Issue | Title | |
2013: Faculty Scholarship | Sections 9, 10 and 11 of the Canadian Charter | Abstract SSRN |
Steve Coughlan, Robert J. Currie | ||
2011: Faculty Scholarship | Sex Work By Law: Bedford's Impact on the Municipal Regulation of the Sex Trade | Abstract SSRN |
Elaine Craig | ||
2009: Faculty Scholarship | Social and Economic Rights in Canada: What are They and Who Can Best Protect Them? | Abstract SSRN |
Wayne MacKay | ||
2014: Faculty Scholarship | Speak Up, We Can't Hear You | Abstract SSRN |
Jocelyn Downie | ||
2013: Mini Law School | Sport: How It Shapes Our Identity -- And Our Laws | Abstract YouTube |
Brent Cotter | ||
2012: Faculty Scholarship | Steering and Rowing in Health Care: The Devolution Option? | Abstract |
Joanna Erdman | ||
2010: Faculty Scholarship | Stopping Vehicles on a Downhill Slope: R. v. Nolet | Abstract SSRN |
Steve Coughlan | ||
2012: Faculty Scholarship | Substitute Decision Making about Research: Identifying the Legally Authorized Representative in Four Canadian Provinces | Abstract |
Sheila Wildeman | ||
2016: Faculty Scholarship | Sustainable Arctic Shipping: Are Current International Rules for Polar Shipping Sufficient? | Abstract SSRN |
Aldo Chircop | ||
2010: Faculty Scholarship | Tackling Disability Discrimination at Work: Towards a Systemic Approach | Abstract SSRN |
Dianne Pothier | ||
2007: Faculty Scholarship | Taking Responsibility: Mandatory Legal Ethics in Canadian Law Schools | Abstract SSRN |
Richard Devlin, Jocelyn Downie | ||
2009: Faculty Scholarship | Tax Sparing: A Needed Incentive for Foreign Investment in Low Income Countries or an Unnecessary Revenue Sacrifice | Abstract SSRN |
Kim Brooks | ||
2003: Faculty Scholarship | Tax Stories: An In-Depth Look at Ten Leading Federal Income Tax Cases | Abstract SSRN |
Kim Brooks | ||
2007: Faculty Scholarship | Tax Treaty Treatment of Royalty Payments from Low-Income Countries: A Comparison of Canada and Australia's Policies | Abstract SSRN |
Kim Brooks | ||
2015: Faculty Scholarship | Teaching 'Public Interest Vocationalism': Law as a Case Study | Abstract SSRN |
Jocelyn Downie, Richard Devlin | ||
2009: Faculty Scholarship | Teaching Canadian Labour and Employment Law in the Globalized New Economy: Ruminations of an Aging Neophyte | Abstract SSRN |
Bruce Archibald | ||
2010: Faculty Scholarship | Technology and Judicial Reason: Digital Copyright, Secondary Liability, and the Problem of Perspective | Abstract SSRN |
Jonathon W. Penney | ||
2013: Faculty Scholarship | Telus: Asking the Right Questions About General Warrants | Abstract SSRN |
Steve Coughlan | ||
2009: Faculty Scholarship | Ten Years after Ewanchuk the Art of Seduction is Alive and Well: An Examination of the Mistaken Belief in Consent Defence | Abstract SSRN |
Elaine Craig | ||
2008: Faculty Scholarship | Testing the Waters: Jurisdictional and Policy Aspects of the Continuing Failure to Remedy Drinking Water Quality on First Nations Reserves | Abstract SSRN |
Constance MacIntosh | ||
1993: Faculty Scholarship | Tezcan v. Tezcan: Choice of Law in Matrimonial Property | Abstract SSRN |
Vaughan Black | ||
2004: Faculty Scholarship | The Allocation of Profits between Related Entities and the Oppression Remedy: An Analysis of Ford Motor Co. V. Omers | Abstract SSRN |
Kim Brooks | ||
2007: Faculty Scholarship | The Arctic Council at 10 Years: Retrospect and Prospects | Abstract SSRN |
David VanderZwaag | ||
2011: Faculty Scholarship | The Arctic Council at 15 Years: Edging Forward in a Sea of Governance Challenges | Abstract SSRN |
David VanderZwaag | ||
2001: Faculty Scholarship | The Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy, Arctic Council and Multilateral Environmental Initiatives: Tinkering While the Arctic Marine Environment Totters | Abstract SSRN |
David VanderZwaag | ||
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