Recent Issues

Volume 30, Issue 1, 2012

Articles
Thinking Past Rights: Towards Feminist Theories of Reparations	Genevieve Renard Painter	University of California-Berkeley
State Responsibility for Protection against Domestic Violence: The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Report in Lenahan (Gonzales) and its Application in Canada	Jennifer Koshan	University of Calgary
The “Naked Face” of secular exclusion: Bill 94 and the Privatization of Belief	Pascale Fournier Erica See	University of Ottawa University of Ottawa
Essentialism Makes for Strange Bedmates: The Supreme Court Case of J.A. and the Intervention of L.E.A.F.	Richard Jochelson Kirsten Kramar	University of Winnipeg University of Winnipeg
Access to Justice and the Institutional Limits of Independent Courts	Micah B. Rankin	Thompson Rivers University
Lawyers’ Perceptions of the Fairness of Judicial Assistance to Self-Represented Litigants	Jona Goldschmidt Loretta Stalans	Loyola University Loyola University
Opportunities and Limitations in the Provision of Self-Help Legal Resources to Citizens in Need	Merran Lawler Jeff Giddings Michael Robertson	Griffith University Griffith University University of Southern Queensland
Aggression as “Organized Hypocrisy?” – How the War on Terrorism and Hybrid Threats Challenge the Nuremberg Legacy	Sascha-Dominik Bachmann Gerhard Kemp	University of Portsmouth University of Stellenbosch
Du mauvais usage de la tradition reconstituée : la médiation extrajudiciaire en Chine	Hélène Piquet	University of Quebec at Montreal
Book Review Gopika Solanki, Adjudication in Religious Family Laws: Cultural Accommodation, Legal Pluralism, and Gender Equality in India	Stéphane Lefebvre	Carleton University

Volume 29, Issue 1, 2011

(Only 1 issue was published in 2011)

Articles
Unity in Diversity: European Citizenship through the Lens of Popular Culture	Carl F. Stychin	University of Reading, United Kingdom
Sweating it Out: Facilitating Corrections and Parole in Canada Through Aboriginal Spiritual Healing	David Milward	University of Manitoba
Dizzying Dialogue: Canadian Courts and the Continuing Justification of the Dispossession Of Aboriginal People	D’Arcy Vermette	St. Thomas University
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and its Implications for the Equality Rights of Canadians with Disabilities: The Case for Education	Ravi Malhotra Robin F. Hansen	University of Ottawa University of Saskatchewan
Of Minors and the Mentally Ill: Re-positioning Perspectives on Consent to Health Care	Mona Paré	University of Ottawa
Access to Justice for Ethno-Racial Psychiatric Consumer/Survivors in Ontario	Ruby Dhand	Ph.D. (Cand.), Osgoode Hall Law School
It’s Not Working: Barriers to the Inclusion of Workers with Mental Health Issues	C. Tess Sheldon	Staff Lawyer, ARCH Disability Law Centre
Assessing Stakeholder Participation in Sub-Arctic Co-Management: Administrative Rulemaking and Private Agreements	Sari M. Graben	Postdoctoral fellow at Queen’s Institute for Energy and Environmental Policy
Case Comment Restricted Access to Justice for Canadians Mistreated Abroad: Abdelrazik v Canada (Re: Interim Costs)	Sean Rehaag	York University
Book Review Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’Im, Islam and Secular State: Negotiating the Future of Shari’a	Abdel Salam Sidahmed	Unviersity of Windsor

Volume 28, Issue 2, 2010

TRANSNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: PAPERS FROM THE SIXTH ADMINISTRATIVE LAW DISCUSSION FORUM, QUÉBEC CITY

Introduction	Russell Weaver Dennis Lemieux Laverne Jacobs	University of Louisville Laval University University of Windsor

