• Building Informal Workers Agenda: Imagining ‘Informal Employment’ in Conceptual Resolution of ‘Informality’ 

  Routh, Supriya (Global Labour Journal, 2011)

  There are two major theoretical conceptualizations that explain the formal/informal divide – ‘dualism’ and ‘structuralism’. Neither of these theories offers a complete picture of informal economic activities without running ...
• Developing Human Capabilities Through Law: Is Indian Law Failing? 

  Routh, Supriya (Asian Journal of Law and Economics, 2012)

  The Capability Approach envisages a human-centred idea of development instead of an income-based idea of development. Economic development is only one of the components in human capability development. Economic development ...
• Hydra: A Creative Training Tool for Critical Legal Advocacy and Ethics 

  Ramshaw, Sara; Marquez-Borbon, Adnan; Mulholland, Seamus; Stapleton, Paul (Critical Studies in Improvisation, 2017)
• Just Improvisation 

  Ramshaw, Sara; Stapleton, Paul (Critical Studies in Improvisation, 2017)
• The Improvising Judge: An Interview with Her Honour Judge Patricia Smyth, Northern Ireland County Court 

  Ramshaw, Sara; Mulholland, Seamus (Critical Studies in Improvisation, 2017)
• 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 ...
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  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2016)
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  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2014)
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  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2015)
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  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2011)
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  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2009)
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  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)
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  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2006)
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  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Library Review, 2005)
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  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Libraries, 2000)
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  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Libraries, 2000)
• Book Review of Digital Property: Currency of the 21st Century by Lesley Ellen Harris 

  Nayyer, Kim (Canadian Law Libraries, 1999)

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