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Vox populi : populism, the legislative process and the Canadian constitution. In R. Baumann and T. Kahane (eds.) The Least examined branch : the role of legislatures in the constitutional state (New York : Cambridge University Press) 155-180

What immortal hand or eye? Who will redraw the boundaries of labour law? In G. Davidov and B. Langille (eds) Boundaries and frontiers of labour law : goals and means in the regulation of work (Oxford : Hart Publishing) 373-389

What immortal hand or eye? Who will redraw the boundaries of labour law? In G. Davidov and B. Langille (eds) Boundaries and frontiers of labour law : goals and means in the regulation of work (Oxford : Hart Publishing) 373-389

Reinventing labor law for the global economy. In Andrew P. Morriss and Samuel Estreicher (eds.) Cross-border human resources, labor and employment issues (Kluwer) 977-1003

Corporate codes of conduct : profit, power and law in the global economy. in W. Cragg (ed.) Ethics codes, corporations and the challenges of globalization (Edward Elgar Press) 51-74

The Administrative state goes to market : and cries wee, wee, wee all the way home. 55 U. Toronto Law Journal 797-831

Madly off in one direction : McGill's new integrated, poly-jural, trans-systemic law program. 50 McGill Law Journal 706-720

Does the Charter matter? (with Brent Arnold). 11 Review of Constitutional Studies 37-117

The Constitutionalization of labour rights. Lecture delivered on 23 February 2004 at a colloquium organized by the Centre for Labour and Development Studies, Faculty of Law, University of Cape Town, and published as University of Cape Town Centre for Development and Labour Monograph Series, Occasional Paper 1/2004

The Constitutionalization of labour rights. Lecture delivered on 23 February 2004 at a colloquium organized by the Centre for Labour and Development Studies, Faculty of Law, University of Cape Town, and published as University of Cape Town Centre for Development and Labour Monograph Series, Occasional Paper 1/2004

Will the Law Society of Alberta celebrate its bicentenary? 45 Alberta Law Review 15-27

Constitutionalism : an idea whose time has come ... and gone? 75:3 Amicus Curiae 3-9

Reconciling differences differently : reflections on labor law and worker voice after collective bargaining. 28 Comparative Lab. Law and Policy Journal 155-166.

Labour and the 'real' constitution. 48 Cahiers du droit 43-64

Compared to what? Reflections on the future of comparative labor law. 28 Comparative Labor Law & Policy Journal 591-612

From governance to political economy : insights from a study of relations between corporations and workers (with Claire Mummé). 45 Osgoode Hall Law Journal 439-470

Review, W. Scheuerman, Liberal democracy and the social acceleration of time. 56 U.T.L.J. 399-406

Constitutional courage. 49 McGill Law Journal 3-19

Cultures and legal systems. Proceedings, Law in Motion World Law Conference, International Encyclopaedia of Laws (Kluwer) 48-55

Globalization of the mind : Canadian elites and the restructuring of legal fields. 12 Can. J. Law & Soc. 219-246

The External review of the administration of Trent University : final report (with Joyce Lorimer)

Drowning by numbers : the humanities and university decision-making. In J. Murray and M. Pufahl, (eds.) The Humanities and the future of the university (University of Windsor) 39-52

Lawyering in Canada in the 21st Century. 15 Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice 202-25

Labour law without the state? 46 U. Toronto Law Journal 1-45

Governing the Canadian state : the constitution in an era of globalization, neo- liberalism, populism, decentralization and judicial activism. 13 Constitutional Forum 60-68

National traditions in labor law scholarship : the Canadian case. 23 Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal 645-678

Woe unto you, judges : or how reading Frankfurter and Greene "The Labor injunction" ruined me as a labour lawyer and made me as an academic. 29 Journal of Law and Society 657-666

Governance after the Washington consensus : the public domain, the state and the microphysics of power. 29 Man and Development 85-112

The New economy and the demise of industrial citizenship, Don Wood Lecture, Industrial Relations Centre, Queen's University

The Re-constitution of the public domain. In D. Drache and R. Higgott (eds.), The Market or the public domain : global governance and the asymmetry of power (London : Routledge) 85-110

