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Ms Gillian Moon

Ms Gillian Moon

Visiting Senior Fellow
Law & Justice
Aust Human Rights Institute

Gillian Moon is Senior Visiting Fellow at UNSW Law & Justice and Project Lead for the Australian Climate Accountability Project of the Australian Human Rights Institute. Previously a Senior Lecturer at the Law School, she specialises in the intersections between human rights law, climate change, international economic law and development policy. Her particular focus is the human rights dimension of climate impacts. She has  taught, researched and written on topics at the intersection of international economic law (particularly the law of the WTO), human rights law, climate change law and development theory. For many years a solicitor practising in consumer financial services and social security law, she also has extensive experience in policy formulation, law reform and development strategy.  For more information please see her .
E-mail
g.moon@unsw.edu.au
Location
Room 361 Law Building UNSW Kensington Campus
  • Books | 2018
    Moon G; Toohey L, 2018, The Future of International Economic Integration The Embedded Liberalism Compromise Revisited, Cambridge University Press,
  • Book Chapters | 2021
    Moon G, 2021, '"International trade, development and human rights"', in Critical Issues of Human Rights and Development,
    Book Chapters | 2018
    Chou H-H; Zhou W, 2018, 'Embedded Liberalism and National Treatment', in Moon G; Toohey L (ed.), The Future of International Economic Integration The Embedded Liberalism Compromise Revisited, Cambridge University Press, pp. 103 - 121,
    Book Chapters | 2018
    Moon GF; Nolan J, 2018, 'Embedded Liberalism and Global Business: Domestic stability versus corporate autonomy?', in The Future of International Economic Integration: The Embedded Liberalism Compromise Revisited, Cambridge University Press,
    Book Chapters | 2018
    Moon GF; Toohey L, 2018, 'Introduction to the Embedded Liberalism Compromise', in The Future of International Economic Integration: The Embedded Liberalism Compromise Revisited, Cambridge University Press, pp. 1 - 11,
    Book Chapters | 2018
    Moon GF, 2018, 'Universal Human Rights in the Embedded Liberalism Compromise', in Moon G; Toohey L (ed.), The Future of International Economic Integration: The Embedded Liberalism Compromise Revisited, Cambridge University Press,
  • Journal articles | 2021
    Moon G; Schwarte C, 2021, 'The Paris Agreement's Article 6 Market Mechanisms and WTO Law', CLIMATE LAW, 11, pp. 279 - 297,
    Journal articles | 2021
    Moon G, 2021, 'Arrested ambition? Foreign investor protections, stabilization clauses and fossil-fuelled power generation in developing countries', Review of European, Comparative and International Environmental Law, 30, pp. 313 - 326,
    Journal articles | 2018
    Moon GF, 2018, 'A 'Fundamental Moral Imperative': Social inclusion, the Sustainable Development Goals and international trade law after Brazil-Taxation', Journal of World Trade, 52, pp. 995 - 1017
    Journal articles | 2017
    Moon G, 2017, 'Race to End Poverty? The Roles of Ethnicity and International Economic Law in the Eradication of Extreme Poverty by 2030', Nordic Journal of International Law, 86, pp. 366 - 402,
    Journal articles | 2015
    Harris R; Moon GF, 2015, 'GATT Article XX and Human Rights: What do we know from the first twenty years?', Melbourne Journal of International Law, 16, pp. 432 - 483
    Journal articles | 2013
    Moon GF, 2013, 'Trading in Good Faith? Importing States’ Economic Human Rights Obligations into the WTO’s Doha Round Negotiations', Human Rights Law Review, 13, pp. 245 - 285,
    Journal articles | 2011
    Moon GF, 2011, 'Double Agents, Discrimination, Duress and Doha: A Review of Trade and Human Rights since the China - Publications and Audiovisuals Decision', African Journal of International and Comparative Law, 19, pp. 283 - 306,
    Journal articles | 2011
    Moon GF, 2011, 'Fair in Form, But Discriminatory in Operation--WTO Law's Discriminatory Effects on Human Rights in Developing Countries', Journal of International Economic Law, 14, pp. 553 - 592,
    Journal articles | 2009
    Moon GF, 2009, 'Trade and equality: A relationship to discover', Journal of International Economic Law, 12, pp. 617 - 642
    Journal articles | 2008
    Moon GF, 2008, 'The WTO-Minus Strategy: Development and Human Rights under WTO Law', Human Rights and International Legal Discourse, 2
    Journal articles | 2007
    Moon GF, 2007, 'Book Review: Trade and Human Health and Safety', University of New South Wales Law Journal, 30, pp. 572 - 577
    Journal articles | 2006
    Moon GF, 2006, 'A Light in a Dark Place? Human Rights and International Trade', Balayi: Culture Law and Colonialism, 9, pp. 58 - 72
  • Working Papers | 2021
    Moon G, 2021, "International Standard Time? Climate mitigation, WTO law and technical regulations" (August 2020).,
    Working Papers | 2020
    Moon G, 2020, "Co-regulatory Appeasement? The ASX and corporate disclosure of climate related risk" (May 2020).,
    Working Papers | 2020
    Moon G, 2020, "Queensland, coal exports and the WTO Subsidies Agreement" (February 2020).,
    Working Papers | 2020
