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Hegel and a Third Theory of Law

Derrida's Territorial Knowledge of Justice

In: in "Reading Modern Law: Critical Methodologies and Sovereign Formations", edited by Ruth Buchanan, Stewart Motha, Sunday Pahuja, (London: Rutledge, 2012), pp 102-129

The Utilitarian Theory of Equality Before the Law

The Legal Theory of Horkheimer and Adorno

In: Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice, Band 5

The Ghost of 'The People' in a Modern Legal Genre

In: in 'The Law' vs 'The People': Twelfth Round Table on Law and Semiotics, Ed by William Pencak, J Ralph Lindgren, Roberta Kevelson and Chjarles N Wood ( New York: Peter Lang 2000), 61-75.

Teaching Critically within a Modern Legal Genre

In: Canadian Journal of Law and Society 8:33-57, 1993

Introduction: Problems Concerning Human Rights

In: Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice, Band 24, Heft 2

Access to Justice' as Access to a Lawyer's Language

In: Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice, Band 10

Statelessness and Bernhard Waldenfels' Phenomenology of the Alien

In: Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, Band 38 (3)

The Role of Third World Courts During Alleged Emergencies

In: in Essays on Third World Perspectives in Jurisprudence, Ed by M.M. Marasinghe and William E. Conklin (Singapore: Malayan Law Journal, 1984), 69-104.

Legal Modernity and Early Amerindian Laws

A Contract

In: Canadian Perspectives on Legal Theory, Ed by Richard F. Devlin (Toronto: Emond Montgomery, 1991), 207-222.

Human Rights and the Forgotten Acts of Meaning in the Social Conventions of Conceptual Jurisprudence

Pickin and Its Applicability to Canada

In: University of Toronto Law Journal, Band 25, Heft 13

The Myth of Primordialism in Cicero's Theory of Jus Gentium

In: Leiden Journal of International Law (2010): 479-506