Vol. 16 No. 1 (2011)

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Preface

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  Mark Witten, Sarah Runyon

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Articles

• FEDERAL POWER AND FEDERAL DUTY: RECONCILING SECTIONS 91(24) AND 35(1) OF THE CANADIAN CONSTITUTION

  Brian Bird

  3-14

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• BEYOND BOUNTIFUL: TOWARD AN INTERSECTIONAL AND POSTCOLONIAL FEMINIST INTERVENTION IN THE BRITISH COLUMBIA POLYGAMY REFERENCE

  Michelle Chan

  15-30

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• CHINA’S ANTI-MONOPOLY LAW: HISTORY, APPLICATION, AND ENFORCEMENT

  Thomas Brook

  31-48

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• THE CRIMINALIZATION OF POVERTY: MONTRÉAL’S POLICY OF TICKETING HOMELESS YOUTH FOR MUNICIPAL AND TRANSPORTATION BY-LAW INFRACTIONS

  Justin Douglas

  49-64

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• IMPAIRED EXCLUSION: EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITY OF A NEW BRIGHT LINE RULE OF GOOD FAITH IN IMPAIRED DRIVING OFFENCES

  Brian Eberdt

  65-83

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• A CRITIQUE OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE INDUSTRY’S USE OF DUAL AGENCY

  Michael Drouillard

  84-100

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• CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, SOCIAL JUSTICE, AND THE POLITICS OF DIFFERENCE: TOWARDS A PARTICIPATORY MODEL OF THE CORPORATION

  Dustin Gumpinger

  101-120

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