Associate Professor - University of Technology, Sydney
Dr Thalia specialises in Indigenous criminalisation and Indigenous community justice mechanisms. Her research is grounded in legal history and understandings of the colonial legacy in legal institutions. She has developed new approaches to researching and understanding the role of the criminal law in governing Indigenous communities and how the state regulates Indigenous-based justice strategies. Her research is informed by fieldwork in Indigenous communities and partnerships with Indigenous legal organisations in Australia and overseas.
Dr Thalia specialises in Indigenous criminalisation and Indigenous community justice mechanisms. Her research is grounded in legal history and understandings of the colonial legacy in legal institutions. She has developed new approaches to researching and understanding the role of the criminal law in governing Indigenous communities and how the state regulates Indigenous-based justice strategies. Her research is informed by fieldwork in Indigenous communities and partnerships with Indigenous legal organisations in Australia and overseas.
Featured Videos
- An Indigenous journey from imprisonment to empowerment with Dr Thalia Anthony and Keenan Mundine
- Reducing Indigenous Prison Rates with Jonathan Rudin and Thalia Anthony
- Indigenous Laws in the Contemporary Economy with Dr Thalia Anthony and Prof Rebecca Johnson
- Indigenous Justice with Professor Thalia Anthony and Dr Holly Doel-Mackaway