Review of Constitutional Studies: Issue 30.1

The Centre is pleased to announce the publication of a new open issue of the Review of Constitutional Studies. Issue 30.1 contains articles by Claire Charters, Félix Mathieu & Dave Guénette, Keith Cherry, Sarah Burningham, Stéphanie Chouinard & Emmanuelle Richez, and Adriano Zambon. The full issue can be accessed via Heinonline (link below) and will be available open access one year after publication.

 

Full Issue: https://access.heinonline.com/HOL/P?h=hein.journals/revicos30&i=1

 

 

 

Forum 35.1: Open Issue

The Centre is pleased to announce the publication of a new open issue of our journal, Constitutional Forum. You can access the full issue for free by clicking the links below. Thank you to Jamie Cameron, Robert Diab, Ian Peach, Navya Sheth, and Erin Masters for contributing to this latest issue.

 

FULL ISSUE: CONSTITUTIONAL FORUM, 35.1

 

Working Families v Ontario: Toward a Principle of Voter Agency
Jamie Cameron
1-18

Is There a Constitutional Right to a Human Decision in Canada?
Robert Diab
19-32

How the Building Canada Act Reveals the Weakness of the Mikisew Cree First Nation v Canada Decision
Ian Peach
33-46

Get Off My Lawn! Applying Charter Values to the Tort of Trespass
Navya Sheth
47-66

Canada’s Antibodies to the Donald Trump Virus (and Its Immunodeficiencies)
Erin Masters
67-80

Review of Constitutional Studies: Issue 28.2

The Centre is excited to announce the publication of our latest issue of the Review of Constitutional Studies, which is now available via EBSCO and will be available in due course on Heinonline. This latest issue, issue 28.2, is an open issue that also features two reprinted articles by Professors Robert Brandom and Cheryl Misak. These articles are reprinted to commemorate the Centre's "Law and Pragmatism" lecture series, which ran from late 2023 to early 2024 and was organized by the Review's Co-Editor-in-Chief, Professor Josh Nichols (McGill). We're grateful to Professors Brandom, Misak, and Nichols for facilitating the republication of these exceptional papers, and for giving us the opportunity to bring them to a new audience. We're also grateful to the other contributors to this issue: David Dyzenhaus, Maguid Nicholas, Johnny Mack, and Jean Leclair.

 

 

Constitutional Forum (32.4): Constitutional Crossroads Special Issue

Constitutional Forum, Issue 32.4 (2024)

Special Issue: Constitutional Crossroads, guest edited by Professors Hoi Kong & Margot Young

 

Articles

 

Hoi Kong & Margot Young, Editorial Introduction

Caitlin Salvino, R v Sharma's "Clarification" of the Section 15 Framework and its Creation of Unique Barriers for Disability-Based Equality Claims

Joanna Erdman, Abortion Rights Without Law: A Constitutional Reflection

Vrinda Narain, How Does it Feel to be a Problem? Inclusion and Exclusion and Quebec's Bill 21

Jie Cheng, The Legal Status of LGBTQ+ in China: A Law and Politics Perspective

Ran Hirschl, Comparative Constitutional Design: Northern Stagnation, Southern Innovation

Constitutional Forum constitutionnel: Volume 31.3 (2022)

Special Issue - The Charter at Forty

Articles

  1. Introduction: The Charter at Forty
    Nariya Khasanova, Elise Sammons & Dax D'Orazio
  2. Canada’s Bilingual Constitution: An Unfulfilled Obligation
    François Larocque & Linda Cardinal
  3. From Isolation to Inclusion: How the Charter Changed our Perceptions of Being and Belonging
    Satya Brata Das
  4. Isolation and Human Rights: Arendt and the Charter at Forty
    Catherine Kellogg
  5. Two Roads to Guantanamo: The Canadian and United States Supreme Courts’ Approaches to the Extraterritorial Application of Fundamental Rights
    Adam Thurschwell