Editorial roles
Editorial roles in academic publications require significant expertise in the relevant field.
Individuals must be at the forefront of their discipline. An appointment to an editorial position normally reflects the recognition and respect of peers for that level of expertise
These appointments also offer staff the capacity to influence and shape the future agenda of their discipline and well as foster the careers of early researchers.
We are pleased to acknowledge the large number and diverse range of editorial roles held by our staff.
| Co-editor | |
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Associate Editor at Critical Perspectives on International Business Journal ILM Corresponding Editor for International Legal Materials | Dr Alice de Jonge |
| Cambridge University Press Studies in Law and Society | Professor Chris Arup |
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Assistant Editor at Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law & Affairs Associate Editor at Manchester Journal of International Economic Law | Han-Wei Liu |
| Editorial board member | |
| Journal of Philosophy of International Law | Dr Jadranka Petrovic |
| Australian Journal of Labour Law | Professor Carolyn Sutherland |
| Editorial advisory board | |
| Anti-Discrimination Law Review | Dr Dominique Allen |
| Australian Journal of Asian Law | Professor John Gillespie |
| Law & Society Review | Dr Catrina Denvir |