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  1. Doing Things with Time: Flexibility, Adaptability, and Elasticity in UK Equality Cases
  2. Dr Emily Grabham
  3. pp. 485-508
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  1. Human Rights, Transsexed Bodies, and Health Care in Canada: What Counts as Legal Protection?
  2. Lane R. Mandlis
  3. pp. 509-529
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  1. Le droit est aussi une question de visibilité : l’occupation des espaces publics et les parcours judiciaires des personnes itinérantes à Montréal et à Ottawa
  2. Marie-Eve Sylvestre, Céline Bellot, Philippe Antoine Couture Ménard, Alexandra Caroline Tremblay
  3. pp. 531-561
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  1. Conscientiser les individus au droit : la construction sociale des besoins et demandes juridiques
  2. Aude Lejeune
  3. pp. 563-583
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  1. Negotiating a Way In: A Special Collection of Essays on Accessing Information and Socio-legal Research
  2. Michael S. Mopas, Sarah Turnbull
  3. pp. 585-590
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  1. “WikiLeaks Documents Explosive”: The Potentially Perverse Effects of Scholars’ Being Forced to Look to Third Parties Rather Than State Institutions for Classified Material
  2. Samuel Brenner
  3. pp. 591-598
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  1. From “Observation Dude” to “An Observational Study”: Gaining Access and Conducting Research Inside a Paramilitary Organization
  2. Philip Goodman
  3. pp. 599-605
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  1. The Need for Flexible and Adaptive Research in an Environment of Diverse Barriers to Accessing Data
  2. Dr Claire Spivakovsky
  3. pp. 607-612
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  1. Accessing Democracy: The Critical Relationship between Academics and the Access to Information Act
  2. Vincent Kazmierski
  3. pp. 613-622
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  1. Getting at the Live Archive: On Access to Information Research in Canada
  2. Kevin Walby, Mike Larsen
  3. pp. 623-633
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  1. “Going Public”: Accessing Data, Contesting Information Blockades
  2. Justin Piché
  3. pp. 635-643
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  1. Access to Information (ATI) as a Double-Edged Sword for Critical Policing Research
  2. George S. Rigakos, Stephen R. Worth
  3. pp. 645-652
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  1. Whitewashing Criminal Justice in Canada: Preventing Research through Data Suppression
  2. Paul Millar, Akwasi Owusu-Bempah
  3. pp. 653-661
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  1. Muslim Marriage in Western Courts: Lost in Transplantation (review)
  2. Lori G. Beaman
  3. pp. 665-666
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  1. Native Peoples and Water Rights: Irrigation, Dams and the Law in Western Canada (review)
  2. L. Jane McMillan
  3. pp. 666-668
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  1. La justice pénale, entre rituel et management (review)
  2. Véronique Guienne
  3. pp. 669-670
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  1. Changing Contours of Domestic Life, Family and Law: Caring and Sharing (review)
  2. Lisa M. Kelly
  3. pp. 670-672
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  1. Law’s Trace: From Hegel to Derrida (review)
  2. Bobby Noble
  3. pp. 672-674
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  1. Gouvernance autochtone: reconfiguration d’un avenir collectif. Nouvelles perspectives et processus émergents (review)
  2. Sophie Thériault
  3. pp. 674-677
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  1. Political Institutions and Lesbian and Gay Rights in the United States and Canada (review)
  2. Kathryn Trevenen, Leah Ward
  3. pp. 678-680
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  1. Face à la persécution. 991 Juifs dans la guerre (review)
  2. Laure Blévis
  3. pp. 680-682
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