Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction: Is Our House in Order? Canada’s Implementation of International Law 1
4. Canada’s Implementation of International Law: Why It Matters 25
5. The Relationship of International and Domestic Law as Understood in Canada 71
6. Federalism and Multi-Level Governance in Foreign Affairs: A Comparison of Canada and Belgium 71
7. On the Nature and Meaning of International Legal Obligation: Canada’s Responses to Kyoto 97
8. Economic and Social Rights in an Era of Governance and Governance Arrangements in Canada: The Need to Re-visit the Issue of the Implementation of International Human Rights Law 115
9. Canada’s Implementation of the WTO Agreement 140
10. Canada’s Indoor Arbitration Management: Making Good on Promises to the Outside World 174
11. Libman at Twenty-five; or, Canada and Qualified Territoriality: Do We Understand Jurisdiction Yet? 199
12. Domestic Reception and Application of International Humanitarian Law: Coming Challenges for Canadian Courts in the “Campaign against Terror” 225
13. Letting the Elephants Watch the Mice: The Surrender of Canadian Anti-Bribery Legislation to American Jurisdiction 262
14. Confidential Information and Privacy Related Law in Canada and in International Instruments 275
15. Contributors 313
16. Index 317