Research/Scholarly/Creative Works

• Ball RJ., Hudson-Doyle EE., Nuth M., Hopkins WJ., Brunsdon D. and Brown CO. (2022) Behavioural science applied to risk-based decision processes: a case study for earthquake prone buildings in New Zealand. Civil Engineering and Environmental Systems 39(2): 144-164. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10286608.2022.2089980. (Journal Articles)

• Collins T. and Hopkins W. (2022) Post-Disaster Dispute Resolution: A New Zealand Case Study. International Handbook of Disaster Research http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-8800-3_196-1. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. and Masselot A. (2022) NEW ZEALAND COVID RESPONSE: Leadership, Communication, and Trust. . (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Masselot A. and Hopkins WJ. (2022) New Zealand Covid Response: Leadership, Communication and Trust. In Zahariadis N; Petridou E; Exadaktylos T; Sparf J (Ed.), Policy Styles and Trust in the Age of Pandemics: Global Threat, National Responses: 134-153. Oxon and New York: Routledge. http://dx.doi.org/10.4324/9781003137399-11. (Chapters)

• Hopkins J. (2021) Smoke, Mirrors and Legal Uncertainty: The Rights and Wrongs of new Zealand's COVID-19 Response. In Kirchner S (Ed.), Governing the Crisis: Law, Human Rights and COVID-19: 232-248. Zurich: LIT Verlag Münster. (Chapters)

• Hopkins J., Brown C., Nuth M., Brunsdon D., Hudson-Doyle E. and Ball R. (2021) Earthquake prone public buildings: balancing life safety risks and community costs. In Proceedings of the 2021 New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering Annual Technical Conference NZSEE. (Conference Contributions - Published)

• Hopkins WJ. (2021) LAW, LUCK AND LESSONS (UN)LEARNED: NEW ZEALAND EMERGENCY LAW FROM CANTERBURY TO COVID-19. Public Law Review 31(4): 371-376. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ., O'Connor H. and Johnston D. (2021) Regulating for Resilience. New Zealand Law Journal 2021: 10-14. (Journal Articles)

• John Hopkins W. (2021) Pacific (2019). Yearbook of International Disaster Law Online 2(1): 437-444. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/26662531_00201_023. (Journal Articles)

• Masselot A. and Hopkins WJ. (2021) New Zealand CoVID response: Leadership, communication and trust. online book seminar: Global Threat, National Responses: Policy Styles and Trust in the Age of Pandemics, 26-29 Apr 2021. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• O’Connor H., Hopkins WJ. and Johnston D. (2021) For the greater good? Data and disasters in a post-COVID world. Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand 51(S1): S214-S231. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/03036758.2021.1900297. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2020) Regional disaster risk reduction: Is there a pacific way? Canterbury Law Review 27: 21-34. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2019) Soft Obligations and Hard Realities: Regional Disaster Risk Reduction in Europe and Asia. In Samuel K; Aronsson-Storrier M; Bookmiller K (Ed.), The Cambridge Handbook of Disaster Risk Reduction and International Law: 219-238. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. (Chapters)

• Hopkins WJ. (2019) The "Dreadful Truth" and Transparent Fictions: Deference in New Zealand Administrative Law. In Zhu G (Ed.), Deference to the Administration in Judicial Review Comparative Perspectives: 345-362. Switzerland: Springer. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-31539-9_15. (Chapters)

• Hopkins J. (2018) Powers of Foreign Policy and National Defence in Federal Systems. In Grote R; Lachenmann F; Wolfrum R (Ed.), Max Planck Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Chapters)

• Hopkins WJ. (2017) Devolution. In Wolfrum R; Lachenmann F; Grote R (Ed.), Max Plank Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law: 14.Oxford University Press. (Chapters)

• Collins T., Finn J., Holderness H., Hopkins W. and Toomey E. (2016) The Canterbury earthquakes 2010-11 - selected legal issues. Australian Environment Review 31(9) 3: 324-328. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2016) A Silent Saviour? The SEA and European Resilience. Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong: 30 Years after the Single European Act, 29-30 Jun 2016. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2016) Reasons and Reasoning: Does a Requirement to Provide Reasons lead to Reasoned Decision Making. University of Auckland, New Zealand: Administrative Law Workshop on the Work of Jerry Mashaw, 11-11 Feb 2016. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2016) The First Victim: Administrative Law and Natural Disasters. New Zealand Law Review 2016(1): 189-211. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2016) This is the World Calling: The Use of Overseas Case Law in New Zealand's Constitutional Jurisprudence. Victoria University Wellington, New Zealand: 2016 ALTA Conference, 7-9 Jul 2016. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2016) The Ombudsman. In Wolfrum R; Lachenmann F; Grote R (Ed.), Max Plank Encylopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law: 13. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Chapters)

