University of Toronto LAW JOURNAL: Index to volume 66

Articles

The path of the law: Towards legal singularity benjamin alarie	443 [66.4]
Law in the future benjamin alarie, anthony niblett, & albert h yoon	423 [66.4]
Self-driving laws anthony j casey & anthony niblett	429 [66.4]
The inhospitable court elaine craig	197 [66.2]
The utopian promise of private law hanoch dagan	392 [66.3]
Quantifying Dunsmuir: An empirical analysis of the Supreme Court of Canada’s jurisprudence on standard of review robert danay	555 [66.4]
Acquisitive prescription and fundamental rights neil duxbury	472 [66.4]
Introduction: Public law for the twenty-first century david dyzenhaus	1 [66.1]
Adjudicating constitutional rights in administrative law tom hickman	121 [66.1]
An economic analysis of waiver of tort in negligence actions edward m iacobucci & michael j trebilcock	173 [66.2]
The lure and the limits of dialogue aileen kavanagh	83 [66.1]
Rethinking original ownership yael r lifshitz	513 [66.4]
Taking on responsibility and trusting others: A response to Shiffrin sophia moreau	380 [66.3]
The past and future of law and development mariana mota prado	297 [66.3]
Polycentricity and queue jumping in public law remedies: A two-track response kent roach	3 [66.1]
Disgorgement: From property to contract nicholas w sage	224 [66.2]
Enhancing moral relationships through strict liability seana valentine shiffrin	353 [66.3]
Between universalism and relativism: Reflections on the evolution of law and development studies michael trebilcock	330 [66.3]
Law and development: Forty years after ‘Scholars in Self-Estrangement’ david m trubek	301 [66.3]
Public law and ordinary legal method: Revisiting Dicey’s approach to droit administratif mark d walters	53 [66.1]
The post-modern lawyer: Technology and the democratization of legal representation albert h yoon	456 [66.4]

Review article

The politics of comparative constitutional inquiry: At the crossroads of law, political science, and ideology michel rosenfeld

273 [66.2]

Book review

thomas piketty. Capital in the Twenty-First Century hamish stewart

418 [66.3]