From our friends at the Canadian Legal History Blog, the lineup for the Fall 2016 Osgoode Society Legal History Workshop (with our apologies for the belated posting):
Wednesday September 14 – Ryan Alford, Lakehead University: ‘Understanding Judicial Tolerance of Executive Branch Unilateralism: Changing Dynamics in the American Federal Judicial Appointments Process 1972-2010.’
Wednesday September 21 – Thomas Mohr, University College Dublin: TBA
Wednesday October 12 – Paul Craven, York University: “Just Cause – Industrial Discipline at Arbitration in the 1940s.”
Wednesday October 26 – Bradley Miller, University of British Columbia: “Dangerous Doctrine: Jurisdiction in the Northeastern Boundary Dispute.”
Thursday October 27 – 5 – 7 - Annual Osgoode Society Book Launch, and Opening Reception, American Society for Legal History Conference
Wednesday November 9 – Suzie Chiodo, Osgoode Hall Law School: "Class Roots: The Genesis of the Ontario Class Proceedings Act, 1966-1992"
Wednesday November 23 – Constance Backhouse, University of Ottawa: “Claire L’Heureux-Dubé: A Feminist Legal Biography”
Wednesday December 7 - Nelson Ouellet, University of Moncton: ‘Import/Export: The New Brunswick Workers’ Compensation System (1918-1932)