• Hopkins WJ. and Finn J. (2016) The Rule of Law in Emergencies in New Zealand - Theory and Experience. University of Hamburg, Germany: Constitutional and Legal Regulation of Emergencies in Democracies, 11-13 Mar 2016. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. and Roberts S. (2016) Using Legal Resources from other Jurisdictions. In Russell MR (Ed.), Legal Research in New Zealand: 259-288. Wellington: Lexis Nexis. (Chapters)

• Hopkins WJ. (2015) Falling on stony ground: ASEAN's acceptance of EU constitutional norms. Asia Europe Journal 13(3): 275-283. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10308-015-0419-9. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2015) The Un-lamented Victim - Administrative Law in Times of Crisis. University of Auckland, New Zealand: Administrative Law in New Zealand, 30-30 Jan 2015. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. and McNeill HS. (2015) Exporting hard law through soft norms: New Zealand's reception of European standards. In Bjorkdahl A; Chaban N; Leslie J; Masselot A (Ed.), Importing EU Norms: Conceptual Framework and Empirical Findings: 115-130. New York: Springer. (Chapters)

• Hopkins WJ. (2014) Executive Governance and Disaster Recovery. Central European University, Budapest: Department of Public Policy Seminar Series. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2014) “Foreign” Law in New Zealand Constitutional Cases. Vienna, Austria: XIXth International Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law,, 20-26 Jul 2014. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2014) Managing State Entities in a Mixed Economy - The New Zealand model. In Bohinc R (Ed.), Corporate Governance as a Tool for Economic Growth: 103-124. Ljubljiana: University of Ljubliana. (Chapters)

• Hopkins WJ. (2013) Administrative Law on the Edge: Structuring Discretion in a Time of Crisis. University of British Columbia: Law on the Edge, 4-4 Jul 2013. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2013) The EU as a Regional Model: Does it still have Lessons to Teach? University of Macau, Macau: Reassessing the EU- Asia Pacific Relationship in the Context of the EU Crisis, 17-18 May 2013. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2013) Hard Borders and Soft Identities? Non-National Identities in a National World. In Jose J; Imre R (Ed.), Not So Strange Bedfellows: The Nexus of Politics and Religion in the 21st Century: 79-92. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. (Chapters)

• Hopkins WJ. (2013) Soft Identities and Hard Realities? The Limits of Governance and Non-Territorial Identity. In Jose J; Imre R (Ed.), Not So Strange Bedfellows: The Nexus of Politics and Religion in the 21st Century: 78-90. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. (Chapters)

• Hopkins WJ. (2012) Sub-National Governments and International Institutions: The Case of Europe's Regions. . (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2012) The European Ombudsman - A Model for International Administrative Justice? George Washington University Law School: Research Seminar. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2012) Disasters and Democracy - A Canterbury Tail. . (Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2012) Soft-Law and Hard Realities: Re-Assessing the Concept of International Law. University of Sydney, Australia: Australasian Association of Law Teachers National Conference, 1-4 Jul 2012. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins J. (2011) Missing the Point? Law, Functionalism and Legal Education in New Zealand. University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand: Justice in the Round: Perspectives from Custom and Culture, Rights, and Dispute Resolution, 18-20 Apr 2011. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2011) Missing The Point? Law, Functionalism and Legal Education in New Zealand. Waikato Law Review: Taumauri 19(2): 188-195. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2011) What's the Point of Administrative Law - Getting it Right or Making it Better? University of Auckland, New Zealand: NZ Public Law Colloquium 2011, 9-10 Jun 2011. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2011) New Zealand. In Shelton D (Ed.), International Law and Domestic Legal Systems: Incorporation, Transformation, and Persuasion: 429-447. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Chapters)

