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Book description
The second edition of Federal
Constitutional Law: A Contemporary View continues with the fresh and
engaging treatment of this potentially difficult discipline. The text is
built upon clear and accessible narrative style commentary examining current
effects and future directions of constitutional law. By drawing on
contemporary perspectives and analysis, Sarah Joseph and Melissa Castan
present a text of unrivalled relevance to today’s students.
In this edition:
· Increased case extracts and materials to ground the analysis in the
primary constitutional law;
· Developments in corporations law, separation of power issues,
intergovernmental immunities and implied rights of political communication;
· Accessible student friendly commentary and layout; and
· Uncomplicated explanations and analysis
Federal Constitutional Law: A Contemporary View, 2nd Edition
is the perfect work those seeking to understand the Australian Constitution
in the 21st century. [Publisher's website]
About the authors
Professor Sarah Joseph is Director of the Castan Centre for Human Rights
Law in the Faculty of Law at Monash
University. She has published a number of books, including Corporations and Transnational Human
Rights Litigation (2004), co-authoring The International
Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: Cases, Commentary and Materials
(2004), and Federal Consitutional Law: a contemporary view
(2001).
Melissa Castan is a Senior Lecturer and Associate Director Castan Centre
for Human Rights Law in the Faculty of Law at Monash University.
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