Nbr. 60, January 2010

Index

• The uses and abuses of party autonomy in international contracts.
• Party autonomy and choice of law: is international arbitration leading the way or marching to the beat of its own drummer?
• "After the storm: the impact of the financial crisis on private international law": jurisdiction.
• Canada and the United Nations Human Rights Council: dissent and division.
• The problem of parallel actions: the softer alternative.
• Canada: time to take access and benefit sharing over genetic resources seriously.
• Why Canada's access to medicines regime can never succeed.
• International law interrupted - a case of selective adaptation.
• Reformulating a real and substantial connection.
• Cultural thin skulls.
• Consent and conflict in medico-legal decision-making at the end of life: a critical issue in the Canadian context.
• Drug mules, drug moms and criminal justice: mothering and redemption in film and in law.
• Globalization's perilous imbalance: constraints for Canada's governments, opportunities for Canadian citizens.
• Legal parenthood and the recognition of alternative family forms in Canada.
• The alternate refuge concept: a source of systematic disadvantage to sexual minority refugee claimants.