Research

Professor Craig Forcese is the co-editor of a new book, The Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court – 50 Years of History (Irwin Law), which explores the history of two of Canada’s most important judicial bodies, documenting what makes them unique in Canada. Professor Forcese is joined in his editing role by Professor Martine Valois of the Université de Montréal, Professor Ian Greene of York University, and Professor Peter McCormick of the University of Lethbridge.

The Canadian Foundation for Legal Research (CFLR) has announced that Professor Carissima Mathen’s 2019 book, Courts Without Cases: The Law and Politics of Advisory Opinions (Hart Publishing) has earned the second place prize in 2021 Walter Owen Book Prize competition.

Do you wish to create a more inclusive research environment that contributes to eliminating the systemic barriers that limit diverse participation in advancing knowledge and research? The Research Office is offering a new resource – EDI in Research – that brings together frameworks, models, and tools about equity, diversity and inclusion in research to help you navigate these issues.