1125 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, Ontario K1S 5B6
Canada
Carleton University
environmental law, administrative law, fisheries, aquaculture, precautionary principle, sub-delegation
law of the sea, marine biodiversity, Anthropocene; green legal theory, critical environmental law, critical legal theory, transnational law, international law, responsibility
environmental law, Canada, environmental assessment, sustainable development, environmental policy
marine biodiversity, UNCLOS, UNFSA, biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction, green legal theory, fisheries conservation, economic growth
access to justice, transgender, trans, non-binary, gender identity, gender expression, law, human rights, public law, criminal law, Canada
environmental law, international environmental law, european union environmental law, european union law, biofuels, lifecycle assessment, environmental law principles, renewable energy, climate change, climate change law, precaution, polluter pays, equity, integration, sustainable development
environmental law, Quebec, Canada, wetland, environmental protection, administrative law, public law, droit environnemental, droit administratif, droit public, milieux humides
access to justice, transgender, two spirit, trans, non-binary, gender identity, gender expression, law, human rights, public law, criminal law, private law, legal system, qualitative research, Canada
Green criminology, Environmental harm, Environmental law, Marine biodiversity, Anthropocene, Responsibility, Critical theory
