2024
Robert Goff Lecture to Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre: ‘International Arbitration - Can it survive and prosper in the face of incommensurable methods of fact finding?’
Justin Gleeson on a panel at the CityU School of Law in Hong Kong.
Justin Gleeson at the CityU School of Law in Hong Kong.
2023
‘Harmonising the local and global: Non-unitary States and UNCITRAL’s work of legal convergence’: chapter co-authored with Danielle Forrester in the Elgar Companion to UNCITRAL.
2021
July and October 2021: Class Action Forums Australian Academy of Law
March 2021: ACICA ‘Australia as a Centre for Excellence’ (2020 Arbitration Report) - Justin Gleeson SC and Jonathon Redwood SC
2020
November 2020: ACICA Round Table Forum: ‘Taking Advantage of Technology: Dispute Resolution Best Practice’.
October 2020: ACICA/Ciarb Australia International Arbitration Conference - ‘Advocacy in the Virtual Environment’.
May 2020: ACICA Webinar: ‘Best Practice in Virtual Hearings’.
2019
November 2019: ACICA Round Table Forum: ‘Taking Advantage of Technology: Dispute Resolution Best Practice’.
August 2019: Moderator: Australian Academy of Law/Australian Academy of Sciences “Climate Change Hypothetical”.
2018
November 2018: Panel discussion on international commercial arbitration at Australian Bar Association Conference Sydney.
February 2018: Keynote Address to 2018 Gilbert + Tobin Constitutional Law Conference Sydney, “The High Court on Constitutional Law: the 2017 Term”.
January 2018: Keynote Address to Annual Conference of Federal and Supreme Court Judges Sydney, “The Modern Executive in Australia – Rule Taker or Rule Maker?”
2017
November 2017: Address to Singapore International Arbitration Academy, "Dissection of a case: Phillip Morris Asia Ltd v Commonwealth of Australia".
October 2017: IBA Annual Conference Sydney, "Keynote Address to Under 40’s Arbitration Workshop".
August 2017: Australian Academy of Law Conference, Sydney: “Can Australian Lawyers of the future afford not to be internationalist?”
July 2017: CIArb Australia lunch Melbourne: “International Arbitration – What can Australia learn from current developments overseas?”
July 2017: Centre for Comparative Constitutional Law Studies Conference Melbourne, "Demystifying Proportionality in Australian Constitutional Law".
May 2017: Keynote address, Global Pound Alternative Dispute Resolution Conference, Sydney.
May 2017: Sydney PEN Free Voices Lecture, Sydney Writers Festival, “Freedom of Expression, United States and Australian perspectives”, as published Griffith Review No 57.
May 2017: ACT Law Society, Annual Blackburn Lecture, “Law, Morality and the Public Trust”.
February 2017: Singapore Academy of Law, "Evolving Judicial Attitudes to Executive Power: the United Kingdom, Singapore and Australia".
2016
October 2016: “The increasing internationalisation of Australian Law”, Australian Academy of Law Annual Patron’s Lecture, as published in the Public Law Review.
August 2016 “Australia’s recent involvement in International Dispute Resolution: Tobacco Plain Packaging and beyond”, address to NSW Supreme Court Annual Judges’ conference.
July 2016: Australian National University, Annual Michael Kirby Lecture in International Law, “Australia's enmeshment in International Law Dispute Resolution: Implications for sovereignty”.
May 2016: Second Annual UNCITRAL Seminar, Canberra address, “Australia’s Interests in Investor-State Dispute Settlement under the UNCITRAL framework”,
March 2016: Keynote Address to Australian Government Solicitor Law Conference, Canberra. “Recent Developments in Administrative Law in the United States and Australia”,
February 2016: After Dinner address to Gilbert + Tobin Constitutional Law Conference, "There has never been a more exciting time to be a Constitutional lawyer: Discuss!"
2015
November 2015: Address to the Australian Academy of Forensic Sciences, “The Judge, the advocate and the expert witness – revisiting the seminal views of Sir Owen Dixon in the modern context”, as published in (2016) Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences 366.
April 2015: New South Wales Bar Association, Annual Sir Maurice Byers Address, “International Law and the Australian Constitution”, as published in (2015) 40 Australian Bar Review 149.