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 & Events

• Gillian Triggs speaking at Humanitarian Law Perspectives

  Centre Member, Gillian Triggs will be speaking at the Humanitarian Law Perspecitves 2010 Seminar on 6 September.

• New Julius Stone book

  Centre members, Helen Irving and Jacqueline Mowbray, together with Kevin Walton have edited 'Julius Stone: A Study in Influence'

• Addressing Australia's Arbitration Ambivalence

  Centre member Luke Nottage provides the first in-depth analysis of the IAA as amended in June in a new book and CLE seminar.