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ARTICLES
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Angela Campbell |
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The Supreme Court of Canada, Charter Dialogue, and Deference Rosalind Dixon |
287 |
A Tale of Two Maps: The Limits of Universalism in Comparative Adam M. Dodek |
317 |
Polygamy’s Inscrutable Criminal Mischief Susan G. Drummond |
REVIEW ESSAY
371 |
Michael M. Karayanni |
BOOK NOTES
389 |
Law, Legitimacy and the Rationing of Health Care – by Keith Syrett Rivka Birkan |
393 |
The Work of Global Justice: Human Rights as Practices – by Fuyuki Kurasawa Alyssa Brierley |
395 |
Criminal Artefacts: Governing Drugs and Users – by Dawn Moore Maija Martin |
397 |
War and the Law of Nations: A General History – by Stephen C. Neff Pulat Yunusov |
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ARTICLES
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Policy Preference Change and Appointments to the Supreme Court of Canada Benjamin Alarie & Andrew Green |
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The Politics of Knowledge Dissemination: Corporate Reporting, Shareholder Voice, and Human Rights Aaron A. Dhir |
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American Citations and the McLachlin Court: An Empirical Study Peter McCormick |
COMMENTARY
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Appealing Outcomes: A Study of the Overturn Rate of Canada’s Appellate Courts Michael H. Lubetsky & Joshua A. Krane |
BOOK REVIEWS
151 |
The Birthright Lottery: Citizenship and Global Inequality – by Ayelet Shachar Sasha Baglay |
159 |
The Crisis of Islamic Civilization – by Ali A. Allawi |
167 |
Rethinking Juvenile Justice – by Elizabeth S. Scott & Laurence Steinberg |
BOOK NOTES
175 |
The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It – by Jonathan Zittrain |
177 |
The Challenge: Hamdan v. Rumsfeld and the Fight over Presidential Power – by Jonathan Mahler |
179 |
How Judges Think – by Richard A. Posner |
181 |
McMafia: A Journey through the Global Criminal Underworld – |
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Patricia Hughes & Janet E. Mosher |
ARTICLES
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Peer Review in Canada: Results from a Promising Experiment Frederick Zemans & James Stribopoulos |
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Collaborative Family Law and Gender Inequalities: Balancing Risks and Opportunities Wanda Wiegers & Michaela Keet |
773 |
Law Commissions and Access to Justice: What Justice Should We Be Talking About? Patricia Hughes |
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Lessons in Access to Justice: Racialized Youths and Ontario’s Safe Schools Janet E. Mosher |
REVIEW ESSAY
BOOK REVIEWS
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Making People Illegal: What Globalization Means for Migration and Law – Sean Rehaag |
877 |
Book Notes: Reviews of Legal Publications |
COMPENDIUM
885 |
Recent Graduate Student Dissertation and Thesis Abstracts |
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Foreword: Making a Case for Comparative Constitutionalism and Transnational LawCraig Scott & Peer Zumbansen |
ARTICLES
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Modern Constitutional Democracy and Imperialism James Tully |
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The Constitutive Paradox of Modern Law: A Comment on Tully Ruth Buchanan |
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“Other Worlds Are Actual”: Tully on the Imperial Roles of Modern Constitutional Democracy Michael Simpson |
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Judicial Review and American Constitutional Exceptionalism Miguel Schor |
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Unilateral Home State Regulation: Imperialism or Tool for Subaltern Resistance? Sara L. Seck |
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Recent Developments in Transnational Human Rights Litigation: |
BOOK REVIEWS
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Transnational Constitutionalism: International and European Perspectives – edited by Nicholas Tsagourias Amaya Alvez |
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Territory, Authority, Rights: From Medieval to Global Assemblages – |
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Multiculturalism and the Canadian Constitution – edited by Stephen TierneyGraham Hudson |
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The New Law and Economic Development: A Critical Appraisal – |
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ARTICLES
“Are We There Yet?” Reflections on the Success of the Environmental Law Movement in Ontario D. Paul Emond |
Putting Ethics into Environmental Law: Fiduciary Duties for Ethical Investment Benjamin J. Richardson |
Confronting Chronic Pollution: A Socio-Legal Analysis of Risk and Precaution Dayna Nadine Scott |
Six Principles for Integrating Non-Governmental Environmental Standards into Smart Regulation Stepan Wood & Lynn Johannson |
COMMENTARY
| Katie Black & James Wishart |
BOOK REVIEWS
Toxic Exposures: Contested Illnesses and the Environmental Health Movement – by Phil Brown Natasha Affolder & Stuart E. Turvey |
Global Biopiracy: Patents, Plants, and Indigenous Knowledge – by Ikechi Mgbeoji Bita Amani |
The Law and Policy of Ecosystem Services – by J.B. Ruhl, Steven E. Kraft & Christopher L. Lant Bruce Pardy |
Book Notes: Reviews of Recent Legal Publications |
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Erratum
The article “Civil Resistance and the ‘Diversity of Tactics’ in the Anti-Globalization Movement: Problems of Violence, Silence, and Solidarity in Activist Politics” in volume 41 (summer/fall 2003) mistakenly identifies Jaggi Singh as the person with the bullhorn at the snake march, and the remark that “anything can happen” is erroneously attributed to him (page 528). Professor Janet Conway, the author of the article, has acknowledged this factual error and requested that the Osgoode Hall Law Journal publish a correction and apology to Mr. Singh.
