Books

• Aroney, N., Murray, S., Gerangelos, P., Emerton, P., Stone, A., Harrison, J. (2022). Winterton's Australian Federal Constitutional Law - 5th Edition. Sydney: Thomson Reuters (Professional) Australia Ltd. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2020). Post-Liberal Religious Liberty: Forming Communities of Charity. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [More Information]

Book Chapters

• Harrison, J. (2022). Inconsistency. In Nicholas Aroney, Sarah Murray, Peter Gerangelos, Patrick Emerton, Adrienne Stone (Eds.), Winterton's Australian Federal Constitutional Law - 5th Edition, (pp. 367-410). Sydney: Thomson Reuters (Professional) Australia Ltd.
• Harrison, J. (2022). Sovereignty: Dual, Plural, and One. In Nicholas Aroney and Ian Leigh (Eds.), Christianity and Constitutionalism, (pp. 173-192). New York: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2020). The Problem and the Promise of Religious Liberty. In Babie, P., Rochow, N., Scharffs, B. (Eds.), Freedom of Religion or Belief: Creating the Constitutional Space for Fundamental Freedoms, (pp. 40-57). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2018). Dworkin's Religion and the End of Religious Liberty. In Rex Ahdar (Eds.), Research Handbook on Law and Religion, (pp. 79-102). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing. [More Information]
• Aroney, N., Harrison, J., Babie, P. (2017). Religious Freedom under the Victorian Charter of Rights. In Matthew Groves, Colin Campbell (Eds.), Australian Charters of Rights a Decade On, (pp. 120-135). Sydney, NSW: Federation Press.
• Harrison, J. (2014). 'A Communion in Good Living': Human Dignity and Religious Liberty Beyond the Overlapping Consensus. In Christopher McCrudden (Eds.), Understanding Human Dignity, (pp. 451-465). Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford University Press/British Academy. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2012). The Resurgence of 'Religion': Definitions, Commodities, and the Zero-Degree Dialectic in Religious Rights Jurisprudence. In Andrea Pin (Eds.), I Nuovi Diritti Dell'Uomo: Le Sfide Della Societa Plurale, (pp. 97-106). Venice, Italy: Marcianum Press.

Journals

• Harrison, J. (2022). The Liberal and Post-Liberal Futures of Law and Religion in Australia. Australian Journal of Law and Religion, 1, 106-107. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2021). Christian Accounts of Religious Liberty: Two Views of Conscience. Brigham Young University Law Review, 46(5), 1273-1299.
• Harrison, J. (2020). "Public Reason" and a Theology of Law. St Mark's Review, 252(2), 4-18.
• Harrison, J. (2020). Review: "Law, Love and Freedom: From the Sacred to the Secular" by Joshua Neoh, Cambridge University Press, 2019. Jurisprudence, 11(1), 150-156.
• Harrison, J. (2019). Towards Re-Thinking 'Balancing' in the Courts and the Legislature's Role in Protecting Religious Liberty. Australian Law Journal, 93(9), 734-746.
• Harrison, J. (2018). Pope Francis, True Religion, and Religious Liberty. Journal of Law and Religion, 33(3), 447-480. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2017). The Liberal Political Imagination and Religious Liberty: Autonomy, Boundary-Refining, and State Power in Jane Calderwood Norton's Freedom of Religious Organizations. Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy, 42, 280-295.
• Harrison, J. (2016). Debating Rights and Same-Gender Relationships. Journal of Law, Religion and State, 4(2), 194-226. [More Information]
• Harrison, J., Parkinson, P. (2014). Freedom Beyond the Commons: Managing the Tension Between Faith and Equality in a Multicultural Society. Monash University Law Review, 40(2), 413-451.
• Harrison, J. (2014). Review: Timothy Willem Jones, Sexual Politics in the Church of England, 1857-1957. Law & History, 1, 162-164.
• Harrison, J. (2012). Review: Law and Religion in Europe: A Comparative Introduction. By Norman Doe. and Religion and the Public Order of the European Union. By Ronan McCrea. Oxford Journal of Law and Religion, 1(1), 311-316. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2006). Truth, Civility, and Religious Battlegrounds: The Contest between Religious Vilification Laws and Freedom of Expression. Auckland University Law Review, 12, 71-96.

Conferences

• Harrison, J. (2018). Comparative Law of Religion-State. 2018 Advanced Program on Religion and the Rule of Law, Oxford, United Kingdom: Presentations.
• Harrison, J. (2018). Pope Francis on Dignity and Rights. Human Dignity for Everyone Everywhere, Oxford, United Kingdom: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2018). The Problem and the Promise of Religious Liberty. Freedom of Religion or Belief: Creating the Constitutional Space for Other Fundamental Freedoms, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2018). What is Religious Liberty For? The Limits of Religious Liberty, Freedom for Faith Conference, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2017). Sovereignty. Christianity and Constitutionalism, Durham, United Kingdom: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2017). The Liberal Egalitarian Account of Religious Liberty. Melbourne Law School Legal Theory Workshop, Vic: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2017). The Liberal Imagination in Jane Calderwood Norton's Freedom of Religious Organizations. Australasian Legal Philosophy Society Conference, Auckland, New Zealand: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2016). Religious Markets and Religious Freedom: Pope Francis on Healthy Pluralism and the Worshipping Creature. Economy, Idolatry and Secularisation, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2015). Debating Rights and Same-Gender Relationships. Chinese University Law School, Hong Kong, Hong Kong: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2015). Debating Rights and Same-Gender Relationships. Religion and Equality, Tel Aviv, Israel: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2015). Religious Reasons and the Judge. Faith and Public Office, Brisbane, Qld: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2014). Ordering Public Life: Anti-Discrimination Law and Religious Associations. Freedom of Speech, Conscience and Association in a Religiously Tolerant Society, Brisbane, Qld: Presentation.
• Harrison, J. (2012). Religious Freedom, Pluralism, and Human Dignity. Understanding Human Dignity, Oxford, United Kingdom: Presentation.

Magazine / Newspaper Articles

• Harrison, J. (2023). "What a Gift This Is That We Can Give You”: What Does the Voice to Parliament Offer Australian Politics? ABC Religion and Ethics. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2021). Radicalizing Biggar's "What's Wrong with Rights?". Canopy Forum. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2018). Religious Liberty and the Ruddock Review: Negotiating Competing Claims in a Plural Society. ABC Religion and Ethics. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2017). Good Disagreement: The Same-Sex Marriage Debate Shows We Still Have a Long Way to Go. ABC Religion and Ethics. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2017). The Problem and the Promise of Religious Liberty. ABC Religion and Ethics. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2016). Against Popular Will: Why Plebiscites Need Not be Binding. ABC Religion and Ethics. [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2015). Good Disagreement over Same-Sex Relationships: What Can We Learn from the Anglican Church in New Zealand. ABC Religion and Ethics. [More Information]

Other

• Harrison, J. (2021), Pluralism and Revisability in Hunter-Henin's "Why Religious Freedom Matters for Democracy". [More Information]
• Harrison, J. (2021), The Australia School and Politico-Theological Inquiry: Joel Harrison Responds. [More Information]