Nicholas Aroney

In Two Natures, Without Confusion, Without Change, Without Division, Without Separation: Christology and the Constitutional Ordering of Authority

Nicholas Aroney

Throughout human history it has been commonplace for kings and emperors to adopt the titles and trappings of divinity to bolster their authority, claiming to be mediators between heaven and earth. But once the emperors of Rome became Christian, the question was …

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Federal versus Unitary Constituent Power

Nicholas Aroney

Abstract This chapter explores the tension between unitary and pluralized conceptions of constituent power as manifested in federal systems. It shows how this tension is related to two traditions within political theory and constitutional theory, which attribute constituent power either to a …

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Malaysian federalism: Islam, state jurisdiction, and criminal law

Nicholas Aroney, Joshua Neoh

This chapter examines how Malaysia's federal distribution of powers shapes the relationship between secular and religious law. While criminal law falls under exclusive federal jurisdiction, the regulation of religion is a matter for the states. In Nik Elin v Kelantan, the Federal …

‘Una società di società’: perché l’Australia è una federazione

Nicholas Aroney

Sebbene la federazione Australiana venne costituita nel 1901 sotto l’autorità del Parlamento Imperiale Britannico a Londra, la decisione di confederarsi e i termini e le condizioni in base alle quali avvenne furono tutti negoziati e concordati dai rappresentanti eletti dei numerosi Stati …

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Freedom of Religion

Benjamin Saunders, Nicholas Aroney

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Religious Charities and the Constitutional Order

Joel Harrison, Nicholas Aroney, Mark Fowler

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Le pouvoir constituant pluralisé dans deux fédérations nominales:

Nicholas Aroney, Terefe Gebreyesus, Twana Hussein

On the Theological Grounds of a Philosophical Jurisprudence

Nicholas Aroney

There is a long-standing debate in jurisprudence whether justice is essential to law, such that an ‘unjust law’ is not really ‘law’. A nominalist might respond that the debate is merely semantic: it does not matter whether or not the word ‘law’ …

Comparative Analysis of Antecubital and Femoral Approaches in Right Heart Catheterisation (RHC)

T. Harvey, Nicholas Aroney, M. Dooris

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Freedom of Association in Australia

Nicholas Aroney, Mark Fowler

Abstract Freedom of association in Australia is legally protected and regulated in Australia principally by the common law and by statute, and only in an elliptical way by the constitution. In practice, Australians enjoy high levels of associative freedom due to cultural …

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FEDERALISM IN THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION *

Nicholas Aroney

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A Framework for the Comparative Evaluation of Federalism Jurisprudence Motifs, Taxonomies and Scales of Political Salience

Nicholas Aroney

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