Fitzgerald, Hughes, & Jewett: Reflections on Canada’s Past, Present and Future in International Law / Réflexions sur le passé, le présent et l’avenir du Canada en matière de droit international

Oonagh E. Fitzgerald (Centre for International Governance Innovation), Valerie Hughes (Queen's Univ. - Law), & Mark Jewett (Centre for International Governance Innovation) have published Reflections on Canada’s Past, Present and Future in International Law / Réflexions sur le passé, le présent et l’avenir du Canada en matière de droit international (CIGI Press 2018). Contents include:

• L. Yves Fortier, Foreword
• Oonagh E. Fitzgerald, Valerie Hughes & Mark Jewett, Introduction: Canada, International Law and the Public Good
• Part I: The History and Practice of International Law
• The Making of International Treaties and Implementation into Domestic Law
• Oonagh E. Fitzgerald, Introduction
• Gib van Ert, The Reception of International Law in Canada: Three Ways We Might Go Wrong
• Armand de Mestral & Hugo Cyr, Le rôle du Parlement dans la négociation et l’adoption des traités
• Gary Luton, A Historical Survey of Canadian International Treaty Diplomacy
• Charles-Emmanuel Côté, Le Canada et la capacité des entités infra-étatiques de conclure des traités
• Honouring International Treaties with Indigenous Peoples
• John Borrows, Introduction
• Brenda Gunn, Exploring the International Character of Treaties 1-11 and the Legal Consequences
• Joshua Nichols, Sui Generis Sovereignties: The Relationship between Treaty Interpretation and Canadian Sovereignty
• Rob Hamilton, Indigenous Legal Traditions and Histories of International and Transnational Law in the Pre-Confederation Maritime Provinces
• Ryan Beaton, The Crown Fiduciary Duty at the Supreme Court of Canada: Reaching across Nations, or Held within the Grip of the Crown?
• Part II: International Law, Governance and Innovation
• International Economic Law
• Johnathan Fried, Introduction
• Richard Ouellet, Le rôle du Canada dans l’évolution institutionnelle et substantive du système GATT/OMC
• Valerie Hughes, Canada: A Key Player in WTO Dispute Settlement
• Allison Christians, Taxing Transnationals: Canada and the World
• Brian Arnold, Canada’s International Tax System: Historical Review, Problems and Outlook for the Future
• Bernard Colas, Le Canada et le droit international privé en matière commerciale
• International Environmental Law
• Jutta Brunnée, Introduction
• Silvia Maciunas & Géraud de Lassus Saint-Geniès, The Evolution of Canada’s International and Domestic Climate Policy: From Divergence to Consistency?
• Anne Daniel, Canadian Contributions to International Environmental Law on Chemicals and Wastes
• Dean Sherratt & Marcus Davies, Going with the Flow: Sovereignty, Cooperation and Governance of US-Canada Transboundary and Boundary Waters
• Suzanne Lalonde, Canada’s Influence on the Law of the Sea
• Intellectual Property Law
• Jeremy de Beer, Introduction
• Howard Knopf, Canada’s Role in the Relationship of Trade and Intellectual Property
• Ton Zuijdwijk, The Integration of the Rules of International Intellectual Property Law into the Body of International Trade Law
• Part III: International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
• Oonagh E. Fitzgerald, Introduction
• Stéphane Beaulac, La mise en oeuvre judiciaire des obligations internationales du Canada en matière de droits humains : Obstacles et embûches
• Adelle Blackett, “This is Hallowed Ground”: International Labour Law and Canada at 150
• Valerie Oosterveld, Canada and the Development of International Criminal Law: What Role for the Future?
• Fannie Lafontaine, Criminels de guerre au Canada? La valse-hésitation historique entre poursuites et expulsions
• René Provost, Enfants-soldats en droit international humanitaire : civils ou combattants? Expériences et réflexions canadiennes
• Part IV: New Challenges in International Law
• Oonagh E. Fitzgerald, Mark Jewett & Valerie Hughes, Conclusion: Looking Ahead