Warwick Gullett has been Dean at the Faculty of Law since 2012. He is a graduate of
Monash University (LLB, 1995, BA (Hons), 1997) and the Australian National University
(PhD, 2002: Environmental Decision-making in a Transboundary Context: Principles,
Challenges and Opportunities for Precautionary Environmental Impact Assessment). From
2001-2004 he was a Lecturer at the Australian Maritime College in Tasmania. He joined the
University of Wollongong as a Lecturer in 2004, becoming a Professor in 2010. He was
appointed Head of Postgraduate Studies and Associate Dean (Research) in the Faculty of
Law in 2009. His teaching in the LLB program includes Law of Torts, Law of the Sea and
Marine Resources Law. He coordinates and contributes to various ANCORS professional short
courses and Masters units. 

Warwick has held visiting appointments at the York Centre for Applied Sustainability,
Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University (Toronto) and the Institute for the Law
of the Sea, National Taiwan Ocean University (Keelung). From 2008-2010 Warwick was Editor
of the Australian Journal of Maritime and Ocean Affairs. He is on the Editorial Committee
of the Australasian Journal of Natural Resources Law and Policy and serves as Fisheries
Editor for the Environmental and Planning Law Journal. He was nominated as an expert of
international standing by the ARC College of Experts in 2008.

Articles

Incorporating fisheries interests in National Oceans Policymaking, Faculty of Law - Papers (2012)

The principal aim of national oceans policymaking is to identify and assess all current and...

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Regulating fishing in Australia: from mullet size limits to international hot pursuits, Faculty of Law - Papers (2009)

Fisheries laws simply regulate human interactions with fish. Yet it is an enormous challenge to...

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Pushing the Limits of the Law of the Sea Convention: Australian and French Cooperative Surveillance and Enforcement in the Southern Ocean (with Clive Schofield), International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law (2007)

This article examines recent steps taken by Australia and France to combat illegal fishing in...

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Book review. The precautionary principle in practice, Faculty of Law - Papers (2006)

Since 1992, when the precautionary principle reached centre stage in environmental discourse at the Rio...

Cancellation provisions in Australia's Commonwealth-managed fisheries (with Richard Mason), Faculty of Law - Papers (2006)

In its recently completed review of Commonwealth fisheries policy the Australian Government, following submissions from...

Books

Marine resources management (with Clive Schofield and Joanna Vince), Faculty of Law - Papers (2011)

The idea for this book came from a realisation that although the marine resources in...

Contributions to Books

Advancing maritime Australia (with Clive Schofield and Joanna Vince), Faculty of Law - Papers (2011)

According to the Australian Institute of Marine Science Index of Marine Industry, Australia is 'one...

Australia's marine jurisdictions under international and domestic law (with Gregory Rose), Faculty of Law - Papers (2011)

This chapter explains Australia's international maritime zones and domestic marine jurisdictions in order to understand...

Fisheries and aquatic ecosystems, Faculty of Law - Papers (2011)

THE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW HANDBOOK was first published in 1988, and has been the standard textbook...

Girt by sea: the challenge of managing Australia's marine resources (with Clive Schofield and Joanna Vince), Faculty of Law - Papers (2011)

Advance Australia Fair includes the words 'Our home is girt by sea'. This line of...

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Fishing industry - Taiwan, Faculty of Law - Papers (2009)

Taiwan has one of the largest fishing industries in the world. But because Taiwan no...