Private ordering and workers rights in the global economy : corporate codes of conduct as a regime of labour market regulation. In J. Conaghan, K.Klare, M. Fischl (eds.) Labour law in an era of globalization : transformative practices and possibilities (Oxford: Oxford University Press) 471-487

Private ordering and workers rights in the global economy : corporate codes of conduct as a regime of labour market regulation. In J. Conaghan, K.Klare, M. Fischl (eds.) Labour law in an era of globalization : transformative practices and possibilities (Oxford: Oxford University Press) 471-487

The Role of global law firmsm in constructing or obstructing a transnational regime of labour law. In R. Appelbaum, W. Felstiner, V. Gessner (eds.) Rules and networks : the legal culture of global business transactions (Oxford: Hart Publishing) 273-299.

The Role of global law firmsm in constructing or obstructing a transnational regime of labour law. In R. Appelbaum, W. Felstiner, V. Gessner (eds.) Rules and networks : the legal culture of global business transactions (Oxford: Hart Publishing) 273-299.

Reinventing labor law for the global economy. 22 Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law 271-294

The Hollowing out of corporate Canada? In J. Jenson and B. Santos (eds.) Globalizing institutions : case studies in social regulation and innovation (London: Ashgate Press) 29-51

The World turned upside down : are changes in political economy and legal practice transforming legal education and scholarship? Or vice versa? 8 International Journal of the Legal Profession 11-21

The State we're in : legal education in Canada's new political economy. Lecture and 20 Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice 35-54

Where have you gone, John R. Commons, now that we need you so? (Review of Daniel T. Rodgers, Atlantic crossings : social politics in a progressive age). 21 Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal 373-390

Where have you gone, John R. Commons, now that we need you so? (Review of Daniel T. Rodgers, Atlantic crossings : social politics in a progressive age). 21 Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal 373-390

Poor Canadian legal education : so near to Wall Street, so far from God. 38 Osgoode Hall Law Journal 381-408

Jean-Gabriel Castel : an appreciation. 38 Osgoode Hall Law Journal 22-33

Economic integration and the employment relationship : formal and implicit sources of law and power [lecture]

Report on the Canadian legal profession : Working Group on the Comparative Study of the Legal Profession, Peyresq, France [lecture]

Constitutionalizing neo-conservatism and regional economic integration : TINA x 2. In T.J. Courchene (ed.) Room to manoeuvre? Globalization and policy convergence (Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press) 17-74

Constitutionalizing neo-conservatism and regional economic integration : TINA x 2. In T.J. Courchene (ed.) Room to manoeuvre? Globalization and policy convergence (Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press) 17-74

The New economy and the new legality : industrial citizenship and the future of labour arbitration. 7 Can. Employment & Labour Law Journal 45-63

A Global code of ethics for the transnational legal field? 2 Legal Ethics 21-31

The Political economy of Canadian legal education. 25 J. Law & Soc. 14-32

Why Canadian law schools do not teach legal ethics. In K. Economides (ed.) Ethical challenges to legal education and conduct (Oxford: Hart Publishing) 105-118

"Landscape and memory" : labour law, legal pluralism and globalization. In T. Wilthagen (ed.) Advancing theory in labour law in a global context (North Holland Press) 21-34

Canadian labour law and industrial relations : back to the future? An interview with Harry Arthurs, interviewed by Mary Lou Coates, Current Issues Series, Industrial Relations Centre, Queen's University

Canadian labour law and industrial relations : back to the future? An interview with Harry Arthurs, interviewed by Mary Lou Coates, Current Issues Series, Industrial Relations Centre, Queen's University

Labour law and industrial relations in the global economy. Industrial Law Journal 571-87

Half a league onward : the report of the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Legal Education and Conduct. 31 The Law Teacher 1-12

Law, legal institutions, and the legal profession in the new economy. 34 Osgoode Hall L. J. 1-60 (with R. Kreklewich)

Special courts, special law : business disputes in nineteenth century England, public lecture, Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba

