Faculty Publications
The UNSW Law Journal is one of Australia's leading academic legal journals and one of the few to be produced entirely by a voluntary student board. Submissions for publication are received from local and international academics, judges, and legal professionals from a wide range of practice areas. The journal is distributed among a diverse set of subscribers, including judges, government departments, non-government organisations, law firms, and more than 250 universities worldwide.
Other Faculty publications and journals include:
- Australian Indigenous Law Reporter
- Australian Journal of Human Rights
- Australasian Journal of Natural Resources Law and Policy
- Human Rights Defender
- Indigenous Law Bulletin
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