Most Recent Articles from McGill Law Journal

• Libres propos sur la culture juridique quebecoise dans un monde qui retrecit. 

  The author explores Quebec's legal culture with a brief presentation of its characteristics; its broad, underlying themes; its institutions; its...

  06/22/09 by Popovici, Adrian · More from publication

• La place des cultures juridiques et des langues autochtones dans les accords d'autonomie gouvernementale au Canada. 

  Over the course of the last decade, the federal and provincial governments concluded three self-government agreements with the Nisga'a, the...

  06/22/09 by Otis, Ghislain · More from publication

• Culture et droit de la famille : de l'institution a l'autonomie individuelle. 

  Over the course of the twentieth century, the progression of individual autonomy and the loss of the influence of the Catholic Church in Quebec,...

  06/22/09 by Moore, Benoit · More from publication

• Culture et droit processuel : le cas du Quebec. 

  This article considers the influence of culture within Quebec's procedural law, building upon the recent reform of the Code of Civil Procedure....

  06/22/09 by Jutras, Daniel · More from publication

• L'impact de la culture sur le credit, les institutions de financement et le droit de la faillite : quelques reflexions sur le cas canadien. 

  Three cleavages characterize Canadian society: the division of legislative power between the federal and provincial levels; bijuralism, with the...

  06/22/09 by Bilodeau, Jean-Luc · More from publication

• Quebec and her sisters in the third legal family. 

  The global legal landscape is populated with at least three legal families: civil, common, and mixed. This third family, and Quebec's place...

  06/22/09 by Palmer, Vernon Valentine · More from publication

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