Kim Rubenstein

When a state seeks to deport non-citizens, who are its citizens? Determining membership in the twenty-first century This paper, developed from the author’s keynote opening paper at the conference from which this collection derives, interrogates the power of the State over the individual; not only of the non-citi...

Sharing my recently published Open Access piece and hoping all members of the 48th Parliament of the Cth of Australia take a moment to absorb its content :)

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Dutton’s weaponisation of citizenship There is a powerful irony in Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s proposal to change the Constitution to enable the government, not the courts, to strip dual Australian citizens of their citizenship.

A week after it was published but here is a link to my piece in @thesaturdaypaper.com.au
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www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/share/20449/...

Could the Coalition's referendum proposal risk rule of law? - ABC listen Could a constitutional change to citizenship laws harm the rule of law in Australia and damage the separation of powers that keeps our democracy afloat? Guest: Professor Kim Rubenstein, constitutional...

I spoke yesterday to Sally Sara on ABC RN’s AM program about this referendum proposal and the 4 ways to evaluate it ⬇️

www.abc.net.au/listen/progr...

I’ve been thinking and writing about jobsharing in Parl’t as a constitutional option for years. A job-share candidate is testing it out! If on the electoral roll anywhere in Oz plse consider signing up to their party to give them the best chance in the Senate- www.bettertogetherparty.com.au/sign_up