Ms Juliette McIntyre

Excludes commercial-in-confidence projects.

Other projects

A Simpson and J McIntyre, ‘Politics, justice & accountability: Myanmar and international courts’ in Anthony Ware et al (eds), After the Coup: Myanmar's Political & Humanitarian Crisis (ANU Press, forthcoming)

J McIntyre, ‘Consenting to be Bound or Co-operative Condemnation? Article 63 Interventions at the International Court of Justice’ (2023) Australian International Law Journal (forthcoming)

Research outputs for the last seven years are shown below. Some long-standing staff members may have older outputs included. To see earlier years visit ORCID, ResearcherID or Scopus

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Journal Articles

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Other outputs

J McIntyre, ‘Great Hall, Small States’, CIL Dialogues (10 July 2023)

J McIntyre, K Wigard & O Pomson, ‘A Hot Potato: The ICJ’s Order on the Admissibility of 32 Declarations of Intervention in Ukraine v. Russia’, EJIL: Talk! (13 June 2023) and republished Leuven Blog for Public Law (27 June 2023)

J McIntyre & M Rizzi, ‘In Praise of Flowers and Pebbles, or Why We Push Back Against Methodology’, Critical Legal Thinking (25 January 2023)

J McIntyre, O Pomson & K Wigard, ‘We Read 22 Intervention Declarations So You Don’t Have To: Reviewing Key Themes and Arguments in Ukraine v. Russia’, CIL Dialogues (26 October 2022)

J McIntyre, ‘Less a Wave Than a Tsunami: Procedural Implications for the ICJ of the Article 63 Interventions in Ukraine v. Russia’, Völkerrechtsblog (11 October 2022)

J McIntyre, ‘The New Wave of Article 63 Interventions at the International Court of Justice’ EJIL:Talk! (16 August 2022) 

J McIntyre & A Simpson, ‘International court rejects Myanmar’s bid to halt genocide case’, The Strategist (Australian Strategic Policy Institute) (27 July 2022)

D Fraser & J McIntyre, ‘The duty to prevent genocide in Ukraine’, The Interpreter (The Lowy Institute) (20 April 2022)

J McIntyre, D Guilfoyle & T P Paige, ‘Is international law powerless against Russian aggression in Ukraine? No, but it’s complicated’, The Conversation (25 February 2022) 

A Simpson & J McIntyre, ‘It’s a mistake to allow Myanmar’s junta to appear in Rohingya case’, The Interpreter (The Lowy Institute) (23 February 2022) 

R Sarre & J McIntyre, ‘Can Australian businesses force customers to wear a mask? Here’s what the law says’, The Conversation (16 July 2020)

J McIntyre, ‘The International Court of Justice Releases New Rules of Court’, EJIL:Talk! (4 November 2019)

J McIntyre, ‘With 15 other children, Greta Thunberg has filed a UN complaint against 5 countries. Here’s what it’ll achieve’, The Conversation (25 September 2019)

J McIntyre, ‘Mother-and-Infant Facilities at Adelaide Women’s Prison: A Cost-Effective Measure in the Best Interests of the Child’, publicly released September 2017

J McIntyre, 'The Definition of Investment under ICSID: How Corporations Are Changing International Law' Conference Paper presented at the 2013 Canadian Council on International Law Annual Conference

Ms McIntyre is undertaking her PhD in Law at the University of Melbourne. She is supervised by Judge Hilary Charlesworth of the International Court of Justice, and Professor Margaret Young. Her thesis investigates the values inherent in the procedural rules of the International Court of Justice.