By Scientia Professor George Williams

Book Chapters

Williams G, 2004, 'Human Rights and Judicial Review in a Nation Without a Bill of Rights: The Australian Experience', in Huscroft G; Brodie I (ed.), Constitutionalism in the Charter Era, LexisNexis, Ontario, Canada, pp. 305 - 334

Williams G, 2003, 'Constructing a Community-Based Bill of Rights', in Campbell T; Goldsworthy J; Stone A (ed.), Protecting Human Rights: Instruments and Institutions, Oxford University Press, New York, pp. 247 - 262

Williams G, 2003, 'Foreword', in Hocking J (ed.), Terror Laws: ASIO, Counter-Terrorism and the Threat to Democracy, University of New South Wales Press, Sydney, pp. 7 - 8

Williams G, 2003, 'Globalisation of the Constitution', in French R; Lindell G; Saunders C (ed.), Reflections on the Australian Constitution, Federation Press, Sydney, pp. 192 - 211

Orr G; Mercurio BC; Williams G, 2003, 'The Australian Electoral Tradition', in Orr G; Mercurio B; Williams G (ed.), Realising Democracy: Electoral Law in Australia, Federation Press, Sydney, pp. 1 - 6

Williams G, 2003, 'The Whitlam Government and Constitutional Reform', in Hocking J; Lewis C (ed.), It`s Time Again: Whitlam and Modern Labor, Melbourne Publishing Group, Armadale, Victoria, pp. 195 - 215

Williams G, 2002, 'Sifting the Ashes', in Mackerras M; Warhurst J (ed.), Constitutional Politics: The Republic Referendum and the Future, University of Queensland Press, St Lucia Queensland, pp. 131 - 143

Williams G, 2001, 'Distrust of Representative Government: Australian Experiments with Direct Democracy', in Sawer M; Zappala G (ed.), Speaking for the People; Representation in Australian Politics, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, pp. 80 - 99

Williams G, 2001, 'Five Reasons to Rewrite the Constitution', in Patmore G (ed.), The Big Makover: A New Australian Constitution, Pluto Press, Annandale, pp. 35 - 47

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