2025

• Arcioni, E., Gordon, J. (2025). An Ongoing Engagement: The Australian High Court and Foreign Case Law. In Tania Groppi, Marie-Claire Ponthoreau, Irene Spigno (Eds.), Judicial Bricolage: The Use of Foreign Precedents by Constitutional Judges in the 21st Century. London: Bloomsbury. [More Information]

2024

• Arcioni, E. (2024), Fraternity in the Indian Constitution: Response. [More Information]
• Aoun, F., Arcioni, E., Boon-Kuo, L., Di Bartolomeo, L. (2024). Ngara: embedding truth-telling about the legal system in the Sydney Law School curriculum. Australasian Law Academics Annual conference, Adelaide: Presentation.
• Arcioni, E., Crawford, E. (2024). Not one constitution but three constitutions in a trench coat. Meanjin, 83(2).
• Arcioni, E., Koch, C., McIntyre, J., Noakes, S., Renshaw, C. (2024), Submission 45 and 45.1: Inquiry into civics education, engagement, and participation in Australia.

2023

• Arcioni, E. (2023). Competing Visions of 'The People' in Australia: First Nations and the State. Comparative Constitutional Studies, 1(1), 75-100. [More Information]
• Appleby, G., Brennan, S., Davis, M., Arcioni, E., McDonald, S., Stephenson, S. (2023), Constitutional drafting: Key questions, AUSPUBLAW, The Australian Public Law Blog. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2023). Membership of the Voice. Public Law Review, 34(1), 10-14. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E., Edgar, A. (2023), Submission 19 to the Inquiry into the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice Referendum - Constitution Alteration (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice) 2023. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E., Edgar, A. (2023). The 2023 Australian Referendum: A Proposal for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament and Government. CERIDAP, (4/2023), 159-172. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2023). The Australian Constitution and Australian National Identity - the Past, the Present and the Possibilities. In Anna Olijnyk and Alexander Reilly (Eds.), The Australian Constitution and National Identity, (pp. 15-38). Canberra: ANU Press. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E., Edgar, A. (2023). The Voice in relation to constitutional and administrative law (Forthcoming). Law Society Journal. [More Information]

2022

• Arcioni, E., Gover, K. (2022). Aboriginal Identity and Status under the "Australian Constitution: Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs v Montgomery". Sydney Law Review, 44(1), 137-151.
• Arcioni, E., Gover, K. (2022), Aboriginality and Alienage: will Montgomery overturn Love?, The Indigenous Constitutional Law Blog. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2022). Chetcuti and exclusion under the Australian Constitution: the ongoing story of alien status. Public Law Review, 33(1), 3-7.
• Arcioni, E. (2022), Submission 215 to the Inquiry into 2022 Federal Election by the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2022), The Constitutional Value of Citizenship: the Latest Decision from Australia's High Court, I.CONnect, Blog of the International Journal of Constitutional Law. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E., Weatherall, K. (2022). The Internet and freedom of speech in Australian constitutional law: no fundamental change, just a new set of facts. In Concetta Giunta (Eds.), "e-Constitution": la metamorfosi dei diritti nell'era digitale ["e-Constitution": the metamorphosis of rights in the digital era], (pp. 267-278). Naples: Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane.
• Arcioni, E. (2022). The Peoples of the States under the Australian Constitution. Melbourne University Law Review, 45(3), 861-902.
• Arcioni, E. (2022). Tools for Teaching, and Thinking about, Australian Constitutional Law. Review of Australian Constitutional Law: Principles in Movement (Jonathan Crowe, Oxford University Press, 2022, ISBN 9780190311414). UNSW Law Journal Forum, 3, 1-6.

2021

• Arcioni, E., Thwaites, R. (2021), "Chetcuti" and constitutional membership: context, case and implications, AUSPUBLAW, The Australian Public Law Blog. [More Information]
• Duke, G., Arcioni, E. (2021). Between Constituent Power and Constituent Authority. Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 42(1), 345-365. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2021). Chetcuti v Commonwealth: Justice Nettle's Last Words. Public Law Review, 32, 3-7.
• Arcioni, E., Stone, A. (2021). Constitutional Change in Australia: The paradox of the frozen continent. In Xenophon Contiades, Alkmene Fotiadou (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of Comparative Constitutional Change, (pp. 388-402). Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2021), NAIDOC Week 2021: Why a legislated voice is not a "constitutionally enshrined voice to parliament"?, The Indigenous Constitutional Law Blog. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2021). The Voice to Parliament proposal and 'the people' of the Constitution. Alternative Law Journal, 46(3), 225-227. [More Information]

2020

• Arcioni, E., Thwaites, R. (2020), Aboriginal Australians not vulnerable to deportation, EUI Global Citizenship Observatory. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E., Thwaites, R. (2020), Aboriginal Australians Not Vulnerable to Deportation, LSJ Online. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2020). Constituting Citizenship - The Evolution of Australian Citizenship Law. In Austin Sarat (Eds.), Studies in Law, Politics, and Society: Special Issue: Law and the Citizen, (pp. 1-19). Bingley: Emerald Publishing Limited. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E., Thwaites, R. (2020). Indigeneity as a Basis for Constitutional Membership - Recent Developments in Australia. Juridikum, 4/2020, 425-432. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2020). Some Reflections on 'Constitutional Interpretation Wholly Unmoored from Constitutional Text'. Federal Law Review, 48(1), 279-281. [More Information]

2019

• Arcioni, E., Irving, H., Thwaites, R. (2019), Submission 151 to the Inquiry into Nationhood, National Identity and Democracy 2020. [More Information]
• Simpson, A., Arcioni, E. (2019), Symposium: Guest Editors' Introduction: IACL's New Research Group on Membership and Exclusion under Constitutions, IACL-AIDC Blog. [More Information]

2018

• Arcioni, E. (2018). Citizenship. In Cheryl Saunders, Adrienne Stone (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Australian Constitution, (pp. 339-356). Oxford: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2018), Evidence given to the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters - Matters relating to section 44 of the Constitution.