• Hopkins J. (2010) Applying International Law in New Zealand: The Pick and Mix Approach. University of Auckland, New Zealand: Australasian Law Teachers Association (ALTA) Conference 2010, 4-7 Jul 2010. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2010) A Tale of Two Europes: European Regions from Berlin to Lisbon. Australian and New Zealand Journal of European Studies 2(1): 55-68. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2010) Hard Borders and Soft Identities? Non-National Identities in a National World. University of Newcastle, Australia: Religion and the Nation: Modernity, Secularism, and Politics, 17-17 Apr 2010. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2010) International Law in Domestic Legal Systems. Washington, DC, USA: XVIIIth International Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law, 25 Jul-1 Aug 2010. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2010) Round Pegs Into Square Holes? Governance and Non-Territorial Identity. NEBULA 7.4: 88-94. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2010) Trans-Tasman Governance - A Quiet Form of Federalism? University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand: Trans-Tasman Law and Legal Practice Conference, 27-28 Aug 2010. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2010) Trans-Tasman Governance: A Quiet Form of Federalism? Canterbury Law Review 16(1): 23-30. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2009) A Tale of Two Europe's: European Regions from Berlin to Lisbon. Wellington, New Zealand: Europe Twenty Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall: Overcoming "East and West" International Conference, 3-4 Nov 2009. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2009) Building on Unsafe Foundations? International Law making and the European Union. Melbourne, Australia: 2009 Annual Conference: The External Relations of the European Union: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, 24-25 Sep 2009. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2009) Order from Chaos? Tribunal Reform in New Zealand. Journal of the Australasia Law Teachers Association 2(1 & 2): 47-54. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2009) Order from Chaos? Tribunal Reform in New Zealand. Sydney, Australia: Australian Law Teachers Association 64th Annual Conference (ALTA), 5-8 Jul 2009. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2009) Supra-National Governance and Constitutionalism: Lessons from the European Union's Constitutional Conundrum. In Park SH; Kim H (Ed.), Regional Integration in Europe and Asia: Legal, Economic, and Political Perspectives: 267-279. Baden-Baden: Nomos. (Chapters)

• Hopkins J. (2007) International Institutions and the Individual: Does Europe's Code of Good Administrative Behaviour Work? University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand: EUCN (New Zealand European Union Centres Network) Conference 2007, 12-13 Nov 2007. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2007) International Administrative Justice: Dealing with the Governance Turn. University of Auckland, New Zealand: Law School Seminar, 08 Nov 2007. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2007) Constitutionalism and Regional Integration: Lessons from the Europe's Constitutional Conundrum. Korea University, Korea, Seoul: Third EU-NESCA Workshop: Regional Integration in Europe and Asia and Regional Blocs: Legal, Economic and Political Perspectives, 18-19 May 2007. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2007) International governance and the limits of administrative justice: the European Code of Good Administrative Behavior. New Zealand Universities Law Review 22(4): 710-727. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2007) Supra-National Governance and Constitutionalism: Lessons from the European Union's Constitutional Conundrum. Asia-Pacific Journal of EU Studies 5(2): 153-166. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2007) The future of sub-national governments in a supra-national world - lessons from the European Union. Victoria University of Wellington Law Review 38(1): 19-33. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2007) What's wrong with regionalising international criminal law? New Zealand Yearbook of International Law 4(2007): 85-99. (Journal Articles)

• (2006) 3 SPAIN. Devolution In Context: Regional Federal & Devolved Government In The EU: 146-148.Routledge-Cavendish. http://dx.doi.org/10.4324/9781843144663-28. (Chapters)

• (2006) 6 DEVOLUTION AND THE ‘THIRD LEVEL’. Devolution In Context: Regional Federal & Devolved Government In The EU: 357-360.Routledge-Cavendish. http://dx.doi.org/10.4324/9781843144663-61. (Chapters)

• (2006) DEVOLUTION IN CONTEXT: REGIONAL GOVERNMENT IN THE UK. Devolution In Context: Regional Federal & Devolved Government In The EU: 191-195.Routledge-Cavendish. http://dx.doi.org/10.4324/9781843144663-34. (Chapters)

• (2006) EUROPE’S FEDERATIONS. Devolution In Context: Regional Federal & Devolved Government In The EU: 83-88.Routledge-Cavendish. http://dx.doi.org/10.4324/9781843144663-16. (Chapters)

• (2006) RATIONALISING REGIONALISM. Devolution In Context: Regional Federal & Devolved Government In The EU: 43-46.Routledge-Cavendish. http://dx.doi.org/10.4324/9781843144663-7. (Chapters)

• (2006) Table2 . 2 : PoliticaldefinitionsofterritorialdivisionsinEurope. Devolution In Context: Regional Federal & Devolved Government In The EU: 48-48.Routledge-Cavendish. http://dx.doi.org/10.4324/9781843144663-9. (Chapters)

