Harry Hobbs

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Harry is a Lecturer in the UTS Faculty of Law. Harry teaches and researches in the fields of public law, the rights of Indigenous peoples, and international law, with a particular focus on Indigenous-State treaty making.

Harry has published over 30 academic papers in leading international and domestic journals. His scholarship has appeared in the International Journal of Constitutional Law, the Sydney Law Review, the University of Melbourne Law Review, the University of Toronto Law Journal, the Leiden Journal of International Law, and the Chicago Journal of International Law, among others. He is the author of Treaty (Federation Press, 2nd ed, 2020) (with George Williams), and Indigenous Aspirations and Structural Reform in Australia (Hart, f
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“Old writers have said that the Portuguese, when they settled anywhere, began by building a church, the Dutch by building a fort, and the English by building a tavern. In Cochin some years ago, the progress of deterioration was still in evidence. The old cathedral erected to the glory of God by Albuquerque, or Vasco da Gama, was turned into a fort by the Dutch, and later, a British public house was superimposed on both.”
Harry Hobbs, John Barleycorn Bahadur: Old time taverns in India



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