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Most Recent Additions*

Recoding Family Law: Toward a Theory of Relationships of Economic and Emotional Interdependency in the Civil Code of Québec
Régine Tremblay

The Damage Done: How the Disease Model of Addiction Harms Marginalized People in Canada
Sara Gordon

Binding Rights: Contractual Federalism and the Right to Housing in Canada
Alexandra Flynn

Strategic Incentives for Adopting the Global Minimum Tax
Wei Cui

Policy Forum: Are Carbon Contracts for Difference Well Suited for Canada?
Wei Cui

Policy Forum: Comparing Canadian Output-Based Pricing Systems
Wei Cui

The Logic of the Revenge Tax
Wei Cui

Understanding Output-Based Pricing Systems
Wei Cui

The Origin of the High Centralization of Tax Legislative Power
Wei Cui

What Can One Learn from Chinese Tax Administration? A Precis of The Administrative Foundations of the Chinese Fiscal State (Cambridge University Press, 2022)
Wei Cui

Private Wrongs, Public Impact: The Case for a Tort of Family Violence
Pahul Gupta

Evaluating Elective Egg Freezing Consent Materials From Canadian Fertility Clinics
Kathleen Hammond

Procréation assistée par autrui et fragmentation de la maternité : le piège du récit unique
Kévin Lavoie, Isabel Côté, and Roxane Guay

Surrogacy Agencies in Canada: Intended Parents' Experiences
Stefanie Carsley

Sorting Out Surrogacy: Three Considerations for Evidence-Informed Law Reform
Vanessa Gruben and Alana Cattapan

Introduction to the Special Issue: Current Challenges in Reproduction and Law
Régine Tremblay

Towards a Theoretical Account of the Refugee in International Law
Catherine Dauvergne

The Banality of Crimmigration—Can Immigration Law Recover Itself?
Catherine Dauvergne

No Law Is an Island: A Dialogical Rejoinder to Authoritarian Legalism
Julen Etxabe

*Updated as of 12/05/25.