Theses/Dissertations from 2024
Deciding on ESG : the business judgment rule in Canada, Germany, and Delaware and its impact on corporate adoption of ESG, Jacqueline Hope Fitzpatrick
Towards “net-zero” warfare? : mitigation of military greenhouse gas emissions in peacetime and during armed conflict, Mattan Gilboa
Deconstructing securitisation : a new structural approach to evaluating securitisation regulation in the European Union, Helen Alexandra Joan Tooze
A study in executive branch noncompliance with law : government secrecy, endangered species protection, and the whitebark pine, Drew Yewchuk
Theses/Dissertations from 2023
Trapped by a record : how information sharing between schools and police agencies perpetuate the school to prison pipeline, Ritchelle Aubrey Abaya-Habibullah
Applying context theory : the narrative of homelessness and law, Ryan Peterson
Social order in the age of artificial intelligence : the use of technology in migration governance and decision-making, Apurva Vohra
Examining the judicial imposition of indeterminate sentences for dangerous offenders in Canada, Alison Mary Yule
Theses/Dissertations from 2022
Canada's criminal justice response to technology-facilitated intimate partner violence, Moira Aikenhead
Bishops on the bench : why Constantine legislated Christian bishops into the role of judges, C. G. Bateman
Beyond finders keepers : bioprospecting, patents and human genetic materials, Chinenye Helen Ez
Between court and context : relocation cases in British Columbia, Magal Huberman
The protection of AI-generated works under European copyright law : toward adoption of a neighbouring rights approach, Berna Tugce Kucukali
The financialization of housing in Canada and federally-backed mortgage securitization : public risks, private benefits, Jason Stuart Leslie
Sustaining the corporate income tax rates of small businesses in developing economies : lessons for Nigeria from Canada, South Africa, and the UK, Stanley Oghenevwairhe Omotor
Towards a theory of deference in Canadian proportionality jurisprudence, Iryna Ponomarenko
Ts’uu JaasG̲alang hlG̲aajuu : cedar sisters framework, Terri-Lynn Williams-Davidson
Theses/Dissertations from 2021
Deliberative democracy and problems of democratic governance in Nigeria, Oluwaseun Oluwasegun Ajaja
Habeas corpus after Khela : dynamics attenuating prisoners' rights, Ellen Bolger
No parents left behind : a feminist and intersectional perspective on Canadian and Argentine parental leave laws, Sofia Cornejo
Regulatory capture in Canadian environmental decision-making, Maxwell Edwards
Is global convergence of competition law the answer? How East Asian challenges demonstrate the limitations of the convergence strategy, Thomas Martin
Implementing global norms in local contexts : evaluating the effectiveness of transparency and accountability in the Nigerian extractive sector, Oluwakemi Oluwafunmilayo Oke
Impact of regulatory frameworks on informal cross border trade in Nigeria : a case study of the rice import restriction and border closure of 2019, Mariam Ololade Omotosho
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
Deterrence in the law of negligence, Lachlan Caunt
Walking the talk? Examining the EU and China's claims to climate leadership in the negotiation and implementation of the Paris Agreement, Alexandra Chapman
The implementation of trial by jury in Argentina : the analysis of a legal transplant as a method of reform, Natali Daiana Chizik
Current trends in Canadian civil justice system reform : manufactured simplicity or equitable access?, Kaitlyn Cumming
Plugging the drain : promoting environmental justice in the Niger Delta through judicial independence, Sarah Tamunonengioforie Itamunoala
An equitable approach to mitigation in contract, Krishneel Maharaj
Nation-building in 21st century Canada: the role of legitimacy in the transformation of Crown-First Nations relations, Millicent Frances Nickason
Understanding the market for personal legal services to improve access to civil justice in Canada, Andrew Pilliar
How do the jurisdictions of India, Canada and the United Kingdom interpret the inventive step requirement for follow-on pharmaceutical innovation?, George Rainforth
Exploring the role of penetration in sexual offences in Canada, Shannon Russell
"Other" women in flight : sexual minority and polygynous refugee women, Siobhan L. Yorgun
Theses/Dissertations from 2019
New technology for old crimes? the role of cryptocurrencies in circumventing the global anti-money laundering regime and facilitating transnational crime, Ijeamaka Elizabeth Anika
Exploring the route from Nairobi to Beijing plus twenty : feminist activist reflections on rights advocacy, Susan Margaret Bazilli
Exploring the route from Nairobi to Beijing plus twenty : feminist activist reflections on rights advocacy : [supplementary material], Susan Margaret Bazilli
China’s state-centric approach to corporate social responsibility (CSR) abroad : a case study in Africa, Liu Bingyu