2017

• Arcioni, E., Irving, H. (2017), Dual citizenship and eligibility to serve as a member of Parliament - the evolving story in Australia - BlogPost.
• Arcioni, E., Irving, H. (2017), Form over substance? Foreign citizenship and the Australian Parliament - BlogPost.
• Arcioni, E. (2017). We, what People? This Century's Review, 2, 34-36.

2016

• Arcioni, E. (2016). The Core of the Australian Constitutional People - 'The People' as 'The Electors'. UNSW Law Journal, 39(1), 421-449. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E., Stone, A. (2016). The small brown bird: Values and aspirations in the Australian Constitution. International Journal of Constitutional Law, 14(1), 60-79. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2016). Tracing the ethno-cultural or racial identity of the Australian constitutional people. Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal, 15(2), 173-195. [More Information]

2015

• Arcioni, E., McLeod, A. (2015). Cautious but Engaged - An Empirical Study of the Australian High Court's Use of Foreign and International Materials in Constitutional Cases. International Journal of Legal Information, 42(3), 437-470.
• Arcioni, E. (2015). Historical facts and constitutional adjudication: the case of the Australian constitutional preamble. Giornale di Storia Costituzionale [Journal of Constitutional History], 30, 107-124.

2014

• Arcioni, E. (2014). Constructing Identity in Australian Constitutional Law. In V. K. Bhatia, G. Garzone, R. Salvi, G. Tessuto, C. Williams (Eds.), Explorations in Language and Law: Language and Law in Academic and Professional Settings: Analyses and Applications 1/2014, (pp. 135-147). Roma: Nova Logos.
• Arcioni, E. (2014). Democracy and the Constitution: The People Deciding the Identity of 'the people'. In Glenn Patmore, Kim Rubenstein (Eds.), Law and Democracy: Contemporary Questions, (pp. 11-25). Canberra, Australia: ANU Press. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2014). Identity at the edge of the constitutional community. In Fiona Jenkins, Mark Nolan, Kim Rubenstein (Eds.), Allegiance and Identity in a Globalised World, (pp. 31-51). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [More Information]
• Arcioni, E. (2014). R v Pearson; Ex parte Sipka: Feminism and the Franchise. In Heather Douglas, Francesca Bartlett, Trish Luker, Rosemary Hunter (Eds.), Australian Feminist Judgments: Righting and Rewriting Law, (pp. 55-60). Oxford: Hart Publishing. [More Information]

2013

• Arcioni, E. (2013). Section 53 of the Constitution: An overlooked reference to the constitutional people. Australian Law Journal, 87(11), 784-792.
• Arcioni, E. (2013). Who Are We?: 'The People' and the Australian Constitution. jurist.diction, Spring 2013.

2012

• Arcioni, E. (2012). Excluding Indigenous Australians from 'The People': A Reconsideration of Sections 25 and 127 of the Constitution. Federal Law Review, 40(3), 287-315.
• Arcioni, E. (2012), Submission 3 to the Inquiry into Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Recognition Bill 2012. [More Information]

2010

• Arcioni, E. (2010). Some comments on amici curiae and 'the people' of the Australian Constitution. Bond Law Review, 22(3), 148-155.

2009

• Arcioni, E. (2009). Farewell, Justice Kirby. Alternative Law Journal, 34(1), 46-47.

2006

• Arcioni, E. (2006). Representation for the Italian Diaspora.

2005

• Arcioni, E. (2005). Developments in Free Speech Law in Australia: Coleman and Mulholland. Federal Law Review, 33(2), 333-354.
• Arcioni, E., Mitchell, G. (2005). When the RATS became IRATE: A study of environmental justice in Australia. Environmental Politics, 14(3), 363-379. [More Information]

2004

• Arcioni, E. (2004). What's in a name? The changing definition of weeds in Australia. Environmental and Planning Law Journal, 21(6), 450-466.

2003

• Arcioni, E. (2003). Defining native title (Indigenous Australian cultural knowledge and the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth)). Southern Cross University Law Review, 7, 50-88.
• Arcioni, E. (2003). Out damned weeds! Weed management in Australia - Keeping them at bay. Australasian Journal of Natural Resources Law and Policy, 8(1), 75-122.
• Arcioni, E. (2003). Politics, police and proportionality - an opportunity to explore the Lange test: Coleman v Power. Sydney Law Review, 25(3), 379-390.

2001

• Arcioni, E. (2001). Can catchment management deliver coordination of resources management in New South Wales? Australasian Journal of Natural Resources Law and Policy, 7(2), 169-195.