Shaun McVeigh

Law, Ethics and the Office of the Jurist

Peter Goodrich, Shaun McVeigh

The genealogy of legal office is pieced together here to rediscover the scope and ambition of a role that has been largely lost to conscious self-reflection. Organized around a concern with the inheritance of juristic traditions, institutions, and forms of life, the …

Constancy of office

Ann Genovese, Shaun McVeigh

For those taking up office as jurist, writer, historian or jurisprudent, the conflicts lived with in 2025 are difficult and dynamic. They relate to both ‘external’ and ‘internal’ demands of an office – crises of international and national law or justice, or …

Jurisography (A Report on Cultural Legal Study, Australia)

Ann Genovese, Shaun McVeigh

Jurisography is a conduct of practice that we have named that gives public form to arts of disciplinary association. Jurisography is as much concerned with the ethos of writing about law as it is the method of so doing. Its purpose is …

Thinking with Sovereignty in Australia

Joanna Cruickshank, Julie Evans, Ann Genovese, Crystal McKinnon et autres

In Australia, those who talk of non-Indigenous sovereignty must offer accounts of Indigenous and non-Indigenous sovereignties and relations between them. In this chapter, we address these concerns through the histories and jurisprudence of rulership, relationship and responsibility, and through a number of …

Thinking with Jurisdiction

Shaun McVeigh, Sundhya Pahuja

This text is based on a transcription of the keynote address given at the conference 'Who Speaks International Law', held in Bonn, Germany on 4 September 2021.We (Shaun and Sundhya) participated virtually, from Melbourne, Australia.Originally, we had suggested a conversational format for …

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Modus Vivendi

Shaun McVeigh, Ann Genovese, Mark McMillan

This chapter takes up two long-standing topics in the disciplines of law and of the humanities: the appropriate conduct (officia) of public life and office, and the creation of ways of co-existence between non-Indigenous and Indigenous peoples and nations of Australia. In …

Sovereignty

Shaun McVeigh

Like many terms that are used in political, legal, social, and cultural thought, sovereignty a quality of being sovereign and an attribute of rulership is more often viewed today as a cluster of contested ideas and disputes than as a single concept. …

An essay on jurisdiction, jurisprudence, and authority: the High Court of Australia in Yorta Yorta (2001)

Shaunnagh Dorsett, Shaun McVeigh

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Critical Approaches to Jurisdiction and International Law

Shaun McVeigh

Abstract This chapter addresses the ways in which critical jurists have grappled with the character and transmission of forms of authority in a variety of settings. Specifically, it describes and comments on two aspects of critical approaches to jurisdiction and international law: …

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Reciprocal relations: formations of the office of legal scholar

Shaun McVeigh

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A Judgment Dwelling in Law:

Shaun McVeigh, Peter D. Rush, Alison Luk Young

Obligations of office

Shaun McVeigh

This chapter presents accounts of office in the work of Jeffrey Minson and Raimond Gatia, two philosophers who have written about morality, politics and law in Australia. Jeffrey Minson&s;s account of civil prudence can be presented as part of a revival in …