Osgoode Research Showcase

Recent publications by Osgoode faculty members

Law & Society

Indigenous

Private Law

Public Law

Land & Environment

Legal Profession

Regulation of Capital

AI and Technology

A crowd of people.

Law & Society

Copyright and gender: feminist philosophies and the politics of proof

Carys Craig
Book Chapter

November 07, 2024
Law and Gender

Unjust Enrichment in Law and Equity

Jennifer Nadler
Article

October 31, 2024

Quiet Rebels: A History of Ontario Women Lawyers

Mary Jane Mossman
Book

April 30, 2024
Law and Gender
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A forest.

Indigenous

The Papal Bulls Dividing the Americas between Spain and Portugal: A Reappraisal

Kent McNeil
Article

December 18, 2024

For Our Future: Indigenous Resilience Report

Deborah McGregor
Report

March 12, 2024
Aboriginal Law

Ecological research ‘in a good way’ means ethical and equitable relationships with Indigenous Peoples and Lands

Deborah McGregor
Article

January 15, 2024
Indigenous Law
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Two hands signing a paper.

Private Law

Tawdry or Honourable? Additional Payments to Representative Plaintiffs in Ontario and Beyond

Suzanne Chiodo
Article

July 26, 2024
Civil Law

Impossibility and Frustration

Jennifer Nadler
Forthcoming

October 06, 2023
Contract Law

The Next Revolution? Negligence Law for the 21st Century

Allan C. Hutchinson
Article

May 12, 2023
Tort Law
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Public Law

An International Law of the Emotions

Emily Kidd White
Article

January 09, 2025
Public International Law

Legal Research Methods for the English-Speaking Caribbean

Yemisi Dina
Book

March 01, 2024
Legal History

The Oxford Handbook of International Law and Development

Ruth Buchanan
Book

January 23, 2024
Environmental Law
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A river running through a forest.

Land & Environment

Ecological research ‘in a good way’ means ethical and equitable relationships with Indigenous Peoples and Lands

Deborah McGregor
Article

January 15, 2024
Indigenous Law

Law, Labour and Landscape in a Just Transition

Dayna N. Scott:
Article

September 01, 2023
Labour Law

Impact Assessment in the Ring of Fire: Contested Authorities, Competing Visions and a Clash of Legal Orders

Dayna N. Scott
Article

May 09, 2023
Environmental Law
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Legal Profession

Trauma-Informed Judicial Practice Meets Therapeutic Jurisprudence: Compassionate Written Judgments in Child Protection Cases

Shelley Kierstead
Article

December 18, 2024
Judges

Section 9 of the Canadian Charter & Arbitrary Laws: A Taxonomy, an Organizational Ideal, and a Path Forward

François Tanguay-Renaud
Article

October 09, 2024

Access to Justice and the Legal Profession: Three Questions

Trevor C. W. Farrow
Article

May 09, 2024
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Regulation of Capital

Lifting the Private-Law Veil: Employer Authority and the Contractual-Coating of Worker Subordination

Valerio De Stefano
Article

May 01, 2024
Labour Law

Judicial Line Drawing and Implications for Tax Avoidance

Ivan Ozai
Article

February 19, 2024
Tax Law

The Bearer Digital Coin: Optimal Design and Legal Features

Benjamin Geva
Book Chapter

December 31, 2023
Banking and Finance Law
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The Statue of Justice on a backdrop of binary code.

AI and Technology

Who is the AI Owner? Hacking the Illusive AI Inventorship Challenge

Giuseppina D'Agostino
Article

May 19, 2023
Law and Technology

The Future of Remote Work

Valerio De Stefano
Book

May 08, 2023
Law and Technology

Do Automated Legal Threats Reduce Freedom of Expression Online? Results from a Natural Experiment

Jonathon W. Penney
Article

April 14, 2023
Law and Technology
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