2024

• Edgar, A. (2024). Regulation-Making in the United Kingdom and Australia: Democratic Legitimacy, Safeguards and Executive Aggrandisement. Oxford: Bloomsbury Publishing.

2023

• Edgar, A., Stack, K. (2023). Parallel Incorporation and Public Law. International Journal of Constitutional Law, 21(3), 734-769. [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., Edgar, A. (2023). The Voice in relation to constitutional and administrative law (Forthcoming). Law Society Journal. [More Information]

2022

• Edgar, A. (2022). Regulation-Making During COVID: Exposing Gaps in Commonwealth Parliamentary Scrutiny. AIAL National Administrative Law Conference: Administrative Law in Unprecedented Times, Canberra, ACT: Presentation.
• Edgar, A. (2022). Transnational Regulatory Law: Domestic Implementation, Transparency and Scrutiny. Adelaide Law Review, 43(2), 585-605.

2021

• Edgar, A. (2021). From Court Rules to Globalised Standards: Incorporation by Reference in Commonwealth Regulations. AIAL Forum, 101, 49-64.
• Edgar, A. (2021). Structured Proportionality, Unreasonableness and Managing the Line between Executive and Judicial Functions. Public Law Review, 32(3), 204-221.

2020

• Edgar, A. (2020). Book Review: The Legitimacy and Responsiveness of Industry Rule-Making, Karen Lee (Hart Publishing: Oxford, 2018). Public Law, July 2020(3), 592-595.

2019

• Edgar, A., Stack, K. (2019). The Authority and Interpretation of Regulations. The Modern Law Review, 82(6), 1009-1033. [More Information]
• Edgar, A. (2019). The Westminster Model in Comparative Administrative Law: Incentives for Controls on Regulation-Making. University of Tasmania Law Review, 38(1), 47-71.

2018

• Edgar, A. (2018). Environmental Protests and Constitutional Protection of Political Communication: Brown v Tasmania. Journal of Environmental Law, 30(2), 333-341. [More Information]
• Edgar, A., Thwaites, R. (2018). Implementing Treaties in Domestic Law: Translation, Enforcement and Administrative Law. Melbourne Journal of International Law, 19(1), 24-51.
• Edgar, A., Thwaites, R. (2018). Implementing Treaties in Domestic Law: Translation, Enforcement and Administrative Law. 2018 AIAL National Administrative Law Conference: Administrative Law in the 21st Century and Beyond, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.

2017

• Edgar, A. (2017). Administrative Regulation-Making: Contrasting Parliamentary and Deliberative Legitimacy. Melbourne University Law Review, 40(3), 738-768.
• Edgar, A. (2017). Administrative Regulation-Making: Contrasting Parliamentary and Deliberative Legitimacy. Australian Institute of Administrative Law (AIAL) National Administrative Law Conference 2017: Ripples of Affection - Administrative Law and Communities, Canberra, ACT: Presentation.

2016

• Edgar, A. (2016). Administrative Regulation-Making Processes: Parliamentary and Deliberative Models. Macquarie University Research Centre for Agency, Values and Ethics 2016, Macquarie Park, NSW: Presentation.
• Edgar, A. (2016). Administrative Regulation-making: Contrasting Parliamentary to Deliberative Legitimacy. 5th National University of Singapore (NUS)-Sydney Law Symposium 2016: Law, Values and Reason, Singapore: Presentation.
• Edgar, A. (2016). Deliberative Processes for Administrative Regulations: Unenforceable Public Consultation Provisions and the Courts. Public Law Review, 27(1), 18-36.
• Edgar, A. (2016). Judicial Review of Delegated Legislation: Why Favour Substantive Review over Procedural Review? In John Bell, Mark Elliott, Jason Varuhas, Philip Murray (Eds.), Public Law Adjudication in Common Law Systems: Process and Substance, (pp. 189-211). Oxford: Hart Publishing. [More Information]

2015

• Edgar, A. (2015). Deliberation-enhancing judicial review of regulatory decision-making: constitutional constraints and remedial flexibility. Public Law Weekend: Constitutional Deliberations - Australian National University, Canberra, ACT: Presentation.

2014

• Edgar, A. (2014). Judicial Review of Delegated Legislation. Public Law Conference 2014: Process and Substance in Public Law, Cambridge, England: Presentation.
• Edgar, A. (2014). Procedural Fairness for Decisions Affecting the Public Generally: A Radical Step towards Public Consultation? University of Tasmania Law Review, 33(1), 56-82.
• Edgar, A. (2014). Standing for Environmental Groups: Protecting Public and Private Interests. In M Groves (Eds.), Modern Administrative Law in Australia: Concepts and Context, (pp. 140-162). Melbourne: Cambridge University Press. [More Information]

2013

• Edgar, A. (2013). Between rules and discretion: Legislative principles and the "relevant considerations" ground of review. Australian Journal of Administrative Law, 20(3), 132-148.
• Edgar, A. (2013). Institutions and Sustainability: Merits Review Tribunals and the Precautionary Principle. Australasian Journal of Natural Resources Law and Policy, 16(1), 61-81.
• Edgar, A. (2013). Judicial Review of Public Consultation Processes: A Safeguard Against Tokenism? Public Law Review, 24(3), 209-224.
• Edgar, A. (2013). Public and Private Interests in Australian Administrative Law. UNSW Law Journal, 36(1), 202-223.

2011

• Edgar, A. (2011). Book Review: Environmental Decision-Making: Exploring Complexity and Context, R Harding, C Hendricks & M Faruqi (eds), (Federation Press: Sydney, 2009). Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law, 13(2), 269-271.
• Edgar, A. (2011). Book Review: Mills, Mines and other Controversies: The Environmental Assessment of Major Projects, T Bonyhady & A Macintosh (eds), (Federation Press: Sydney, 2010). Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law, 13(2), 273-274.
• Edgar, A. (2011). Decision-makers, Expert Witnesses and Advocates: The Roles of Planners in Merits Appeals. Urban Policy and Research, 29(3), 293-307. [More Information]
• Edgar, A. (2011). Extending Standing - Enhanced Accountability? Judicial Review of Commonwealth Enviornmental Decisions. Federal Law Review, 39(3), 435-462.

2010

• Edgar, A. (2010). Participation and Responsiveness in Merits Review of Polycentric Decisions: A Comparison of Development Assessment Appeals. Environmental and Planning Law Journal, 27(1), 36-52.

2009

• Edgar, A. (2009). Tribunals and Administrative Policies: Does the High or Low Policy Distinction Help? Australian Journal of Administrative Law, 16(3), 143-156.

2008

• Edgar, A. (2008). Book Review: Impact Assessment and Sustainable Development: European Practice and Experience, George C and Kirkpatrick C (eds) (Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham UK, 2007). Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law, 11 (3&4).

2006

• Edgar, A. (2006). Dispensing with Development Standards by the Land and Environment Court. Local Government Law Journal, 12(2), 112-128.
• Edgar, A. (2006). Policy, Morality and the Land and Environment Court. Australian Journal of Administrative Law, 14(1), 38-54.

2002

• Edgar, A. (2002). Standard Deviation? The Problematic Pre-condition to SEPP1. Environmental and Planning Law Journal, 9(3), 226-239.

2001

• Edgar, A. (2001). Contested Regulatory Authority in Canadian Fishery. Australian Environmental Law News, 3, 35.