Articles
Neither Fish Nor Fowl: Administrative Judges in the Modern Administrative State	Russell L. Weaver Linda D Jellus	University of Louisville Mercer University
The Merits of “Merits” Review: A Comparative Look at the Australian Administrative Appeals Tribunal	Michale Asimow Jefrey S. Lubberes	Stanford Law School American University
A Wavering Commitment? Administrative Independence and Collaborative Governance in Ontario’s Adjudicative Tribunals Accountability Legislation	Laverne Jacobs	University of Windsor
Agency Design in the European Union	Herwig C.H. Hoffman	University of Luxembourg
Politics and Policy Change in American Administrative Law	Richard Murphy	Texas Tech Universit
The Elusive Search for Accountability: Evaluating Adjudicative Tribunals	Lorne Sossin Steven J. Hoffman	Osgoode Hall Law School McMaster University
Reinventing Regulation/Reinventing Accountability: Judicial Review in New Governance Regimes	William D. Araiza	Brooklyn Law School
Implications of the Internet for Quasi-Legislative Instruments of Regulation	Peter L. Strauss	Columbia University
Implementing Consultation During a Rule-Making Process: A Case Study of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulation	France Houle	University of Montreal
The Deliberative City	Hoi Kong	McGill University
Comparative Administrative Law: Outlining a Field of Study	Susan Rose-Ackerman Peter L. Lindseth	Yale University University of Connecticut
Book Review
John Reilly, Bad Medicine: A Judge’s Struggle for Justice in a First Nations Community	David Milward	University of Manitoba

Volume 28, Issue 1, 2010

Articles
The International Criminal Court and Non-Party States	William A. Schabas	National University of Ireland
Brave New Words: Labour, The courts and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms	Judy Fudge	University of Victoria
Mediation in Guardianship Proceedings for the Elderly: An Australian Perspective	Robyn Carroll Anita Smith	University of Western Australia Guardianship and Administration Board, Tasmania
HLA Hart, Lon Fuller and the Ghosts of Legal Interpretation	Desmond Manderson	McGill University
Judging Fairness in Class Action Settlements	Catherine Piché	University of Montreal
Human Rights Disclosure Litigation: Uncovering Invisible Medical Records	Ena Chadha
Pre-Trial Detention and Control Orders Under British Anti-Terror Legislation Post 9/11: Balancing a Need for Security with the European Convention on Human Rights – An Overview	Sascha-Dominik Bachmann Peter Galvin	University of Portsmouth
Converging Feminist and Queer Legal Theories: Family Feuds and Family Ties	Elaine Craig	Dalhousie University

Book Reviews
William Twining, General Jurisprudence: Understanding Law from a Global Perspective	Alan Norrie	University of Warwick

Volume 27, Issue 2, 2009

Special Issue: Canadian Perspectives on International Humanitarian Law

Introduction	Christopher K. Penny	Carelton University

Articles
The Scope of the Obligation to Respect and to Ensure Respect for International Humanitarian Law	Tomasz Zych	Department of Justice Canada
Applying IHL Targeting Rules to Practical Situations: Proportionality and Military Objectives	William Fenrick	Dalhousie University
Balancing Necessity and Individual Rights in the Fight Against Transnational Terrorism: “Targeted Killings” and International Law	Karinne Coombes
Prisonniers de Guerre aux Mains de Leur Puissance D'origine: Pour Une Application des Conventions de Genève Lusqu’à Leur « Libération et Rapatriement Définitifs »	Frédéric Gouin	University of Quebec at Montreal
Unfinished Business: Canada’s Contribution to Promoting Compliance with International Humanitarian Law Through the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict Agenda of the United Nations Security Council	Joelle A. Martin Robert M. Young	International Committee of the Red Cross
Feminist Debates on Civilian Women and International Humanitarian Law	Valerie Oosterveld	University of Western Ontario
De-Conflicting Canada’s Anti-Terrorism Legislation: Khawaja and the Ongoing Challenges of the ‘Armed Conflict’ Exclusion	Christopher K. Penny	Carleton University
La Réparation Individuelle en Application des Mécanismes Prévus par le Droit International Humanitaire	Sophie Rondeau	Barreau du Quebec

Book Review Essay
Nudge...Fat...Drugs: Permit but Discourage – The Regulation of Excessive Consumption	W. A. Bogart	University of Windsor

Book Reviews
Laverne A. Jacobs & Justice Anne L. Mactavish, eds., Dialogue Between Court And Tribunals – Essays In Administrative Law And Justice (2001-2007)	Gerald P. Heckman	University of Manitoba
Antony Anghie, Imperialism, Sovereignty and the Making of International Law	Edward Cervini

