• (Re)Imagining 'justice': documentation of sexual violence against Rohingya women and girls in Myanmar 

  Etmanski, Theressa (2018-10-02)

  The Rohingya population of Myanmar have been called one of the most persecuted ethnic minorities on earth. Beyond the systemic discrimination and ongoing violations of basic human rights, Tatmadaw operations against Rohingya ...
• Competition Law and the Possibility of Private Transnational Governance 

  Phan, Thanh Cong (Houston Journal of International Law, 2018-03-07)

  Under economic globalization, anti-competitive acts transcend national borders and become a challenge for competition law as traditionally conceived. Most countries have been dealing with cross-border competition problems ...
• Community corrections in China: problems, political goals, and the way forward 

  Kong, Qi (2018-08-30)

  In this thesis, I examine the implementation of community corrections in China with a focus on the factors preventing it from functioning effectively, as well as the possible way forward for the system. I introduce the ...
• Comparative law gets entitled: the 1900 Paris Congress in contexts 

  Fournier, Mireille (2018-08-30)

  This thesis examines the intellectual context of the first international congress of comparative law held in Paris, at the occasion of the 1900 World Fair. In particular, it articulates some of the unstated assumptions ...
• Finding law about life: a cross-cultural study of indigenous legal principles in Nishnawbe Aski Nation 

  Daniel, Meaghan (2018-05-14)

  This is a cross-cultural study of Indigenous legal traditions in Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN), a political territorial organization in northern Ontario. By analyzing NAN’s resolutions (passed by NAN Chiefs-in-Assembly to ...
• Patterns of protest: property, social movements, and the law in British Columbia 

  Isitt, Benjamin (2018-05-01)

  Embracing a spatial and historical lens and the insights of critical legal theory, this dissertation maps the patterns of protest and the law in modern British Columbia―the social relations of adjudication—the changing ...
• Victory Through Honour: reconciling Canadian intellectual property laws and Kwakwaka’wakw cultural property laws 

  Udy, Vanessa (2018-04-25)

  Kwakwaka’wakw laws surrounding cultural property and Canadian intellectual property laws often treat art objects differently. How can the divergences between the two legal systems be reconciled? This thesis attempts to ...
• Seeking justice beyond legalism: cultural appropriation of totem poles on the Pacific Northwest Coast 

  Lefroy, Isabelle (2018-04-11)

  This thesis attempts to illuminate and problematize the marriage of capitalism and colonialism that results in the widespread appropriation of Indigenous expressions of culture, and in particular, totem poles. This project ...
• Adaptive Management in Water Law: Evaluating Australian (New South Wales) and Canadian (British Columbia) Law Reform Initiatives 

  Curran, Deborah; Mascher, Sharon (McGill International Journal of Sustainable Development Law and Policy, 2016)

  Sub-national jurisdictions are undertaking law reform that attempts to remedy the historic inflexibility in water law and to provide security in water use entitlements. These reforms respond to increasing hydrological ...
• Leaks in the System: Environmental Flows, Aboriginal Rights, and the Modernization Imperative for Water Law in British Columbia 

  Curran, Deborah (UBC Law Review, 2017)
• ‘Legalizing’ the Great Beat Rainforest: Colonial Adaptations Towards Conservation and Reconciliation 

  Curran, Deborah (McGill Law Journal, 2017)

  The Great Bear Rainforest (GBR) agreements are heralded as one of the most important conservation initiatives in the world. They are intended to result in the protection of eighty-five per cent of the coastal temperate ...
• Book Review of The Right to Work: Legal and Philosophical Perspectives by Virginia Mantouvalou, ed. 

  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2016)
• Book Review of Constitutional Labour Rights in Canada: Farm Workers and the Fraser Case by Fay Faraday, Judy Fudge, and Eric Tucker 

  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2014)
• Book Review of Law Librarianship in the Digital Age by Ellyssa Kroski 

  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2015)
• Book Review of Making Equality Rights Real: Securing Substantive Equality under the Charter by Fay Faraday, Margaret Denike, and M. Kate Stephenson 

  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2011)
• Book Review of International Law: Doctrine, Practice, and Theory by John H. Currie, Craig Forcese, and Valerie Oosterveld 

  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2009)
• Book Review of Canadian Human Rights Law and Commentary by Stanley M. Corbett 

  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2008)
• Book Review of The Law of Contracts, 5th ed by S.M. Waddams 

  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2006)
• Book Review of The Law of Contracts by John D. McCamus 

  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2006)
• Book Review of Oosterhoff on Trusts: Text, Commentary and Materials, 6th ed by A.H. Oosterhoff, Robert Chambers, Mitchell McInnes, and Lionel Smith 

  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2005)

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