• Hopkins WJ. (2006) A Regional Renaissance? The Future of Regions in the European Union. Auckland, New Zealand: European Union Centres Network Conference 2006 (EUCN), 9-10 Nov 2006. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2006) A Regional Renaissance ? The Future of Regions in the European Union. In. (Conference Contributions - Published)

• Hopkins WJ. (2005) Executive Detention: From ‘A’ to Zaoui. University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK: Research seminar. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2005) Regional Governments and International Law: The Limits of Paradiplomacy. University of Aberystwyth, Aberystwyth, UK: European Politics Seminar Series. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2005) No Place to Go? Three Walled Prisons and Detention without Trial in the UK and New Zealand. University of Hull, UK: Law and Security Post 9/11, 23 Feb 2005. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2005) Piercing the Veil: Executive Detention and Judicial Deference. Yearbook of New Zealand Jurisprudence 8(1): 239-259. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2004) A Considered Judgement: The Nations and Regions Research Project. European Public Law 10(4): 677-682. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2004) An England of Regions? The UK Government. European Public Law 10(2): 245-260. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2004) Power to the Provinces: Labour’s Plans for English Regional Government. European Public Law 6(1): 57-74. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2003) Subnational Crossborder & Foreign Relations. In Blindenbacher R; Koller A (Ed.), Federalism in a Changing World: Learning From Each Other: 149-158. Montreal: McGill-Queens University Press. (Chapters)

• Hopkins J. (2002) Fitting Round Pegs into Square Holes: Multi-layered Governance and International Organisations. Canterbury Law Review 8: 440. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2002) Can the Centre Hold? Recent trends in European Sub-National Governance. Auckland City Council/Auckland University, Auckland, New Zealand. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2002) Multi-level Sovereignty and International Relations. University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand: Staff seminar. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2002) Power to the People? A Critique of Local and Regional Government Reform in the United Kingdom. Victoria, University of Wellington: Centre for New Zealand Public Law Lecture. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2002) Power to the Provinces? Labour’s Plans for English Regional Government. University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand: Research seminar. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2002) Devolution and the British State. University of the Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand, France: Devolution in the UK, 1 Mar 2002. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Hopkins WJ. (2002) Devolution in Context: Regional, Federal and Devolved Government in the European Union. London: Cavendish. (Authored Books)

• Hopkins WJ. (2002) Muddling Through: Devolution and the British State. Revue Juridique d’Auvergne 2002. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2002) The Regional Revolution. European Lawyer 2002. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2001) Rapporteur - Closing Remarks. University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK: Intergovernmental Relations in Canada and the UK: Processes and Policy Outcomes. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2001) The British Constitution: Past, Present and Future. University of Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany: Henrich-Heine Lectures 2001. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2001) The end of Britain? Thoughts on the future of national sovereignty in a regional Europe. Yearbook of New Zealand Jurisprudence 5(1): 1-23. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (2000) Regional Government for England - Some Lessons from Overseas. The House of Commons, London, UK: Briefing Seminar. (Oral Presentations)

• Hopkins WJ. (2000) Negotiating with an Elephant: Inter-governmental relations in post-devolution Britain. University College London, London, UK: SPTL Annual Conference, 1 Sep 2000. (Conference Contributions - Other)

• Marshall JN., Richardson R. and Hopkins J. (1999) The employment implications of civil service reform in the United Kingdom: national and regional evidence from the North East of England. Environment and Planning A 31(5): 803-817. http://dx.doi.org/10.1068/a310803. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (1998) Devolution from a Comparative Perspective. European Public Law 4(3): 323-333. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (1998) The Dog that Didn’t Bark: Regions and the IGC. In Lazarowicz M (Ed.), New Scotland, New Europe: Scotland and the expanding European Union: 23-27. Edinburgh: Centre for Scottish Public Policy. (Chapters)

• Graham C. and Hopkins WJ. (1997) Recent Developments in British Administrative Law. Annuaire Européen D’Administration Publique 20: 435-449. (Journal Articles)

• Marshall JN., Hopkins WJ. and Richardson R. (1997) The civil service and the regions: Geographical perspectives on civil service restructuring. Regional Studies 31(6): 604-613. (Journal Articles)

• Marshall JN., Hopkins WJ. and Richardson R. (1997) The civil service and the regions: Geographical perspectives on civil service restructuring. Regional Studies 31(6): 607-613. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/713693361. (Journal Articles)

• Hopkins WJ. (1996) Regional Government in Western Europe. In Tindale S (Ed.), The State and the Nations: The Politics of Devolution: 13-37. London: I.P.P.R.. (Chapters)

