Julia has a BA from Murdoch University, Western Australia, majoring in Politics, Philosophy and Sociology. She studied for her Honours with IASOS in 1991 and obtained a scholarship from the Law Foundation of Tasmania for a PhD, also with IASOS, which was completed in 1995.
Research Interests
Julia has a strong multidisciplinary interest in all aspects of Antarctic law, policy, international relations, environmental management, ethics, science, intellectual property and publishes widely on all of these topics.
Teaching
Julia teaches the law and policy components within the IASOS Honours and IAI Masters course. She also teaches Antarctic Tourism, a fully online, cross campus and cross institutional unit, and International Marine Management
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UnitsSelected Publications:- Jabour, J and Iliff, M, 2009, 'Theatre sports in the Southern Ocean: Engagement options for Australia in whale research protest action
', Australian Journal of International Affairs, (forthcoming March 2009)
- Jabour, J, 2008, 'The Australian Continental Shelf: Has Australia's high latitude diplomacy paid off?', Marine Policy, (available online as Article in Press)
- Jabour, J, 2008, 'Successful conservation - then what? The de-listing of Arctocephalus fur seal species in Antarctica', Journal of International Wildlife Law and Policy, 11:2, pgs. 1
- Jabour, J and Weber, M, 2008, 'Is it time to cut the Gordian knot of polar sovereignty?', RECIEL, 17:1, pgs. 27
- Turner, J, Jabour, J and Miller, D, 2008, 'Consensus or not Consensus: That is the CCAMLR question', Ocean Yearbook, Vol. 22
- Kriwoken, L, Jabour, J and Hemmings, A (Eds), 2007, 'Looking South: Australia's Antarctic Agenda', Federation Press
- Jabour, J., 2006, 'High Latitude Diplomacy: Australia's Antarctic extended continental shelf', Marine Policy, 30/2, pgs. 197-198
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