Volume 27, Issue 1, 2009

Introduction	Richard Moon	University of Windsor

Articles
Equality Kapped; Media Unleashed	Diana Majury	Carelton University
Gender and Professionalism in Law: The Challenge of (Women’s) Biography	Mary Jane Mossman	Osgoode Hall Law School
Bringing the Clinic into the 21^st Century	Julie Macfarlane	University of Windsor
Reimagining Haj Khalil v. Canada	Reem Bahdi	University of Windsor
Learning to Act Like a Lawyer: A Model Code of Professional Responsibility for Law Students	David M. Tanovich	University of Windsor
Strengthening Social Justice in Informal Dispute Resolution Processes Through Cultural Competence	Gemma Smyth	University of Windsor
India Sinking: Threats to the Right to Food, Food Security & Development, in an Era of Economic Growth	Sukanya Pillay	University of Windsor
Access to Justice for the Wrongfully Accused in National Security Investigations	Jasminka Kalajdzic	University of Windsor

Case Comments
Cardboard Boxes and Invisible Fences: Homelessness and Public Space in City of Victoria v. Adams	Sarah Buhler	University of Saskatchewan

Book Reviews
Peter Fitzpatrick, Law as Resistance: Modernism, Imperialism, Legalism	William E. Conklin	University of Windsor
Richard A. Falk, The Costs of War: International Law, The UN and World Order	James A. Green	University of Reading
Jane Kelsey, Serving Whose Interests? The Political Economy of Trade in Services Agreements	Maureen Irish	University of Windsor

Volume 26, Issue 2, 2008

Articles
On There Being Wide Reflective Equilibria: Why It Is Important to Put It in the Plural	Kai Nielsen	Departments of Philosophy, University of Calgary/ Concordia University
What Does It Take To Travel Philosophically Light? A Response To Nielsen	Idil Boran	Department of Philosophy, York University
Reflective Equilibrium: Epistemological or Political?	Andrew Lister	Department of Political Studies, Queen’s University
Intelligent Security	Willem deLint	Department of Sociology, University of Windsor
Levinasian Ethics and Animal Rights	Jonathan Crowe	Centre for Public, International and Comparative Law, T. C. Beirne School of Law, University of Queenslan
Taking Workers’ Rights Seriously: Private Prosecutions of Employment Standards Violations	Kent Elson	Klippensteins Barristers and Solicitors; Toronto
Legislation’s Influence on Judiciarization: Examining the effects of statutory structure and language on rates of court use in child welfare contexts	Angela Campbell Mairi Springate Nico Trocmé	Faculty of Law, McGill University Faculty of Law, McGill University School of Social Work, McGill University

Book Reviews
Oren Ben-Dor, Thinking about Law: in silence with Heidegger	Willian E. Conklin	Faculty of Law, University of Windsor
Janet E. Halley, Split Decisions: How and Why to Take a Break from Feminism	Ann M. Bartow	School of Law, University of South Carolina
Marian Roberts, Developing the Craft of Mediation: Reflections on Theory and Practice	Ghislaine M. Lanteigne	Gauthier & Associates, Toronto

Volume 26, Issue 1, 2008

Articles
The Scales of Injustice	Charles Blattberg	Department of Political Science, Université de Montréal
The Exploitation of Vulnerability: Dimensions of Citizenship and Rightlessness in Canada’s Security Certificate Legislation	Christiane Wilke Paula Willis	Department of Law, Carleton University Political Theory, University of Oxford
Quiet Contributions: Re-Examining the Benefits of a Restorative Approach to Sentencing in the Aboriginal Context	Lauren Wihak	B.A. (Hons.) University of Ottawa; J.D., Faculty of Law, Queen’s University
Listening to Their Voices: Women Prisoners and Access to Justice in Manitoba	Debra Parkes Kathy Bent Tracey Peter Tracy Booth	University of Manitoba Interdisciplinary PhD in Native Studies, University of Manitoba Department of Sociology, University of Manitoba Faculty of Social Work, University of Manitoba
Creeping Capitalism and Academic Culture at a Canadian Law School	Theresa Shanahan	Faculty of Education, York University
Dishing up Israel: Rethinking the Potential of Legal Mixité	Susan G. Drummond	Osgoode Hall Law School

Book Reviews
William A. Schabas, An Introduction to the International Criminal Court	Anan A. Haidar	Faculty of Law, Damascus University, Syria and PhD candidate, School of Law, University of Reading, UK
Rachel Murray, The Role of National Human Rights Institutions at the International and Regional Levels: The Experience of Africa	Linda C. Reif	Faculty of Law, University of Alberta
Brian Burdekin, assisted by Jason Naum, National Human Rights Institutions in the Asia-Pacific Region, The Raoul Wallenberg Institute Human Rights Library
Gavin Drewry, Louis Blom-Cooper, Charles Blake, The Court of Appeal	Charles James	Faculty of Law, University of Windsor

