The York Centre for Public Policy & Law was established in 2008 to foster and facilitate collaborative interdisciplinary research in the field of public policy and law among York University's faculty and students. Its goal is to assist with the research needs of the broader community, including government and public policy makers, non-governmental organizations, and social movements in Canada. It provides accurate and reliable research on important legal and public policy issues and makes it available to federal, provincial and municipal policy-makers.
Submissions from 2011
Intellectual Property and Indigenous Cultural Heritage: Ongoing Research and Issues of Reform, Catherine Bell
Privacy Rights Mobilization Among Marginal Groups in Canada: Fulfilling the Mandate of PIPEDA, Lesley Jacobs, Barbara Crow, and Kim Sawchuk
From Policy to Praxis: Cultural Diversity, Human Rights and the Challenges of International Standard-Setting, David A. Walden
Submissions from 2010
Assessing the Impact of Publicly Funded Business Advisory Services on Entrepreneurial Outcomes, Douglas Cumming and Eileen Fischer
Reflecting on the Law Commission of Ontario's Approach and Method: Multidisciplinarity, Analytical Lenses and Consultation, Patricia Hughes
Reflecting on the Law Commission of Ontario’s Approach and Method: Multidisciplinarity, Analytical Lenses and Consultation, Patricia Hughes
Submissions from 2009
UN Constitutional Assistance: An Emergent Policy Institution, Vijayashri Sripati