    Moon G, 2020, "Technical regulations based on international standards to mitigate climate change",
    Working Papers | 2018
    Moon GF, 2018, Australia’s Indigenous Procurement Policy: Identifying risks from international trade law,
    Working Papers | 2015
    Moon GF, 2015, Favouring the locals: Extreme poverty, racial discrimination, PTAs and BITs,
  • Conference Papers | 2018
    Moon GF, 2018, 'Human rights in the Embedded Liberalism Compromise: Lessons for a post-Trump world', in Human rights in the Embedded Liberalism Compromise: Lessons for a post-Trump world, Society of International Economic Law, American University, Washington D.C., presented at Society of International Economic Law, American University, Washington D.C., 14 July 2018 - 16 July 2018
    Conference Papers | 2016
    Moon GF, 2016, 'Can you see any? Were human rights present in Ruggie's Embedded Liberalism Compromise?', in Can you see any? Were human rights present in Ruggie's Embedded Liberalism Compromise?, The Embedded Liberalism Compromise Revisited, UNSW Law, Sydney, presented at The Embedded Liberalism Compromise Revisited, UNSW Law, Sydney, -
    Conference Papers | 2013
    Moon GF, 2013, 'Deracializing economies and the WTO law National Treatment rule', in Deracializing economies and the WTO law National Treatment rule, Socio-Legal Approaches to International Economic Law, University College London, presented at Socio-Legal Approaches to International Economic Law, University College London, -
    Conference Papers | 2013
    Moon GF, 2013, 'Worth the paper? Economic human rights in the context of IEL', in Worth the paper? Economic human rights in the context of IEL, International Economic Law Symposium of ANZSIL, Melbourne University Law School, presented at International Economic Law Symposium of ANZSIL, Melbourne University Law School, 01 March 2013 - 01 March 2013
    Conference Papers | 2012
    Moon GF, 2012, 'Assaying the Ark: Can the Covenant's 'right to work' be employed at the WTO?', in Assaying the Ark: Can the Covenant's 'right to work' be employed at the WTO?, Australia New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL), Canberra, presented at Australia New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL), Canberra, -
    Conference Papers | 2010
    Moon GF, 2010, 'WTO law and human rights: The state of play', in WTO law and human rights: The state of play, Australia New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL), Canberra, presented at Australia New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL), Canberra, 24 June 2010 - 26 June 2010
    Conference Papers | 2009
    Moon GF, 2009, 'Trade Agreements: Where do we go from here?', in Trade Agreements: Where do we go from here?, International Economic Law Symposium, Victoria University of Wellington Law School, presented at International Economic Law Symposium, Victoria University of Wellington Law School, 21 October 2009 - 23 October 2009
    Conference Papers | 2008
    Moon GF, 2008, 'Could agricultural tariff reductions in developing countries be unlawfully discriminatory?', in Contemporary Issues for Heterodox Economics, Society of Heterodox Economists, The University of New South Wales, presented at 7th Australian Society of Heterdox Economists Conference, UNSW, 08 December 2008 - 09 December 2008
    Conference Papers | 2007
    Moon GF, 2007, 'Capturing the Benefits of Trade? Local content requirement in World Trade Organisation Law and the human rights approach to development', in 6th Australian Society of Heterodox Economists Conference, 6th Australian Society of Heterodox Economists Conference, University of New South Wales, presented at 6th Australian Society of Heterodox Economists Conference, University of New South Wales, 10 December 2007 - 11 December 2007
    Conference Papers | 2006
    Moon GF, 2006, 'Trade in Agriculture and the Cairns Group Agenda: promoting economic and social development in developing countries?', in Trade in Agriculture and the Cairns Group Agenda: promoting economic and social development in developing countries?, Ingram Colloquium, UNSW, presented at Ingram Colloquium, UNSW, 20 October 2006 - 20 October 2006
    Conference Papers | 2004
    Moon GF, 2004, 'A light in a dark place? Non-discrimination in human rights and trade law', in Australia New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL) Conference, Australia New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL) Conference, ANU, Canberra, presented at Australia New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL) Conference, ANU, Canberra, 18 June 2004 - 20 June 2004

Gillian Moon is currently Project Lead for the Australian Climate Accountability Project, an initiative of the Australian Human Rights Institute at UNSW in response to the grave threat posed to human rights by climate change. The Project is investigating the role of emissions from Australia's exported coal and LNG in driving aggravated climate change and human rights harms in Australia, and the corresponding human rights obligations of governments and corporations. The Project is developing Human Rights Guiding Principles for a staged and just phase out of Australia's coal and LNG exports, in accordance with the temperature goals of the Paris Agreement.