Public accountability of the legal profession. In P. Thomas (ed.), Law in the balance : legal services in the 1980s (Martin Robertson) 161-85

Paradoxes of Canadian legal education. 3 Dalhousie L.R. 639-62

Barristers and barricades : prospects for the lawyer as a reformer. 15 Univ. Western Ont. LawRev. 59-82

The Freedom of each and the equality of all : keynote lecture, Human Rights and Civil Liberties Institute, University of Toronto

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Vox populi : populism, the legislative process and the Canadian constitution. In R. Baumann and T. Kahane (eds.) The Least examined branch : the role of legislatures in the constitutional state (New York : Cambridge University Press) 155-180

What immortal hand or eye? Who will redraw the boundaries of labour law? In G. Davidov and B. Langille (eds) Boundaries and frontiers of labour law : goals and means in the regulation of work (Oxford : Hart Publishing) 373-389

Reinventing labor law for the global economy. In Andrew P. Morriss and Samuel Estreicher (eds.) Cross-border human resources, labor and employment issues (Kluwer) 977-1003

Corporate codes of conduct : profit, power and law in the global economy. in W. Cragg (ed.) Ethics codes, corporations and the challenges of globalization (Edward Elgar Press) 51-74

The Administrative state goes to market : and cries wee, wee, wee all the way home. 55 U. Toronto Law Journal 797-831

Madly off in one direction : McGill's new integrated, poly-jural, trans-systemic law program. 50 McGill Law Journal 706-720

Does the Charter matter? (with Brent Arnold). 11 Review of Constitutional Studies 37-117

Will the Law Society of Alberta celebrate its bicentenary? 45 Alberta Law Review 15-27

Constitutionalism : an idea whose time has come ... and gone? 75:3 Amicus Curiae 3-9

Reconciling differences differently : reflections on labor law and worker voice after collective bargaining. 28 Comparative Lab. Law and Policy Journal 155-166.

Labour and the 'real' constitution. 48 Cahiers du droit 43-64

Compared to what? Reflections on the future of comparative labor law. 28 Comparative Labor Law & Policy Journal 591-612

From governance to political economy : insights from a study of relations between corporations and workers (with Claire Mummé). 45 Osgoode Hall Law Journal 439-470

Review, W. Scheuerman, Liberal democracy and the social acceleration of time. 56 U.T.L.J. 399-406

Constitutional courage. 49 McGill Law Journal 3-19

Cultures and legal systems. Proceedings, Law in Motion World Law Conference, International Encyclopaedia of Laws (Kluwer) 48-55

Globalization of the mind : Canadian elites and the restructuring of legal fields. 12 Can. J. Law & Soc. 219-246

The External review of the administration of Trent University : final report (with Joyce Lorimer)

Drowning by numbers : the humanities and university decision-making. In J. Murray and M. Pufahl, (eds.) The Humanities and the future of the university (University of Windsor) 39-52

Lawyering in Canada in the 21st Century. 15 Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice 202-25

Labour law without the state? 46 U. Toronto Law Journal 1-45

Governing the Canadian state : the constitution in an era of globalization, neo- liberalism, populism, decentralization and judicial activism. 13 Constitutional Forum 60-68

National traditions in labor law scholarship : the Canadian case. 23 Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal 645-678

Woe unto you, judges : or how reading Frankfurter and Greene "The Labor injunction" ruined me as a labour lawyer and made me as an academic. 29 Journal of Law and Society 657-666

Governance after the Washington consensus : the public domain, the state and the microphysics of power. 29 Man and Development 85-112

The New economy and the demise of industrial citizenship, Don Wood Lecture, Industrial Relations Centre, Queen's University

The Re-constitution of the public domain. In D. Drache and R. Higgott (eds.), The Market or the public domain : global governance and the asymmetry of power (London : Routledge) 85-110

Private ordering and workers rights in the global economy : corporate codes of conduct as a regime of labour market regulation. In J. Conaghan, K.Klare, M. Fischl (eds.) Labour law in an era of globalization : transformative practices and possibilities (Oxford: Oxford University Press) 471-487