Preserving the Charter in administrative law : a critique of the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Law Society of British Columbia v. Trinity Western University, Carmelle Dieleman
Voices in the wilderness : Treaty 3 & the dissent of the supreme court in St. Catherine's, Kathryn Gunn
Developing corporate governance in Nigeria : lessons from a comparative analysis of Nigerian and Canadian corporate governance frameworks, Oludolapo 'Toyosi Makinde
The paramount consideration : decision-making by the British Columbia Review Board in initial disposition decisions, Kyle Andrew McCleery
A cultural interpretation of the Genocide Convention, Kurt Mundorff
The responsibility of home states for violations of international obligations by their corporate citizens in fragile states, Brendan Naef
Law's meanings for equality in the Americas : less impoverished visions for Canada, Heather Neun
Border carbon adjustments in support of domestic climate policies : explaining the gap between theory and practice, Stefan U. Pauer
What role for copyright in podcasting? : a study of crowdfunding and advertising models in an emerging medium, Cody Rei-Anderson
Theses/Dissertations from 2018
An analysis of the proposed regulatory reforms for derivatives trading in Canada, Winston Victor Barta
Arbitration and the public policy exception in Mexico : local exceptions to global standards, Erika Marcela Cedillo Corral
Climate change litigation and corporate accountability in Nigeria : the pathway to climate justice?, Princess Duruike
Advancing citizen participationh governance and the right to health in brazil : the role of the national health council in healt, Regiane Alves Garcia
Reimagining responsibility : how human rights due diligence practices could inform judicial responses to climate accountability litigation, Catherine Higham
The opioid crisis as health crisis, not criminal crisis : implications for the criminal justice system, Haley Hrymak
Refugee protection at the edges : exclusion for serious criminality in Canada since Febles, Molly Emilia Esbenshade Joeck
The right to parody : copyright and free speech in selected jurisdictions, Amy T. Y. Lai
The Nansen Initiative and the development of an international protection norm for cross-border disaster-displaced persons, Ademola Oladimeji Okeowo
Overlapping criminal offences and gendered violence : what is overlap and when is it part of the problem of overcriminalisation?, Zoë Margaret Prebble
Liability deficit problem of multinational corporate groups : a proposal for legislative and judicial reform, Paul Tepre
Theses/Dissertations from 2017
Making 'space' for women in Canadian peacekeeping : the battle of closing the gap, Maira Hassan
Governing China’s domestic carbon market, Wenqin Liang
Legal culture of migrant construction workers in China, Juan Li
Playing the race card : racial bias in judicial decision-making, Andrew John Arthur Luesley
Indigenous peoples and international human rights law : mining, multinational corporations and the struggles of indigenous peoples in Peru, Gerardo J. Munarriz
Strangers to citizenship: an analysis of the deplorable conditions of the Urdu-speaking community in Bangladesh, Naimul Muquim
Climate change litigation and narrative : how to use litigation to tell compelling climate stories, Grace Nosek
The quest for development in chaos : what crisis events reveal about Nigeria’s legal system, Temitayo Olarewaju
The constitutionalization of the right to social security : a comparative analysis between Japan and Mexico, Fernando Villaseñor Rodriguez
Refugee status determination, narrative and the oral hearing in Australia and Canada, Anthea Fay Vogl
Consumer welfare and private actions for damages in European Union competition law, Ivona-Elena Zegrean
Theses/Dissertations from 2016
The sustainability of biofuels : a principled lifecycle assessment of the 2009 European Union Renewable Energy Directive and its framework, Pierre Cloutier de Repentigny
Towards an inclusive vision of law reform and legal pluralism in Ghana, Ama Fowa Hammond
Canadian trademarks and keyword advertising : the unsettled debate over trademark keywords, Michelle Kerluke
International crime and the politics of international criminal theory, Asad Ghaffar Kiyani
The right to be forgotten : no solution to the challenges of the digital environment, Jordan Levesque
Reconceiving the duty to consult and accommodate Aboriginal peoples : a relational approach, Kirsten Manley-Casimir
Confluence of the law of fresh water resources and international trade : do Canada’s international trade obligations apply to Canada’s fresh water resources?, Brett Jason Nash
Impartial resolution of disputes in China : an intellectual property perspective, Yulin Zhang
Theses/Dissertations from 2015
Convertible preferred stock : testing the legal framework of the U.S. venture capital model in China, Olivia-Nathale Adamski
Potential and peril : incapacitation in the new age of international criminal law, Tessa Bolton
An ethical process for elder mediators : responding to questions that arise when there are vulnerable or incapable participants, Joy Anne Fay Braun