Australian Constitutional Values

Rosalind Dixon is Professor of Law at the University of New South Wales, Australia.

• PART I: INTRODUCTION: CONSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND INTERPRETATION1. Functionalism and Australian Constitutional Values Rosalind Dixon2. The Justification of Judicial Review: Text, Structure, History and Principle Nicholas Aroney3. Functions, Purposes and Values in Constitutional Interpretation Jeffrey Goldsworthy4. Functions, Context and Constitutional Values Jonathan CrowePART II: LEGALITY AND CONSTITUTIONALISM5. The Rule of Law Lisa Burton Crawford6. Government Accountability as a ‘Constitutional Value’ Janina Boughey and Greg Weeks7. Impartial Justice Sarah MurrayPART III: POLITICAL DEMOCRACY8. Deliberation as a Constitutional Value Scott Stephenson9. Political Equality as a Constitutional Principle: Cautionary Lessons from McCloy v New South Wales Joo-Cheong ThamPART IV: INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY AND EQUALITY10. Liberty as a Constitutional Value: The Difficulty of Differing Conceptions of ‘The Relationship of the Individual to the State’ James Stellios11. Equal Treatment and Non-Discrimination through the Functionalist Lens Amelia SimpsonPART V: FEDERALISM AND CONSTITUTIONAL IDENTITY12. Democratic Experimentalism Gabrielle Appleby and Brendan Lim13. Indigenous Recognition Dylan LinoPART VI: NATIONAL SECURITY AND UNITY14. National Security: A Hegemonic Constitutional Value? Rebecca Ananian-Welsh and Nicola McGarrity15. Free Trade as an Australian Constitutional Value: A Functionalist Approach to the Interpretation of the Economic Constitution of Australia Gonzalo Villalta Puig