• Hopkins WJ. (1995) The Democratic Imperative - Respondent to Graham Meadows, Director (D.G.XVI, European Commission). Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, UK: Regional Government for England - An Economic Imperative, 1 Mar 1995. (Conference Contributions - Other)

Student Supervision

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Current
• PhD - Mueller S: Use of Extraordinary Powers During Times of Non-Emergencies
• PhD - Sitompul I: TBA
Completed
• PhD - Barber M: Freedom and Uncertainty: Contemporary liberal theory examined from the perspective of moral uncertainty (2008)
• PhD - Kipp R: The Governance of Disaster Recovery in New Zealand (2016)
• PhD - Morsch C: The Global Governance and Public Services (2012)
• Masters - Breach L: The Civil Law Influence on the Evolution of Testamentary Succession (2012)
• Masters - Harris R: How are specific functional co-management partnerships developing into broader co-governance arrangements? What is the nature of future co-governance in New Zealand? (2015)
• Masters - Ala-Rashi N: Selecting Highly Skilled Migrants: Law and Policy in New Zealand (2007)
• Masters - Grillitsch K: NAFTA's Lacking Lacking Legitimacy - A Critical Assessment of the Regulatory Takings jurisprudence of NAFTA Chapter 11 Panels (2007)
• Masters - Psofiou V: The Cyprus Conflict (2007)
• Masters - Dawe M: Human Trafficking and Human Rights in the European Union: Does the Proposed Directive on Human Trafficking offer a Solution? (2010)
• Masters - Fahmy D: Implementing the Maldivian Penal Code: Adherence while maintaining the Maldivian Identity (2015)
• Masters - Fini M: The EU as a Force to “Do Good”: The EU's Wider Influence on Environmental Matters (2010)
• Masters - Ganshow J: New European Defence: Legal-Political Security Structures Beyond Worldwide Interventionism (2008)
• Masters - Gerig M: How is the EU represented at the UN and what are the consequences of the missing UK membership (2008)
• Masters - Grotjohann C: Can Turkey be a member of the European Union (2007)
• Masters - Gudlat G: The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (2007)
• Masters - Gudlat G: To what extent does the EU have a military dimension (2007)
• Masters - Halleem F: Constitutional Reform in the Maldives (2011)
• Masters - Heinan C: The European Union's Power to regulate the internal market: The proposed seal regulation in the light of the ECJ's jurisdiction on Article 95, 133 EC (2009)
• Masters - Rawlings M: European Public Law (draft) (2011)
• Masters - Tan M: Does the European Union make a difference: The impact of prospective EU membership on protection of ethnic minority rights in Turkey? (2009)
• Honours - Acker J: Maori Customary Title to Rivers (2010)
• Honours - Bickerstaffe EL: The European Parliament: a talking shop or significant player in the European Union? (2006)
• Honours - Bremner T: Should New Zealand Law Acknowledge a Substantive Legitimate Expectation? (2015)
• Honours - Chalken T: Proportionality in New Zealand Administrative Law (2011)
• Honours - Cox A: How Does European Union Law Apply to Sport? (2013)
• Honours - Entwhistle B: Do Recent Legislative Changes to The Nationality Law of The United Kingdom Contravene International and Community Law Obligations Regarding Statelessness? (2015)
• Honours - Ettmuller D: Respecting Human Rights in the Fight against Terrorism (2006)
• Honours - Gourlay F: A Giant’s Strength: Judicial Review and the Power of Service-Oriented NGOs (2014)
• Honours - Mannis L: Comparative Executive Accountability to Parliaments (2010)
• Honours - Nyce O: Extraordinary rendition under International Law (2006)
• Honours - Pullar A: Determining the scope of the right to Self-Determination (2013)
• Honours - Stevens W: Maori Claims under the ETS (2010)
• Honours - Sullivan J: Moral Dilemma – Can a Soldier Refuse to Fight in the Iraq War? (2006)
• Honours - Varghese K: The failure of multi-lateral treaty law in preventing climate change: is there an effective alternative? (2010)
• Honours - Watson A: Commissions of Inquiry (2011)

Editorial Work

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• Journal of the Australasian Law Teachers Association Editorial Board Member ( 2006 - 2023)
• New Zealand Yearbook of International Law Editorial Board Member ( 2008 - 2023)

Future Research

• Law and Disasters
• Anti-Corruption Mechanisms in the Pacific
• Law and Administration in New Zealand