Volume 25, Issue 2, 2007

Articles
Economic Incarceration	Bridget McCormack	University of Michigan Law School
I Can See Clearly Now: Videoconference Hearings and the Legal Limit on How Tribunals Allocate Resources	Lorne Sossin Zimra Yetnikoff	Faculty of Law, University of Toronto Ministry of the Attorney General – Constitutional Law Branch
The State of War Crimes Following the Israeli-Hezbollah War	John Borneman	Department of Anthropology, Princeton University
Figuring Reconciliation: Dancing With the Enemy	Jane S. Sutton Nkanyiso Mpofu	Communication Arts and Sciences, Pennsylvania State University Department of English, Pennsylvania State University
The Sovereign, the Law and the Two British Empires	Ian Duncanson	Institute of Postcolonial Studies, University of Melbourne; Sociolegal Research Centre, Griffith University

Book Reviews
Hans C. von Sponeck, A Different Kind of War: The UN Sanctions Regime in Iraq	Reem Bahdi	Faculty of Law, University of Windsor
Paul Tiyambe Zeleza & Philip J. McConnaughay, eds., Human Rights, The Rule of Law, and Development in Africa & Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’im, ed.,Human Rights Under African Constitutions: Realizing the Promise for Ourselves	Paul D. Ocheje	Faculty of Law, University of Windsor
Desmond Manderson, Proximity, Levinas and the Soul of the Law	Adam Gearey	School of Law, Birkbeck College, University of London

Volume 25, Issue 1, 2007

Articles
The Curious Visibility of Wartime Rape: Gender and Ethnicity in International Criminal Law	Doris E. Buss	Department of Law Carleton University
Deconstruction and Law: Derrida, Levinas and Corne	Jacques de Ville	University of The Western Cape
Gendering Legal Parenthood: Bio-Genetic Ties, Intentionality and Responsibility	Susan B.Boyd	Faculty of Law University of British Columbia
Righting Past Wrongs Through Contextualization: Assessing Claims of Aboriginal Survivors of Historical and Institutional Abuses	Elizabeth Adjin-Tettey	Faculty of Law University of Victoria
Causation and Health in Medical, Environmental and Product Liability	Lara Khoury	Faculty of Law McGill University
Whither Community Justice? The Rise of Court-Connected Mediation in the United States	Colleen M. Hanycz	Osgoode Hall Law School York University

Book Reviews
Mary Jane Mossman, The First Women Lawyers: A Comparative Study of Gender, Law and the Legal Professions	Christine Boyle	Faculty of Law University of British Columbia
John D.R.Craig & S. Michael Lynk, Eds.,Globalization and the Future of Labour Law	David Mangan	London School of Economics

Volume 24, Issue 2, 2006

Special Issue: Problems Concerning Human Rights

Introduction	William E. Conklin	Editor-in-Chief Faculty on Law University of Windsor

Articles
Peoples’ Tribunals: Legitimate or Rough Justice	Christine Chinkin	Law, Centre for the Study of Human Rights London School of Economics and Political Science
Showing Remorse at the TRC: Towards a Constitutive Approach to Reparative Discourse	Richard Weisman	Law and Society Program York University
Migration, Human Rights and The United Nations: An Investigation Into the Obstacles to the UN Convention on Migrant Workers’ Rights	Antoine Pécoud Paul de Guchteneire	International Migrations and Multicultural Policies Section, UNESCO, Paris International Migrations and Multicultural Policies Section, UNESCO, Paris
The Principal International Human Rights Instruments To Which Canada Has Not Yet Adhered	Nicole LaViolette	Faculty of Law University of Ottawa
Smoked: Tradition and the Rule of Law in British Columbia v Imperial Tobacco Canada Ltd.	F.C. DeCoste	Faculty of Law University of Alberta
Universal Suffering and the Ultimate Task of Law	Louis E. Wolcher	University of Washington School of Law
Preliminary Notes Towards an Understanding of Human Rights as Access Rights	Thanos Zartaloudis	School of Law Birkbeck College University of London

Book Reviews
Doris Buss & Ambreena Manji, Eds., International Law: Modern Feminist Approaches & Cynthia Enloe, The Curious Feminist: Searching For Women In a New Age of Empire	Nicole LaViolette	Faculty of Law University of Ottawa

