Faculty Publications

Annual Report - Faculty Publications - 2008-2009
[Publications_2008-2009.doc - MS Word - 114 KB]
Publications and in house teaching report for the Faculty of Law for 2008-2009.

Annual Report - Faculty Publications - 2007-2008
[Publications_2007-2008.doc - MS Word - 153 KB]
Publications and in house teaching report for the Faculty of Law for 2007-2008.

Annual Report - Faculty Publications - 2006-2007
[Publications_2006-2007.doc - MS Word - 192.5 KB]
Publications and in house teaching report for the Faculty of Law for 2006-2007.

Please note that full publication lists are available via our Faculty members' People Pages.

McGill Law Journal

The McGill Law Journal is an academic legal journal established in 1952 by the students of the McGill University Faculty of Law. Fifty years later, and still entirely student-run, we remain committed to the advancement of legal scholarship in both the common and civil law. Amongst university law journals, McGill’s is especially unique as a result of its bilingual, bijuridical character, and its success as the most frequently quoted university law journal by the Supreme Court of Canada. Its Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation is now the standard reference guide for numerous Canadian courts, law schools, and law journals.
lawjournal.mcgill.ca/

The McGill International Journal of Sustainable Development Law and Policy

The McGill International Journal of Sustainable Development Law & Policy is a student-run, peer-reviewed academic journal. The goal of the Journal is to provide a forum for critical analysis and innovative commentary on the intersection of the three pillars of sustainable development law and policy: economics, society and human rights, and the environment.
jsdlp.mcgill.ca/

McGill Journal of Law and Health

The McGill Journal of Law and Health (MJLH) is a student-run, on-line endeavour. It is an interdisciplinary project consisting of a peer-reviewed anthology featuring scholarly contributions by renowned academics and practitioners alongside an organic on-line database—a resource of recent developments in the field of health law. Both components aim to inform the vital public debate surrounding health, public policy and ethics and to critically explore the nexus of health and law in a transsystemic framework. The MJLH is an open-access journal that is available on our website free of charge.
mjlh.mcgill.ca

Theses

All theses are available for consultation at the Nahum Gelber Law Library. Some of the more recent theses can be consulted directly online through McGill eScholarship.

Transsystemic Approach

The Quebec Research Centre of Private & Comparative Law offers a wide array of selected publications, course materials, multimedia files and more on its site: See Transsystemic legal education to learn more.