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Helen Irving

Helen Irving (born April 8, 1954) is Professor Emerita at Sydney Law School, University of Sydney, Australia. Irving's research is in constitutional law, employing an historical perspective of the political and social context of Australian constitutional law and citizenship. Research interests include: Australian and comparative constitutional law, gender and constitutionalism, constitutional history and theory, constitutional citizenship.

In 2022 Irving completed an ARC Discovery Grant project on constitutional citizenship and allegiance.

Irving retired in 2020 from the University of Sydney Law School after 19 years of service.

Irving resides in Sydney Australia. She is married to philosopher and British historian Stephen Gaukroger, they have two children.

She is a recipient of the Commonwealth of Australia Centenary medal for services to the Centenary of Federation celebrations in 2001 and Finalist for the [https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/awards/nsw-premiers-history-awards NSW Premier's Centenary History Award]. Provided by Wikipedia

Helen Irving

Citizenship, Alienage, and the Modern Constitutional State : a Gendered History / by Irving, Helen

Gender and the constitution : equity and agency in comparative constitutional design / by Irving, Helen

Five things to know about the Australian Constitution / by Irving, Helen

Gender and the constitution equity and agency in comparative constitutional design by Irving, Helen

Allegiance, citizenship and the law the enigma of belonging by Irving, Helen

Constitutions and gender by Irving, Helen

Citizenship, alienage, and the modern constitutional state a gendered history by Irving, Helen

Citizenship, alienage, and the modern constitutional state a gendered history by Irving, Helen

Comparative constitutional law a contextual approach by Ross, Stephen F. 1955-, Irving, Helen, Klug, Heinz 1957-

Gender and the constitution equity and agency in comparative constitutional design by Irving, Helen

Constitutions and gender by Irving, Helen

Five things to know about the Australian Constitution by Irving, Helen

To constitute a nation a cultural history of Australia's constitution by Irving, Helen

To constitute a nation a cultural history of Australia's constitution by Irving, Helen

Constitutions and gender

Constitutions and gender

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Women as constitution-makers case studies from the new democratic era

Women as constitution-makers case studies from the new democratic era

Helen Irving

Citizenship, Alienage, and the Modern Constitutional State : a Gendered History / by Irving, Helen

Gender and the constitution : equity and agency in comparative constitutional design / by Irving, Helen

Five things to know about the Australian Constitution / by Irving, Helen

Gender and the constitution equity and agency in comparative constitutional design by Irving, Helen

Allegiance, citizenship and the law the enigma of belonging by Irving, Helen

Constitutions and gender by Irving, Helen

Citizenship, alienage, and the modern constitutional state a gendered history by Irving, Helen

Citizenship, alienage, and the modern constitutional state a gendered history by Irving, Helen

Comparative constitutional law a contextual approach by Ross, Stephen F. 1955-, Irving, Helen, Klug, Heinz 1957-

Gender and the constitution equity and agency in comparative constitutional design by Irving, Helen

Constitutions and gender by Irving, Helen

Five things to know about the Australian Constitution by Irving, Helen

To constitute a nation a cultural history of Australia's constitution by Irving, Helen

To constitute a nation a cultural history of Australia's constitution by Irving, Helen

Constitutions and gender

Constitutions and gender

Plant signaling peptides

Women as constitution-makers case studies from the new democratic era

Women as constitution-makers case studies from the new democratic era

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