Sydney Centre for International Law

The Sydney Centre for International Law is a centre of excellence in research, public policy and teaching in international law. The Sydney Centre aims to provide a fresh focus for international legal research and practice in Australia. Established in 2003, the Centre is now recognised as a leading research and policy centre in the Asia-Pacific region.

News

• Now available: 2012 Australian International Law Journal

  Published by the International Law Association, in conjunction with SCIL, the 2012 issue covers cyberspace, libel tourism in Australia, WTO Membership, illegal timber importation regulation, international arbitration in Australia, deep seabed mining, the EU and the UN. In addition to articles, the latest volume contains symposium papers, surveys of recent decisions of the ICJ and book reviews. More

• SCIL Talks: Big ideas from our experts in international law

  Experts in international law from the Sydney Centre for International Law (SCIL) have presented four intriguing ideas in a series of short videos. More