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Blackshield and Williams Australian Constitutional Law and Theory: Commentary & Materials 8th ed isbn 9781760024819

Blackshield and Williams Australian Constitutional Law and Theory: Commentary & Materials 7th ed


ISBN13: 9781760021511
New Edition ISBN: 9781760024819
Previous Edition ISBN: 9781862879188
Published: February 2018
Publisher: The Federation Press
Country of Publication: Australia
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



This is the new and fully updated edition of the acclaimed and authoritative book on Australian constitutional law. Fresh material reflects the contemporary approach of the High Court including its emphasis on statutory interpretation as a tool of constitutional analysis.

The book has also been fully revised and updated for major High Court and overseas decisions, including McCloy v New South Wales, Williams v Commonwealth (No 2), the Brexit Case and Plaintiff M68/2015 v Minister for Immigration.

Always ‘much more than a casebook’ as Sir Anthony Mason said of a previous edition, the book also presents carefully selected extracts from a broad range of writers and commentators. As the reviewer for the Law Institute Journal said of the most recent edition, this book is ‘a great resource for practitioners wanting an authoritative guide to Australian constitutional law’ and a ‘must-have for law students who would like more depth of analysis’.

Subjects:
Other Jurisdictions , Australia
Contents:
Part 1: Australian Constitutionalism
1. Foundations
2. Origins and Influences
3. Path to Independence
4. Indigenous Peoples

Part 2: Interpretation
5. Constitutional Interpretation
6. Statutory Interpretation

Part 3: The Federal System
7. Federalism and the Engineers Case
8. Australian Federalism in Practice
9. The States
10. The Territories
11. Inconsistency

Part 4: The Executive and Executive Power
12. The Executive

Part 5: The Judiciary and Judicial Power
13. The High Court
14. Separation of Judicial Power
15. Judicial and Non-Judicial Detention
16. The Judicial Process

Part 6: The Parliament and Legislative Power
17. Federal Parliament
18. Characterisation
19. Economic Powers
20. Defence Power
21. International Law and the External Affairs Power
22. Immigration and Aliens Powers
23. Races Power
24. Taxation and Excise
25. Appropriation and Grants

Part 7: Limits on Power
26. Intergovernmental Immunities
27. Human Rights
28. Economic Freedoms
29. Freedom of Political Communication

Part 8: Constitutional Change
30. Constitutional Change

Appendix