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Softcover. Condition: Fine. Magazine. Edited by Geoff Holland. Octavo. Stapled wrappers. Near fine with a bit of bumping at the edges. A quarterly poetry magazine published with help from the Northern Arts and Mid-Northumberland Arts Group. Contributors include James Kirkup, Steve Duffy, Cyril Patterson, Julie Cashford, Eric Taylor, John Rice, J.D. Beardsley, Steven Kyle, Michael R. White, Martyn Broad, Bob Bevan Jones, Mark Williams, David Ward, Bill Barnes, Stanley T. Thomas, Steve Sneyd, Joan Downar, Rough McGough, Harold Hilkins, and others. With publisher's subscription form laid in at the rear.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law is a groundbreaking open-access collection of peer-reviewed essays showcasing interdisciplinary thinking on topical public law issues at the forefront of the evolving relationship between state and society.In Canada, this relationship is undergoing a period of significant reinvention, as evidenced, for example, by the movements for reconciliation, decolonization and Indigenization, the calls to recognize and remedy systemic racism in institutions including police forces, and the recent extension of human rights protections to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or expression.These examples reveal that we are experiencing a moment where claims that challenge the normative foundations of the discipline of public law are being made in real time; claims about citizenship, rights, and access to resources and benefits; claims about what substantive and procedural fairness look like, and for whom; claims about the obligations and limits of the state to proactively address both historical and current injustices; and challenges to the underlying assumptions about the state itself.Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law highlights the intersections of critical perspectivesincluding intersectional approaches to decolonial and Indigenous legal theory, Indigenous constitutionalisms, critical race theory, feminisms, queer theory and critical disability theoryand public law topics, broadly defined. This collection bridges the divide between traditional, largely liberal, public law scholarship and critical perspectives by centring critical theories as not only relevant, but imperative, to robust, fully contextualized understandings of contemporary public law challenges. Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law is a groundbreaking, field-defining collection that showcases interdisciplinary research on topical public law issues at the forefront of the evolving relationship between state and society, including decolonial and Indigenous legal theory, critical race theory and feminist legal theory.This edition includes two chapters in French. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law is a groundbreaking open-access collection of peer-reviewed essays showcasing interdisciplinary thinking on topical public law issues at the forefront of the evolving relationship between state and society.In Canada, this relationship is undergoing a period of significant reinvention, as evidenced, for example, by the movements for reconciliation, decolonization and Indigenization, the calls to recognize and remedy systemic racism in institutions including police forces, and the recent extension of human rights protections to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or expression.These examples reveal that we are experiencing a moment where claims that challenge the normative foundations of the discipline of public law are being made in real time; claims about citizenship, rights, and access to resources and benefits; claims about what substantive and procedural fairness look like, and for whom; claims about the obligations and limits of the state to proactively address both historical and current injustices; and challenges to the underlying assumptions about the state itself.Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law highlights the intersections of critical perspectivesincluding intersectional approaches to decolonial and Indigenous legal theory, Indigenous constitutionalisms, critical race theory, feminisms, queer theory and critical disability theoryand public law topics, broadly defined. This collection bridges the divide between traditional, largely liberal, public law scholarship and critical perspectives by centring critical theories as not only relevant, but imperative, to robust, fully contextualized understandings of contemporary public law challenges. Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law is a groundbreaking, field-defining collection that showcases interdisciplinary research on topical public law issues at the forefront of the evolving relationship between state and society, including decolonial and Indigenous legal theory, critical race theory and feminist legal theory.This edition includes two chapters in French. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law is a groundbreaking open-access collection of peer-reviewed essays showcasing interdisciplinary thinking on topical public law issues at the forefront of the evolving relationship between state and society.In Canada, this relationship is undergoing a period of significant reinvention, as evidenced, for example, by the movements for reconciliation, decolonization and Indigenization, the calls to recognize and remedy systemic racism in institutions including police forces, and the recent extension of human rights protections to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or expression.These examples reveal that we are experiencing a moment where claims that challenge the normative foundations of the discipline of public law are being made in real time; claims about citizenship, rights, and access to resources and benefits; claims about what substantive and procedural fairness look like, and for whom; claims about the obligations and limits of the state to proactively address both historical and current injustices; and challenges to the underlying assumptions about the state itself.Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law highlights the intersections of critical perspectivesincluding intersectional approaches to decolonial and Indigenous legal theory, Indigenous constitutionalisms, critical race theory, feminisms, queer theory and critical disability theoryand public law topics, broadly defined. This collection bridges the divide between traditional, largely liberal, public law scholarship and critical perspectives by centring critical theories as not only relevant, but imperative, to robust, fully contextualized understandings of contemporary public law challenges. Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law is a groundbreaking, field-defining collection that showcases interdisciplinary research on topical public law issues at the forefront of the evolving relationship between state and society, including decolonial and Indigenous legal theory, critical race theory and feminist legal theory.This edition includes two chapters in French. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law is a groundbreaking open-access collection of peer-reviewed essays showcasing interdisciplinary thinking on topical public law issues at the forefront of the evolving relationship between state and society.In Canada, this relationship is undergoing a period of significant reinvention, as evidenced, for example, by the movements for reconciliation, decolonization and Indigenization, the calls to recognize and remedy systemic racism in institutions including police forces, and the recent extension of human rights protections to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or expression.These examples reveal that we are experiencing a moment where claims that challenge the normative foundations of the discipline of public law are being made in real time; claims about citizenship, rights, and access to resources and benefits; claims about what substantive and procedural fairness look like, and for whom; claims about the obligations and limits of the state to proactively address both historical and current injustices; and challenges to the underlying assumptions about the state itself.Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law highlights the intersections of critical perspectivesincluding intersectional approaches to decolonial and Indigenous legal theory, Indigenous constitutionalisms, critical race theory, feminisms, queer theory and critical disability theoryand public law topics, broadly defined. This collection bridges the divide between traditional, largely liberal, public law scholarship and critical perspectives by centring critical theories as not only relevant, but imperative, to robust, fully contextualized understandings of contemporary public law challenges. Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law is a groundbreaking, field-defining collection that showcases interdisciplinary research on topical public law issues at the forefront of the evolving relationship between state and society, including decolonial and Indigenous legal theory, critical race theory and feminist legal theory.This edition includes two chapters in French. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.