Submissions from 2001
Interpreting Express and Implied Treaty Rights in Canada, Brian Slattery
Paper Empires: French and English Theories of Territory and Property in Aboriginal America, 1500-1763, Brian Slattery
Writing the Workers Out?: The Politics of Mandated Partial Self Regulation, Eric M. Tucker
Writing Workers Out?: The Trajectory of Occupational Health and Safety Regulation in Canada, Eric M. Tucker
Green Revolution or Greenwash? Environmental Management Systems, Public Law and Private Authority in Canada, Stepan Wood
Voluntary Environmental Standards: Green Revolution or Greenwash?, Stepan Wood
Submissions from 2000
Pensions and Privatization, Mary G. Condon
The New Genetics in the Post-Keynesian State, Roxanne Mykitiuk
The Gender of Genetic Futures: The Canadian Biotechnology Strategy, Women and Health, Roxanne Mykitiuk, Fiona Miller, and Lorna Weir
Building the Environmental Law Diaspora: The Role of Financial Institutions, Benjamin J. Richardson
States between Economic Deregulation and Ecological Responsibility: The Place of Environmental Justice, Benjamin J. Richardson
States between Economic Deregulation and Environmental Reregulation: The Hybridisation of Environmental Law, Benjamin J. Richardson
Historic Treaties: The Contemporary Definition of Existing Treaty Rights, Brian Slattery
Liberal Internationalism and Policy Discourse about the Asian Economic Crisis, Robert Wai
Beyond Big Business: Contests between Jurisdictions in a Vertically Integrated Global Economy, Janet Walker
Morguard at the Millennium: A Survey of Change, Janet Walker
Provisional and Protective Measures in International Litigation: Mareva and Grupo Mexicano, Janet Walker
Structural Bias and the concept of Sustainability, Stepan Wood
The New Global Environmental Standards, Stepan Wood
Submissions from 1999
Gendering the Pension Promise: Risk, Financial Markets and Neo-Liberalism, Mary G. Condon
Privatizing Risk: Gender and Pension Policy in Canada, Mary G. Condon
Distinct societies and the demand for distinctive law, Douglas C. Hay
Temps, culture, droit: l'historien et les temporalites des juristes, Douglas C. Hay
New Zealand’s Experience with the Use of Economic Instruments Including Taxes and Tradeable Permits, Benjamin J. Richardson
Notions of ‘Citizenship’ in New Zealand Environmental Law, Benjamin J. Richardson and Ken Palmer
Pluralism or Segmentation?: The Legal Regulation of Employment Relations in Canada, 1900 to 1999, Eric M. Tucker and Judy Fudge
Submissions from 1998
Business as Family, Mary Condon
Gender, Privatization and Financial Markets: The Case of the Canada Pension Plan, Mary G. Condon
Re-Privatizing Women: Tax Law and Family Economies, Lisa Philipps
Defining the ‘Reasonably Foreseeable Needs of Future Generations’ in New Zealand Fisheries Management, Benjamin J. Richardson
Incentives for Sustainable Use of Wetlands in Australia: Regulatory and Economic Mechanisms, Benjamin J. Richardson
Canada's New Deals for Labour: Interests, Institutions and Ideas at Play in the Field of the Provinces, 1933-1939, Eric M. Tucker
Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems in the United Kingdom and Ontario, Canada: A Political-Economy Perspective, Eric M. Tucker and Theo Nichols
Submissions from 1997
Economic Deregulation and Sustainable Management in New Zealand, Benjamin J. Richardson
Economic Instruments and Environmental Management: Regulatory and Policy Implications for New Zealand, Benjamin J. Richardson
Submissions from 1995
Civil Liability for Childhood Sexual Abuse, Kate Sutherland
Submissions from 1994
The Impact of NAFTA in the Private Law Context, Shelley M. Kierstead
Intractable Neurological Disorders, Genetics and Society: Some Legal and Ethical Issues in Canada, Roxanne Mykitiuk
Self-Determination and the Struggle for Ethno-Cultural Autonomy in Nigeria: The Zangon-Kataf and Ogoni Problems, Obiora Chinedu Okafor
Canadian Comprehensive Claims Agreements and their Potential Application to Australia, Benjamin J. Richardson
Regional Frameworks for Explicating Native Title: From Land Tenure to Land Management, Benjamin J. Richardson
The Contexts of Coercion: Labour, Law and the Canadian State, 1900-1914, Eric M. Tucker and Judy Fudge
Submissions from 1992
Battered Women and Legal Rights in the Canadian Context, Janet E. Mosher
Work and Family in the Legal Profession: Re-Thinking the Questions, Mary Jane Mossman
Protection of the Ozone Layer under International Law: The Implications for Developing Countries, Benjamin J. Richardson
Dialogical Sovereignty: Preliminary Metaphorical Musings, Craig M. Scott
Workers' Health and Safety Struggles: Democratic Possibilities and Constraints, Eric M. Tucker
Submissions from 1991
Regional Agreements in Australia and Canada., Benjamin J. Richardson
Grenada, Nicaragua and Panama: Tracking Force-for-Democracy Discourse in the 1980s, Craig M. Scott
Submissions from 1990
The Past as Prologue: Women and the Law, Mary Jane Mossman
Submissions from 1989
Conditions of Participation: Worker Participation in Occupational Health and Safety Regulation, Ontario and Sweden, Eric M. Tucker
Repression and Toleration in Canadian Labour Law: The Legal Regulation of Trade Unions and Their Activities in Nineteenth-Century Ontario, Eric M. Tucker
Submissions from 1988
The Ideology and Politics of Enforcement: The Case of Ontario Factory Inspection, 1888-1900, Eric M. Tucker
The Political-Economy of Administrative Fairness, Eric M. Tucker
Submissions from 1987
Civil Liberties and the Combatting of International Crime: Striking the Balance, John D. Mccamus and Sharon A. Williams
Enforcing Safety in Nineteenth Century Ontario, Eric M. Tucker
Submissions from 1984
Occupational Health and Safety: Is There a Role for Voluntarism?, Eric M. Tucker
Worldwide Trends in Legal Aid, Frederick H. Zemans