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Jacqueline is Executive Director of the Australian Writers’ Guild - the peak body representing writers of film, television, stage, radio and new media; and sits on the Boards of the Australian Writers' Foundation and Australian Writers' Guild Authorship Collecting Society. Jacqueline has previously held executive positions with European Network on Debt and Development, the World Development Movement, CARE Australia, and as Director of the Whitlam Institute. She has a Masters in International Studies - Int'l Law and economics, from the University of London SOAS.
Julia is currently research director to the Chief Justice of New South Wales. She was previously associate lecturer of business law and legal ethics and the University of New South Wales. Julia has a professional background in refugee and genocide prevention advocacy and policy including making civil society representations in New York, Europe, the Asia-Pacific and Australia. Her research interests include sovereign debt, export credit, freedom of information and financial justice.
Anne is the Co-ordinator of the Columban Mission Institute Centre for Peace Ecology and Justice which makes connections between the global and the local and between issues of peace, ecology and justice. In this role Anne facilitates workshops, training programs and develops resources with a wide range of groups from school students and young adults to community and parish organizations. She has been involved with Jubilee Australia since 1999 and is keen to promote the Jubilee principle, which is the foundational principle of the Jubilee movement.
Luke has been involved with Jubilee Australia since 2005, including two years on staff as the National Coordinator. Luke was a Rotary World Peace Fellow at the University of California, Berkeley between 2007 and 2009, where he completed a double Masters in Political Science and International Studies. Luke is currently a Gates Scholar at the Cambridge University, England, completing a doctorate in Politics.
Adele joined Jubilee Australia in 2006, taking on the role of Executive Director in 2008. She combines academic qualifications in law and comparative development with experience working with civil society in the Philippines, South Africa and Malawi. Adele has a particular interest in critically examining the political and economic causes for the persistence of poverty in much of the Global South today. She is driven and inspired by the dedication of the many people and organisations in the Global South who are fighting for the right to develop fully.
Carmelan joined Jubilee Australia in September 2011 following a lengthy career in banking and finance, during which time she also established, consulted to and managed a range of not-for-profit organisations. Her finance career took a decided step off the beaten track in 2008 when she took a career break from the finance industry to work on Barack Obama’s presidential campaign. That position opened the door to a two-year role working with the US Democratic Party. In addition to her extensive knowledge and experience in the finance industry, advocacy and politics, Carmelan brings to Jubilee Australia a passion for social justice and a determination to build upon the considerable successes to date and to enhance the long term sustainability of the work.
Ross Buckley is the Professor of International Finance Law at the University of New South Wales, founding Series Editor of the Global Trade Law Series and Series Co-Editor of Kluwer’s International Banking and Finance Law Series. His work focuses on ways to improve the regulation and resilience of national financial systems and the global financial system. He has consulted to government departments in Australia, Indonesia, Vietnam and the U.S. and to banks and finance houses in Australia and the U.K.
Dr Kate Macdonald is a Lecturer at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her research examines emerging systems of global economic governance, with a particular focus on social, labour and human rights governance arrangements and their implications for developing countries. Before taking up her current job in Melbourne she held positions at London School of Economics, Australian National University and Oxford University .
http://www.ssps.unimelb.edu.au/about/staff/profiles/macdonald
John Langmore is a Professorial Fellow in the Department of Political Science at the University of Melbourne, and a visiting fellow at the University of New England. He is also the president of the United Nations Association of Australia and an Australian board member of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.
http://www.ssps.unimelb.edu.au/about/staff/profiles/langmore
Dr Elizabeth Thurbon is a Senior Lecturer of International Relations at the School of Social Sciences and International Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, UNSW. She has a Ph.D. in Government (International Political Economy) from the University of Sydney. She also completed her Economics (Social Sciences) Degree at Sydney University, where she was awarded first class Honours and the University Medal. Elizabeth’s research specialisation is the (international) political economy of industrial development and change, with a particular focus on Asia, Australia and the United States.
https://research.unsw.edu.au/people/dr-elizabeth-catharine-thurbon
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