By Dr Arthur Stanley Glass

Book Chapters

Glass AS, 2010, 'Privacy and Law', in Blatterer H; Johnson P; Markus MR (ed.), Modern Privacy Shifting Boundaries, New Forms, Springer, pp. 59 - 72

Glass AS; Booker KH, 2009, 'The Express Rights Provisions: Form and Substance (or opportunities taken and not taken)', in Lee HP; Gerangelos P (ed.), Constitutional Advancement in a Frozen Continent: Essays in honour of George Winterton, Federation Press, Leichhardt, NSW, pp. 617 - 642

Glass AS, 2008, 'Multiculturalism and Migration Law', in Levey GB (ed.), Political Theory and Australian Multiculturalsim, Berghahn Books, New York, pp. 188 - 206

Glass AS, 2008, 'Subjectivity and Refugee Fact-Finding', in McAdam J (ed.), Forced Migration, Human Rights and Security, Hart Publishing, Portland, Oregon, pp. 213 - 224

Glass AS, 2003, 'Making the Facts Speak', in McCalman I; McGrath A (ed.), Proof and Truth: the Humanist as Expert, Australian Academy of Humanities, Canberra, pp. 123 - 134

Booker KH; Glass AS, 2003, 'The Engineers Case', in Australian Constitutional Landmarks, Cambridge University Press, UK, pp. 34 - 61

Glass AS, 2002, 'A Hermeneutical Standpoint', in Goldsworthy J; Campbell T (ed.), Legal Interpretation in Democratic States, Ashgate/Dartmouth, Aldershot, UK, pp. 131 - 152

Glass AS, 2002, 'Phronesis and Legal Deliberation', in Grumley J; Crittenden P; Johnson P (ed.), Culture and Enlightenment: Essays for Gyorgy Markus, Ashgate, Aldershot, UK, pp. 289 - 304

Glass AS, 2000, 'The Vice of Judicial Activism', in Judicial Power, Democracy and Legal Positivism, Ashgate, Aldershot, England, pp. 355 - 370

Glass AS; Gageler S, 1998, 'Constitutional law and human rights', in Human Rights in Australian Law, Federation Press, Leichhardt, NSW, pp. 47 - 62

Glass AS, 1997, 'Immigration Law', in Australian Immigration Law Service, Butterworths, Sydney

Glass AS, 1997, 'Implied Rights', in The Cauldron of Constitutional Change, Centre for International and Public Law, Canberra, pp. 99 - 103

Glass AS; Booker KH, 1997, 'What Makes the Engineers Case a Classic?', in How Many Cheers for Engineers?, Federation Press, Sydney, pp. 45 - 71

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