Jeffrey Goldsworthy

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Jeffrey Goldsworthy

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#1195

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#1526

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International Law

#1856

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#2201

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Jeffrey Goldsworthy's Degrees

Bachelors Law University of Melbourne
PhD Law University of Melbourne

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According to Wikipedia, Jeffrey Denys Goldsworthy is an Australian academic and legal philosopher. He is known for his work in philosophy of law, as well as constitutional theory and interpretation. He held a Personal Chair at Monash University Faculty of Law from 2000 to 2016. He was the President of the Australian Society of Legal Philosophy from 2007 to 2014. He is known for work on parliamentary sovereignty, especially for his book The Sovereignty of Parliament: History and Philosophy. In constitutional theory, he is a proponent of originalism.

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Jeffrey Goldsworthy's Published Works

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The sovereignty of parliament : history and philosophy (2000) (126)
The reality and indispensability of legislative intentions (2013) (37)
Originalism in Constitutional Interpretation (1997) (27)
Parliamentary Sovereignty: Contemporary Debates (2010) (25)
The sovereignty of Parliament (1999) (22)
Constitutional Interpretation: Originalism (2009) (21)
Constitutional implications and freedom of political speech: a reply to Stephen Donaghue. -Donaghue, Stephen. The clamour of silent constitutional principles; in Federal Law Review, v.24, no.1, 1996- (1997) (19)
Is Parliament Sovereign?: Recent Challenges to the Doctrine of Parliamentary Sovereignty (2005) (14)
Questioning the migration of constitutional ideas : rights, constitutionalism and the limits of convergence (2006) (13)
Parliamentary Sovereignty: Contents (2010) (11)
Constitutional Implications Revisited (2011) (9)
Well-Being and Value (1992) (9)
Raz on Constitutional Interpretation (2003) (8)
The Limits of Judicial Fidelity to Law: The Coxford Lecture (2011) (7)
Kable, kirk and judicial statesmanship (2014) (7)
The Case for Originalism (2011) (6)
Legislative Intention Vindicated (2013) (6)
Fact and Value in the New Natural Law Theory (1996) (6)
Dworkin as an Originalist (2000) (6)
Marmor on Meaning, Interpretation, and Legislative Intention (1995) (5)
A Role for the States in Initiating Referendums (1997) (5)
The debate about Sovereignty in the United States: a historical and comparative perspective (2003) (4)
Parliamentary Sovereignty: The myth of the common law constitution (2010) (4)
Externalism, internalism and moral scepticism (1992) (4)
The Brennan Court (2015) (3)
Abdicating and Limiting Parliament's Sovereignty (2006) (3)
Losing faith in democracy: Why judicial supremacy is rising, and what to do about It (2015) (2)
Parliamentary Sovereignty: Legislative sovereignty and the rule of law (2010) (2)
From the Restoration to the Revolution (2001) (2)
Parliamentary Sovereignty and Constitutional Change in the United Kingdom (2013) (2)
The Real Standard Picture, and How Facts Make It Law: a Response to Mark Greenberg (2019) (2)
Parliamentary Sovereignty: Parliamentary sovereignty and statutory interpretation (2010) (2)
Structural judicial review and the objection from democracy (2010) (2)
The high court, implied rights and constitutional change (1995) (1)
Parliamentary Sovereignty: Challenging parliamentary sovereignty: Past, present and future (2010) (1)
God or Mackie? The Dilemma of Secular Moral Philosophy (1985) (1)
The Council of Australian Law Deans (CALD) Good Practice Guide to Teaching Statutory Interpretation (2015) (1)
PARLIAMENTARY SOVEREIGNTY AND POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY IN THE UK CONSTITUTION (2022) (0)
From James I to the Restoration (2001) (0)
Some scepticism about moral realism (1995) (0)
Rule Britannia@@@The Sovereignty of Parliament: History and Philosophy (2002) (0)
Jeffrey Goldsworthy* STRUCTURAL JUDICIAL REVIEW AND THE OBJECTION FROM DEMOCRACY Judicial review of legislation to ensure its compatibility with vague and abstract principles of political morality is often argued to be incompatible with the democratic right of ordin- (2010) (0)
Parliamentary Sovereignty: Introduction (2010) (0)
The 'Principle' in 'Ranasinghe': A Reply to HP Lee (1992) (0)
Introduction: The challenges of Constitutional interpretation. Comparing interpretive methods and philophies. An outline for what follows. (2006) (0)
The Sixteenth Century (2001) (0)
The development of parliamentary sovereignty (2000) (0)
Response to Commentators (2002) (0)
Trethowan's case (2010) (0)
From Bracton to the Reformation (2001) (0)
Parliamentary Sovereignty: Detailed table of contents (2010) (0)
After the Revolution (2001) (0)
Balkin, Jack.Constitutional Redemption. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2011. Pp. 304. $35.00 (cloth).Balkin, Jack.Living Originalism. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2011. Pp. 480. $35.00 (cloth). (2012) (0)
A Brief History of Constitutional Theory in Britain (2020) (0)
Parliamentary Sovereignty: Homogenising constitutions (2010) (0)
Conclusions: Introduction. Comparing interpretive methods and philosophies. Explaining the differences (2006) (0)
The Nineteenth Century (2001) (0)
Legislative Intentions in Antonin Scalia’s and Bryan Garner’s Textualism (2019) (0)
Defining Parliamentary Sovereignty (2001) (0)
The Philosophical Foundations of Parliamentary Sovereignty (2001) (0)

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