) (0)
- Legal Advice by Judges on the Exercise of Reserve Powers (2016) (0)
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