Prospective PhD candidates in legal, moral and political philosophy or public law are welcome to contact me. Information about the PhD program at the University of Southern Queensland can be found here.

A list of my former PhD students appears below, along with their area of study and current position.

Professor Lisa Toohey (international trade law and the rule of law; Professor of Law at the University of New South Wales)

Dr Kai Luck (insolvency law and theories of justice; Executive Counsel at Norton Rose Fulbright)

Dr Colleen Davis (law and bioethics of conjoined twins; retired, formerly Lecturer in Law at Griffith University)

Dr Lynden Douglas (legal and ethical theory of Ronald Dworkin; retired)

Dr Eve Massingham (regulation of weapons under international humanitarian law; Policy Adviser in the Legal Division of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva)

Dr Peta Stephenson (executive power in Australian constitutional law; Senior Lecturer in Law at the Queensland University of Technology)

Dr Katrina Kluss (animal law and ethics; Queensland Bar)

Dr Dani Linder (née Larkin) (Indigenous representation and Australian constitutional law; Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Queensland)

Dr Sarah Asokendaran (water law and regulatory theory; Sustainability Lead at Sunwater)

Dr Constance Youngwon Lee (natural law theory of John Calvin; Lecturer in Law at Adelaide University)

Dr Michael Krakat (sale of citizenship and cosmopolitan justice; Senior Lecturer in Law at Taylor’s University, Malaysia)

Dr Tarisa Yasin (autonomous weapons and international humanitarian law; employed at the Department of Home Affairs)

Dr Sophia O’Brien (theories of legal impunity; Lecturer in Law at the University of the Sunshine Coast)

Dr Jessica Schaffer (rape myths in South Australian criminal law; Lecturer in Law at Southern Cross University)

Dr Matin Pedram (theory and practice of property rights in Iran; Tutor in Law at Griffith University)

Dr Phyllis Ngugi (social capital of rural women in Kenya; independent scholar)