# Kim Rubenstein
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kim rubenstein (pronounced "ruben-steen") , born 1965, is an Australian legal scholar, legal practitioner, professor, Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law and Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia. Rubenstein won the 2013 Edna Ryan award for Leadership for "leading feminist changes in the public sphere" and is a gender equity advocate. In 2020 she became the inaugural Co-Director, Academic of the 50/50 by 2030 Foundation at the University of Canberra and a Professor in the University's Faculty of Business, Government and Law.
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Sam Shahin, Clem MaCintyre, Kim Rubenstein, Bronte Manuel, Brendan B Brown, Karlie Bruce, Gabrielle Sternbenz, Richard Pascoe, Karen Stanley and your calls.
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Could the Coalition's referendum proposal risk rule of law?
Could a constitutional change to citizenship laws harm the rule of law in Australia and damage the separation of powers that keeps our democracy afloat?
Guest: Professor Kim Rubenstein, constitutional law and citizenship expert at the University of Canberra.
Producer: Grace Stranger
Geraldine Brooks fights for son's citizenship
Renown Australian journalist and author Geraldine Brooks has tried for four years to secure her adopted son, Bizu, an Australian citizenship.
Bizu was adopted by Geraldine and her late husband Tony when they lived in the US.
The complex case has raised the question of what it means to be an Austral…
Meet the author - Paula Gerber
Paula Gerber was in conversation with Kim Rubenstein on her new book Sex, Gender & Identity: Trans Rights in Australia.
Why are trans people so hated? Barely a week goes by without pointed media stories about the trans community, usually targeting trans women. They are likely to have a sensational…
74. Isis Brides: Children of Nowhere and the Limits of Citizenship
In this episode Associate Professor Imogen Saunders is joined by Dr Rumyana van Ark and Professor Kim Rubenstein to discuss citizenship, security, and the rights of children in the context of Australians held in camps in North East Syria.
Prompted by recent debate over the so-called “ISIS brides”,…
Kate Grenville, Kim Rubenstein & Leanne Weber – Knowing Where We Fit in the Australian Colonial Story
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Each of us – whether we choose to embrace, deny or ignore this knowledge - is uniquely positioned within a shared colonial history. The question of positionality is a central theme for this seminar, to be explored through a comparison of two books that confront Australia’s colonial p…
Meet the author - Joseph Toltz and Anna Boucher
Joseph Toltz and Anna Boucher in conversation with Kim Rubenstein on their new book Out of the depths. The first collection of Holocaust songs.Available for the first time in English translation, this collection of songs is a powerful memorial to the victims of the Holocaust.
#5 - Parliament: What If Women Wrote The Rules?
What would Parliament look like if it was remade by and for women?
Australia's first female parliamentarian was told Parliament was "no place for a woman". Her name was Edith Cowan. She got elected and helped change the laws governing women’s lives.
But within the chambers of Parliament itself, lit…
Laura Tingle on national politics. The loss of citizenship for terrorists. How beef changed America
Laura Tingle on the politics of reconciliation and recognition. Kim Rubenstein reviews the current provisions for terrorism-related loss of citizenship. Historian Josh Specht explains how beef changed America.
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