Harry Hobbs is an Associate Professor in the University of New South Wales Faculty of Law and Justice.
National affairs
The everyday threat of sovereign citizen pseudolaw
Harry Hobbs & Stephen Young
29 August 2025
Behind the violence of its most extreme adherents is a web of groups active at the grassroots
Books & arts
Pluralism exists; we just need to accept it
Harry Hobbs
27 August 2025
The European Union’s relations with its member states could help us navigate the process of treaty-making
Books & arts
Northeastern Canada’s self-governing Inuit
Harry Hobbs
10 August 2023
The Nunatsiavut assembly sits at the intersection of Inuit and European political traditions
National affairs
Treaty-making gathers pace
Harry Hobbs
17 March 2023
Most state and territory governments have commenced negotiations with First Nation peoples
National affairs
Drawing history into the present
Harry Hobbs
16 March 2021
Victoria takes up the challenge of truth-telling
National affairs
Death, taxes and the strange history of rebel micronations
Harry Hobbs
18 February 2021
Former One Nation senator Rod Culleton’s attempt to unite “sovereign citizens” recalls earlier efforts to step outside Australian law
National affairs
The Sámi’s voice
Harry Hobbs
8 February 2021
Does Sweden’s Sámediggi offer lessons for Australia’s Indigenous Voice to Parliament?
National affairs
How the treaty momentum is growing
Harry Hobbs
24 July 2019
Governments across Australia are negotiating formal agreements with Indigenous communities
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