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C. MANTZIARIS, Consultant, Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Commission; National Native Title Tri-
bunal; Corrs Chambers Westgarth.
D. ROCHE, convener, NSW Youth Justice conferenc-
es; Submission author and witness, Senate legal and
constitutional references committee, Inquiry into the
Human Rights (Mandatory Sentencing of Juvenile Of-
fenders) Bill 1999.
Dr N. SEDDON, Panel member, independent report
to Victorian government, Audit Review of Government
Contracts; Legal awareness seminars to AUSAID, De-
partment of Defence, Attorney-Generals, DOFA;
Adviser to Department of Defence on standard form
contracts; Australian National Audit Office(ANAO) on
government contracting and the use of confidentiality
clauses; Guest editor, Administrative Law in a Federal
System: Federal Law Review, Vol 28(2).
Prof J. STAPLETON, Adviser to the Restatement
(Third) of Torts: General Principles; Consultant to
I&L Securities; National Blood Authority (UK); Mem-
ber, editorial board, Torts Law Journal.
Prof L.R. ZINES, Expert Adviser, ACT federation cen-
tenary committee; Member, centenary national
advisory panel, Founding Documents Website project
managed by the National Archives; advisory committee,
Judiciary Act of the Australian Law Reform Commis-
sion; Member, advisory board, Federal Law Review;
Public Law Review.
Philosophy Program
Prof M. SMITH, Information officer and member of
council, Australasian Association of Philosophy; Mem-
ber, executive, Australian Society for Legal Philosophy;
Member, editorial board, Australasian Journal of Philos-
ophy; Ethics; Philosopher’s Imprint; Philosophical
Explorations.
Political Science Program
Prof F. CASTLES, Co-editor, Reshaping Australian In-
stitutions series, Cambridge University Press; Member,
international advisory board, Acta Politica; Member,
editorial board, The Journal of Commonwealth and
Comparative Politics.
Dr R. GIBSON, Member, executive committee, British
politics group, American Political Science Association.
Prof B. HINDESS, Member, editorial board, Critical
Review of International Social and Political Philosophy;
Journal of Political Philosophy; Member, editorial advi-
sory board, European Journal of Social Theory; Theory
and Event; Communal/Plural; Thesis 11.
Prof M. SAWER, Member, international consultative
committee, Research Centre on Women and Politics,
University of Ottawa; public affairs committee, Acade-
my of the Social Sciences in Australia; political science
accreditation panel, Board of Senior Secondary Studies,
ACT; executive, research committee 19 (Sex Roles and
Politics), International Political Science Association; so-
cial responsibility committee, YWCA Australia;
Member, editorial board, Australian Journal of Politics
and History.
Dr John UHR, Member, editorial committee, The Vi-
sion in Hindsight centenary of federation project,
Parliamentary Library; editorial committee, centenary
history, Australian National Audit Office; Adviser, Vic-
torian Royal Commission into Metropolitan
Ambulance Service; Invited witness, Victorian Parlia-
mentary Public Accounts Committee; Member,
advisory board, The Drawing Board: An Australian Re-
view of Public Affairs.
Research Evaluation and Policy Project
B. BIGLIA, Guest editor, Research Evaluation 9(2). Spe-
cial issue on data and strategies in evaluating public
R&D.
L. BUTLER, Member, editorial board, Scientometrics.
Social and Political Theory Program
Prof H.G. BRENNAN, Editor, Economics and Philoso-
phy; Joint editor, Collected Works of James M. Buchanan
(19 volumes), Liberty Press; Economics & Philosophy;
Assoc editor, Political Philosophy; Member, editorial
board, Public Finance Review; Australian Economic Pa-
pers; Constitutional Political Economy; President,
Relationships Australia, Canberra region; Vice-Presi-
dent, Relationships Australia, nationally; Consultant,
Anglican Primate’s committee on tax reform.
Prof R.E. GOODIN, Consultant to World Health Or-
ganization on health policy; Chair, David Easton
Award Committee of the Foundations of Political The-
ory; Member, executive committee, Society for the
Advancement of Socio-Economics; founding board,
Committee on the Political Economy of the Good So-
ciety (PEGS); Guest editor, Ethics 111 Symposium with
Martha Nussbaum; Journal of Political Philosophy 8(1-
4); Co-editor, Journal of Political Philosophy; Editor,
Theories of Institutional Design series, Cambridge Uni-
versity Press; Member, editorial board, Ethics;  British
Journal of Political Science; Journal of Public Policy; Po-
litical Studies; Responsive Community; New Political
Economy; Acta Politica (Netherlands); La Revue Interna-
tionale d'Éthique Sociétal et Gouvernementale/Journal of
Social and Government Ethics (Canada); Policy Sciences;
PS: Political Science & Politics.
Prof Philip PETTIT, Member, fellowships committee,
Australian European University; advisory board, Eras-
mus Institute for Philosophy and Economics, Erasmus
University; advisory board, Law and Philosophy Cent-
er, Columbia University; steering group, project on
ethics and cloning, Australian Academy of Science; Pan-
el C committee, Academy of Social Sciences in
Australia; Member, advisory board, McDonnell project

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