Australian constitutional law and theory
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More than a casebook, this text contains a wide range of materials, including excerpts from a spectrum of commentators and writers. Many changes are incorporated in the 3rd edition, such as: all developments in the law since 1997; new scholarly commentary; a new section on the Fiji crisis.
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