Index to Volume 60

University of Toronto LAW JOURNAL INDEX TO VOLUME 60 ARTICLES Trebilcock on tax avoidance BENJAMIN ALARIE 623 [60.2] Deference, defiance, and doctrine: defining the limits of judicial review T .R.S. ALLAN 41 [60.1] Is systemic risk relevant to securities regulation? ANITA I. ANAND 941 [60.4] Why is this taking so long? The move toward a national securities regulator ANITA I. ANAND & ANDREW J. GREEN 663 [60.2] Person, place, or thing? Property and the structuring of social relations LISA M. AUSTIN 445 [60.2] Misfeasance as an organizing normative idea in private law PETER BENSON 731 [60.3] New modes and orders: the difficulties of a jus post bellum of constitutional transformation NEHAL BHUTA 799 [60.3] The persistent dilemmas of development: The next fifty years LINDSEY CARSON & RONALD J. DANIELS 491 [60.2] Preference, pluralism, and proportionality BRUCE CHAPMAN 177 [60.2] Academic scribblers and defunct economists ROBERT COOTER & HANS BERND SCHAEFER 467 [60.2] Legal universalism: Persistent objections KEVIN E. DAVIS 537 [60.2] Giving voice to reality: Michael Trebilcock and pension governance issues RONALD B. DAVIS & JANIS P . SARRA 579 [60.2] Consumer credit redux ANTHONY DUGGAN 687 [60.2] The very idea of a judge DAVID DYZENHAUS 61 [60.1] Trebilcock’s heresy OWEN FISS 511 [60.2] The evidentiary burden for overturning government’s choice of regulatory instrument: The case of direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs COLLEEN M. FLOOD 397 [60.2] Regional competition law agreements: An important step for antitrust enforcement MICHAL S. GAL 239 [60.2] Structural judicial review and the objection from democracy JEFFREY GOLDSWORTHY 137 [60.1] Beyond the countertrade taboo: Why the WTO should take another look at barter and countertrade ROBERT HOWSE 289 [60.2] Abuse of joint dominance in Canadian competition policy EDWARD IACOBUCCI & RALPH WINTER 219 [60.2] Judicial restraint in the pursuit of justice AILEEN KAVANAGH 23 [60.1] Ideas, interests, and institutions: Conceding citizenship in Bangladesh NINETTE KELLEY 349 [60.2] Freeing migration from the state: Michael Trebilcock’s model for migration policy AUDREY MACKLIN 315 [60.2] Law and economics in the legal academy, or, what I should have said to Discipulus ANTHONY OGUS 169 [60.2] Early twentieth-century Canadian medical patent law in practice: James Bertram Collip and the discovery of Emmenin VIRGINIE MARIER & TINA PIPER 855 [60.3] Judicial review at the margins: Law, power, and prerogative THOMAS POOLE 81 [60.1] The paradox of rule of law reforms: How early reforms can create obstacles to future ones MARIANA MOTA PRADO 555 [60.2] Michael Trebilcock and the past and future of law and economics GEORGE L. PRIEST 155 [60.2] ‘To heap distress upon distress?’ Comparative reflections on interest-rate ceilings IAIN RAMSAY 707 [60.2] Bilateralism versus multilateralism in international economic law: Applying the principle of subsidiarity ARIE REICH 263 [60.2] Access to justice and beyond KENT ROACH & LORNE SOSSIN 373 [60.2] Regulation and public law in comparative perspective SUSAN ROSE-ACKERMAN 519 [60.2] Investing in democracy? Political process and international investment law DAVID SCHNEIDERMAN 909 [60.4] Democratic objections to structural judicial review and the judicial role in constitutional law ADRIENNE STONE 109 [60.1] Ideas, interests, institutions and the history of Canadian bankruptcy law, 1867–1880 THOMAS G.W. TELFER 603 [60.2] Reinventing the night-watchman state? MALCOLM THORBURN 425 [60.2] The role of the courts in the political constitution ADAM TOMKINS 1 [60.1] The evolution of contract remedies (and why do contracts professors teach remedies first?) GEORGE TRIANTIS 643 [60.2] The French response to the World Bank’s Doing Business reports CATHERINE VALCKE 197 [60.2] FOCUS: Philosophical legal ethics and personal integrity TIM DARE 1021 [60.4] Three issues in legal ethics DANIEL MARKOVITS 1003 [60.4] Methodology and perspective in the theory of lawyers’ ethics: A response to Professors Woolley and Markovits W. BRADLEY WENDEL 1011 [60.4] If philosophical legal ethics is the answer, what is the question? ALICE WOOLLEY 983 [60.4] REVIEW ARTICLES Language and judgment’s reach: reflecting on limits on rights ROBERT LECKEY 1031 [60.4] Investment rules and the denial of change GUS VAN HARTEN 893 [60.3] BOOK REVIEW...