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Harry Hobbs is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), where he has been employed since 2019. His academic position follows his progression from Lecturer to Associate Professor within the same institution.
His educational qualifications include:
- PhD from University of New South Wales (2019)
- LLM from New York University (2015)
- BA/LLB (Hons) from Australian National University (2012)
Professor Hobbs specializes in public law with a concentrated focus on Indigenous rights and international law. His research centers on Indigenous-State treaty making processes in Australia, examining how formal agreements can be established between Indigenous communities and government entities. He critically analyzes constitutional recognition frameworks, treaty negotiations across Australian jurisdictions, and truth-telling initiatives. His work often addresses the legal and political dimensions of implementing the Uluru Statement from the Heart, particularly regarding Voice, Treaty and Truth processes.
His recent scholarly output demonstrates consistent engagement with contemporary legal issues affecting Indigenous Australians. His articles analyze state-level treaty processes in Victoria, Queensland, and other jurisdictions, examining both progress made and political challenges encountered. He also investigates how international legal frameworks might inform domestic treaty processes and assesses the constitutional validity of proposals for Indigenous recognition.
Professor Hobbs is available for media requests, speaking engagements, consulting, research collaboration, and research supervision as indicated on his professional profile. His expertise makes him a valuable resource for understanding the complex legal landscape surrounding Indigenous recognition in Australia.