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Canadian Legal Ethics: Ready for the Twenty-First Century at Last Adam M. Dodek |
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‘In the Public Interest’: The Responsibilities and Rights of Government Lawyers Allan C. Hutchinson |
The Public Interest, Professionalism, and Pro Bono Publico Lorne Sossin |
COMMENTARIES
Representing a Minor: A Shared Dilemma in Ontario and Massachusetts Andrew L. Kaufman |
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BOOK REVIEWS
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Lawyers Gone Bad: Money, Sex, and Madness in Canada’s Legal Profession – by Philip Slayton Lorraine Lafferty |
The New Lawyer: How Settlement is Transforming the Practice of Law – by Julie Macfarlane Andrew Pirie |
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Volume 45, Number 4
Winter, 2007
Law and Feminism
Guest Editor: Mary Jane Mossman
Introduction
Jamie Cameron, Editor-in-Chief
In Memoriam: The Honourable Gerald Eric Le Dain
By Patrick J. Monahan, Harry W. Arthurs & Bruce Ryder
By Mary Jane Mossman, Guest Editor
Articles
By Natasha Bakht, Kim Brooks,Gillian Calder, Jennifer Koshan, Sonia Lawrence, Carissima Mathen & Debra Parkes
By Shelley A.M. Gavigan & Dorothy E. Chunn
"The Gender Trap: Flexible Work in Corporate Legal Practice"
By Margaret Thornton & Joanne Bagust
Book Reviews
READING THE FUTURE?: LEGAL AND ETHICAL CHALLENGES OF
PREDICTIVE GENETIC TESTING
BY TRUDO LEMMENS
Review by Fiona Miller
THE URSULA FRANKLIN READER: PACIFISM AS A MAP
BY URSULA FRANKLIN
Review by Mary Jane Mossman
BAR CODES: WOMEN IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION
BY JEAN MCKENZIE LEIPER
Review by Gina Papageorgiou
Book Notes
Reviews of Recent Legal Publications
Compendium
Recent Graduate Student Dissertations and Thesis Abstracts
Volume 45, Number 3
Fall, 2007
Articles
By Harry Arthurs & Claire Mummé
By Stephanie Ben-Ishai & Saul Schwartz
“Constitutional Questions About Canada’s New Political Finance Regime”
By Colin Feasby
“ Prescribed by Law/ Une règle de droit ”
By Robert Leckey
Book Reviews
“Empire’s Law: The American Imperial Project and the ‘War to Remake the World’ By Amy Bartholomew, ed.”
By Irina Ceric
“Transboundary Harm in International Law: Lessons from the Trail Smelter Arbitration, By Rebecca M. Bratspies & Russell A. Miller, Eds.”
By Stepan Wood
“The Culture Of Flushing: A Social and Legal History of Sewage, By Jamie Benidickson”
By Marcia Valiante
Book Notes
Reviews of Recent Legal Publications
Volume 45, Number 2
Summer, 2007
Articles
“Beyond Self-Congratulation: The Charter at 25 in an International Perspective”
By Louise Arbour & Fannie Lafontaine
“Law’s Religion: Rendering Culture”
By Benjamin L. Berger
“Does A Judge’s Party of Appointment or Gender Matter to Case Outcomes?: An Empirical Study of the Court of Appeal for Ontario”
By Moin A. Yahya & James Stribopoulos
Lectures
“The Charter 25 Years Later: The Good, the Bad, and the Challenges”
By The Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin
“The First Women Lawyers: ‘Piecemeal Progress and Circumscribed Success’”
By Mary Jane Mossman
Review Essay
“The Social Significance of the World’s First Women Lawyers”
By Fiona Kay
Book Reviews
“Recognizing Aboriginal Title: The Mabo Case and Indigenous Resistance to English-Settler Colonialism
By Jacinta Ruru
Book Notes
Reviews of Recent Legal Publications
Special Issue: Charter Dialogue Revisited
Volume 45, Number 1
Spring, 2007
The Osgoode Hall Law Journal’s first issue of 2007 will showcase a collection of articles to mark the anniversary of Peter W. Hogg and Allison A. Bushell Thornton’s much-debated article, “Charter Dialogue Between Courts and Legislatures (Or Perhaps The Charter of Rights Isn’t Such A Bad Thing After All),” which was published in the Journal’s Spring 1997 issue. In “Charter Dialogue Revisited—Or ‘Much Ado About Metaphors’,” Hogg, Bushell Thornton, and a new co-author, Wade K. Wright, update the research on legislative sequels to Charter decisions and provide a response to the extensive literature that was generated by “Charter Dialogue.” In response, six esteemed commentators offer divergent perspectives on the dialogue between the courts and legislatures as expanded upon by Hogg, Bushell Thornton, and Wright. The issue is availible now.
Article
“Charter Dialogue Revisited—Or “‘Much Ado About Metaphors’”
By Peter W. Hogg, Allison A. Bushell Thornton & Wade K. Wright
Commentaries
“Does the Observer Have an Effect?: An Analysis of the Use of the Dialogue Metaphor in Canada’s Courts”
By Richard Haigh & Michael Sobkin
“Constitutionalism From the Top Down”
By Grant Huscroft
“The Day the Dialogue Died: A Comment on Sauvé v. Canada”
By Christopher Manfredi
“Dialogue Theory, Judicial Review, and Judicial Supremacy: A Comment on “‘Charter Dialogue Revisited’”
By Carissima Mathen
“Taking Dialogue Theory Much Too Seriously (Or Perhaps Charter Dialogue Isn’t Such a Good Thing After All)”
By Andrew Petter
“Sharpening the Dialogue Debate: The Next Decade of Scholarship”
By Kent Roach
Reply
“A Reply on “‘Charter Dialogue Revisited’”
By Peter W. Hogg, Allison A. Bushell Thornton & Wade K. Wright
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