ProfessorElisa Arcioni

Elisa is a leading scholar of constitutional identity. She works in the field of public law, focusing in particular on questions of inclusion and exclusion under the Constitution.

Elisa is currently engaged in a 3 year project on claims on belonging in Australian law and history (with Helen Irving and Rayner Thwaites) and is writing a sole-authored monograph on Constitutional Identities.

Elisa is a member of the Management Board for CERIDAP:https://ceridap.eu/en/ceridap-english/, an outgoing convenor of the International Association of Constitutional Law Research Group on Membership and Exclusion under Constitutions, a former Executive Council member of the Australian Association of Constitutional Law and former Editor of the Sydney Law Review.

Elisa joined the University of Sydney Law School in 2012, prior to which she was lecturer in law at the University of Wollongong and associate to the Honourable Justice Michael Kirby, High Court of Australia.

BA (Italian with Distinction) Wollongong LLB (Hons I) Wollongong GradDipLegPrac College of Law PhD Sydney FAAL