Rate My Professor Alan Berman

Dr Berman's key publications include the book Speaking Out: Stopping Homophobic and Transphobic Abuse in Queensland (Australian Academic Press, 2010), nominated for a National Human Rights Award; Human Rights Law and Racial Hate Speech Regulation in Australia: Reform and Replace? (Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law, 2015); When do People Value Rehabilitation and Restorative Justice Over the Punishment of Offenders? (Victims and Offenders, 2019, with S. Moss, E. Lee, and D.L. Rung); Privilege for Prejudice and Perverse Outcomes: The Proposed Religious Discrimination Bills (Court of Conscience, 2022, with M. Brady); and Assessment in the age of artificial intelligence: Interdisciplinary analysis of ChatGPT response to higher education assessment tasks (Knowledge Management and E-Learning, 2025, with multiple co-authors). Additional works feature in high-ranking journals such as Stanford Journal of International Law, Texas International Law Journal, Oxford University Comparative Law Forum, and Cambridge International Journal of Law in Context. He served as Project Manager and Chief Investigator for a grant-funded project from the Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney General investigating legal responses to homophobic and transphobic violence in Queensland. Dr Berman's scholarship has been cited in leading treatises, governmental and non-governmental reports, and by legal scholars as well as French and Australian anthropologists.