Australian constitutional law: commentary and cases

Authored book

Ratnapala, Suri, Koch, Cornelia, Thomas, John and Karean, Vanitha. 2007. Australian constitutional law: commentary and cases. Melbourne, Australia. Oxford University Press.

Book Title	Australian constitutional law: commentary and cases
Book Category	Authored book
ERA Publisher ID	2850
Authors	Ratnapala, Suri (Author), Koch, Cornelia (Author), Thomas, John (Author) and Karean, Vanitha (Author)
Number of Pages	863
Year	2007
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Place of Publication	Melbourne, Australia
ISBN	9780195516579
Abstract	Australian Constitutional Law: Commentary and Cases provides a concise and logical breakdown of well chosen and carefully edited extracts from key constitutional cases and statutes. This facilitates a clear understanding of Australian constitutional law. Strong author commentary The commentary binds the primary and secondary material together and helps students to navigate the book and tackle the complex issues, rules, principles, core concepts and theory of the Australian constitutional system. Coherent structure The authors have meticulously planned the organisation of this book. It provides a clear structure and excellent coverage of the material students need to know.
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020	480702. Constitutional law
	390102. Curriculum and pedagogy theory and development
	480410. Legal theory, jurisprudence and legal interpretation
Public Notes	Copyright © Suri Ratnapala, Thomas John, Vanitha Karean and Cornelia Koch 2007 Textbook.
Byline Affiliations	University of Queensland
	University of Adelaide
	Independent Consultant, Australia
	Monash University
Institution of Origin	University of Southern Queensland

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