Nathan Willis

Nathan Willis is a Semester Teaching Fellow at the Faculty of Law, Bond University. His work focuses on constitutional and public law in Australia and Myanmar, with an emphasis on legal frameworks responding to political reform and social change. He holds a PhD from Southern Cross University, specializing in Myanmar's legal systems and the rule of law.

Education:

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Myanmar (Burma), Ethnic Nationalities and the Rule of Law, Southern Cross University (2022).

Research Interests:

Willis explores legal history, federalism, and legal pluralism, particularly in Myanmar. He examines the role of the legal profession in shaping policy and advancing the rule of law. His work bridges academic analysis with practical legal practice, including migration law in Australia.

Publications:

His research spans Myanmar's constitutional challenges, land disputes, and migration policy. Recent works include studies on ministerial intervention in migration matters and racial discrimination law in Myanmar.

Awards:

No specific scientific awards mentioned in the text.

Advising & Grants:

No advising students or grants explicitly listed. He collaborates on policy-relevant research, focusing on legal reforms in Myanmar and Australia.

Labs/Teams:

No affiliated labs or research teams explicitly mentioned.