Volume 24, Issue 1, 2006

Articles
At The Edge of Law’s Empire: Aboriginal Interraciality, Citizenship, and the Law in British Columbia	Jean Barman	Department of Educational Studies & Department of History University of British Columbia
Legal and Biological Perspectives on Employment Testing For Physical Abilities: A Post Meiorin Review	Rachel Cox Karen Messing	LLB., LLM. Department of Biological Sciences University of Quebec
“My Wife Has Endured a Torrent of Abuse”: Gender, Safety, and Anti-Squeegee Discourses in Toronto, 1998-2000	Amanda Glasbeek	Department of Sociology Brock University
Not A Leg To Stand On: The Unconstitutionality Of New Brunswick Regulation 84-20, Section 2 (D)	Raquel Chisholm	B.A., LLB.
Critical Comparisons: The Supreme Court Of Canada Dooms Section 15	Daphne Gilbert Diana Majury	Faculty of Law University of Ottawa Department of Law Carleton University
The First Generation Of The Detroit Legal Aid Bureau	Gary Maveal	University of Detroit Mercy School of Law

Book Reviews
Rachael Mulheron The Class Action In Common Law Legal Systems: A Comparative Perspective	W. A. Bogart	Faculty of Law University of Windsor
Lawrence M. Friedman et Rogelio Perez-Perdomo, dir. Legal Culture In The Age Of Globalization : Latin America and Latin Europe	Claudia Cáceres	Département de science politique Université Laval
Jane Holder et Carolyn Harrison, dir. Law And Geography : Current Legal Issues & Jonathan Swainger et Constance Backhouse, dir. People and Place : Historical Influences On Legal Culture	Patrick Forest	Department of Biological Sciences University of Quebec

Volume 23, Issue 2, 2005

Special Issue: Perspectives on Law Reform

Articles
Independent Legal Representation for Victims of Sexual Assault: A Model of Delivery of Legal Services	Larry C. Wilson	University of Windsor
Why Law Reform Commissions? A Deconstruction and Stakeholder Analysis from an Australian Perspective	Michael Tilbury	NSW Law Reform Commission
Institutional Law Reform in Australia: The Past and the Future	Marcia Neave	Victorian Law Reform Commission
The Relationship Between Law Reform and Access to Justice: A Case Study – The Renting Homes Project	Martin Partington	Faculty of Law University of Bristol
Law Reform: What’s In It For Women?	Reg Graycar Jenny Morgan	University of Sydney University of Melbourne

Book Reviews
Peter H. Russell Recognizing Aboriginal Title: The Mabo Case and Indigenous Resistance to English-Settler Colonialism	W. Wesley Pue	Faculty of Law, University of British Columbia
Laura S. Underkuffler The Idea of Property: It’s Meaning and Power	Donna M. Eansor	Faculty of Law University Of Windsor
Patrick McAuslen Bringing the Law Back In: Essays in Land, Law and Development	Paul D. Ocheje	Faculty of Law University Of Windsor

Volume 23, Issue 1, 2005

Editorial	William E. Conklin	Faculty of Law University of Windsor

Articles
Access as Justice	Peter Fitzpatrick	Birkbeck College University of London
A Colonial Reading of Recent Jurisprudence: Sparrow, Delgamuukw and Haida Nation	Gordon Christie	Faculty of Law University of British Columbia
Admissibility Of Testimony From Non-Christian Indians in the Colonial Municipal Courts of Upper Canada/Canada West	Reginald Good	Historical Consultant
Fine Wine and Ideal Theory: The Questionable Denial of Liver Transplantation in Alcoholics	Pierre Mailly	Department of Philosophy University of Toronto
Five Years of Canadian Feminist Legal Advocacy: Is It Still Possible to Make a Difference?	Rosanna Langer	Department of Law and Justice Laurentian University
Twenty Years of Equality Rights: Reclaiming Expectations	Bruce Porter	Social Rights Advocacy Centre
Affirmative Action in Higher Education: What Canada Can Take from the American Experience?	Roy L. Brooks	School of Law University of San Diego

Book Reviews
Todd L. Archibald, Kenneth E. Jull & Kent W. Roach, Regulatory and Corporate Liability: From Due Diligence to Risk Management	Eric Libman	Ontario Court of Justice