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| Dr Tom Round | |
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BA(Hons)(Qld), LLB(Qld), PhD(Griff) |
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| Current Appointment: | Lecturer |
| Organisational Unit: | School of Law & Justice - Tweed |
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| Telephone: | 07-5589-3056 |
| Facsimile: | 07-5589-3701 |
| Mobile: | 0457-310-950 |
| Email: | tom.round@scu.edu.au |
| Location: | A-320 |
| Campus: | Beachside |
| ePublications: | http://works.bepress.com/tom_round/ |
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Brief Biographical Details Tom Round has degrees in Arts (with first-class honours in Government) and Law from the University of Queensland, and a PhD (in Politics and Public Policy) from Griffith University. He has lectured and tutored in the Schools of Criminology (formerly Justice Administration) and Politics at Griffith University, and of Government at UQ; he also worked in the federal Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs (as it then was). Before teaching at SCU, he was a Research Fellow at Griffith's Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice, and Governance (KCELJAG). Tom has co-edited two books, BEYOND THE REPUBLIC: MEETING THE GLOBAL CHALLENGES TO CONSTITUTIONALISM (2000) and ASIA-PACIFIC GOVERNANCE: FROM CRISIS TO REFORM (2003), and published several book chapters and journal articles. He also helped Professor Charles Sampford write RETROSPECTIVITY AND THE RULE OF LAW (Oxford University Press, 2006). Current Teaching Session 1 2012 LAW10068 Law & Government Decision-Making LAW00114 Evidence & Civil Procedure Session 2 2012 LAW00117 Administrative Law Current Research & Research Interests Ouster (privative) clauses constitutional limitations (if any) on Australian parliaments' power to rewrite rules of evidence and court procedure electoral systems institutional mechanisms for protecting minority rights. Areas of Expertise Electoral systems |
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