Miscellaneous Volume 35:4

Books Received

Table of Contents

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I. Doctoral Theses/Theses de doctorat

Roland-Yves Gagn6, Annex 18 to the Chicago Convention and the Safe
Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air, Institute of Air and Space law, McGill
University

This thesis is the analysis of Annex 18 to the Chicago Convention on the

Safe Carriage by Air of Dangerous Goods.

Chapter one is a throrough analytical history of the international standards
on the air carriage of dangerous goods, the influence of IATA and ICAO on their
drafting and implementation.

Chapter two is on the regulations on the air carriage of dangerous goods
in North America, in the United States and Canada, and the influence of Annex
18 thereon.

Chapter three treats the liability involved in the carriage of dangerous
goods under common law, civil law, the Warsaw system, the Chicago
Convention, the North American Regulations and conventions on nuclear mate-
rials, as well as on transfontier movements of hazardous wastes, and the situa-
tion in other modes of transport.

Cette those traite de l’Annexe 18 de la Convention de Chicago sur le trans-

port des marchandises dangereuses par air.

Le premier chapitre est une analyse d6taill~e et historique des standards
internationaux sur le transport des mati~res dangereuses, de l’influence de
I’IATA et de I’OACI

ce sujet dans leur r6daction et leur mise en oeuvre.

Le deuxi~me chapitre parle de la r6glementation sur les marchandises dan-
gereuses en Am6rique du Nord, aux Etats-Unis et au Canada, et de l’influence
de l’Annexe 18 h ce sujet.

Le Chapitre trois traite de la responsabilit6 dans le transport des marchan-
dises dangereuses en < common law >>, en droit civil, sous le syst~me de
Varsovie, la Convention de Chicago, la r6glementation nord-am6ricaine, les
conventions sur les mati~res radioactives, sur les mouvements transfrontaliers
des d6chets dangereux, et de la situation dans les autres modes de transport.

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Marlene Maltais, Institution et dogmaticiti occidentale: la mythologie de la
raison, jusque dans ses versions modernes, Universit6 Laval

No abstract availablelrdsumg non disponible

Louise Potvin, La personne et la protection de son image: itude comparje des
droits quibicois, franqais et de la common law anglaise, Institut de droit
compar6, Universit6 McGill

Cette those aborde les probl~mes soulev6s par la publication non autoris~e
de l’image humaine qui porte atteinte t la vie priv6e du sujet repr6sent6 on
encore qui d6nature ou exploite sa personnalit6. Nous avons 6tudi6 comment les
droits qu6b6cois, frangais et anglais ont r6agi A chacune de ces situations. Nous
avons pr6cis6 le r6le des Conseils de Presse qu6b6cois et britannique et analys6
les solutions apport6es par ces << tribunaux d'honneur >>.

La premiere partie de la those traite du fondement juridique de la protec-
tion de l’image humaine alors que la seconde porte sur l’6tendue de la protec-
tion des personnes contre la publication de leur image.

La confrontation des solutions apport6es par les droits en pr6sence nous a
permis de d6terminer si l’un ou l’autre de ces droits se distinguait en prot6geant
plus ad6quatement les pers-onnes contre la diffusion non autoris6e de leur image.

This thesis looks at the problems arising out of the unauthorized publica-
tion of the likeness of an individual resulting in the infringement of the indivi-
dual’s privacy or misrepresentation or exploitation of his or her personality. We
have studied how the law of Quebec, France and the United Kingdom have dealt
with each of these situations. We have also described the role of press councils
in Quebec and the United Kingdom and examined the solutions proposed by
these councils.

The first part of the thesis deals with the basis in law for the protection of
the human likeness, while the second part attempts to determine how effectively
individuals are protected from the publication of their likeness.

A comparison of the various solutions provided under the laws being
examined has enabled us to determine whether one of them best safeguards the
individual from the unauthorized publication of his or her likeness.

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Amnat Wongbandit, Hydroelectric Development on an International River:
The Lower Mekong Basin, Osgoode Hall Law School

The Mekong, one of the longest rivers in Asia, has great potential for
hydroelectric development and other purposes. Envisaging this potential, States
in its lower basin, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam, with the encourage-
ment of the United Nations, created their international river commission, the
Mekong Committee, in 1957 to study and regulate the utilization of the water
of the basin. Due to drastic economic, political and social changes in the region
in the last three decades, the current relevant legal regimes should be reconsid-
ered in terms of their effectiveness. According to the normative, comparative
and progressive study of regional and international river law in this thesis, cer-
tain provisions of the constituent document of the Mekong Committee and the
agreement containing the rights and duties of the basin States should be mod-
ified if the use, development, management and conservation of the water
resources of the basin are to be optimized effectively. At the same time, the
basin States also need to have a legal mechanism for settling their future water
disputes and an entity to implement the construction, operation and maintenance
of water development projects on the Mekong mainstream.

Le Mekong, l’un des plus longs fleuves d’Asie, renferme un grand poten-
tiel pour les d6veloppements hydro6l~ctrique et autre. Afin d’endiguer ce poten-
tiel, les 6tats du bassin inf6rieur, soit le Cambodge, le Laos, la Thailande et le
Vit-Nam, avec l’encouragement des Nations-Unies, ont crdM, en 1957, une
commission internationale pour 6tudier et r6glementer l’utilisation des eaux du
bassin.

Les changements 6conomiques, politiques et sociaux qu’a connus la r6gion
au cours des trente derni~res ann6es rendent n6cessaire une r66valuation de l’ef-
ficacit6 du r6gime juridique en place.

Cette thse sugg~re que l’utilisation, le d6veloppement, l’administration et
la conservation optimales des ressources hydrauliques du bassin requiert une
r6vision de certaines dispositions du document constitutif du comit6 du Mekong
et la modification de certains droits et obligations des 6tats du bassin. Par ail-
leurs, ces 6tats doivent maintenant instituer des m~canismes de resolution de
dispute, ainsi qu’une entit6 juridique dont le mandat serait d’assurer la construc-
tion, l’op6ration et l’entretien des projets de d6veloppements hydrauliques sur
le M6kong.

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J. Barry Wright, Law, State and Dissent in Upper Canada, 1804-1838,
Osgoode Hall Law School

This thesis is concerned with aspects of the relationship between law and
politics in Upper Canada from 1804 to 1838. The research focusses on criminal
prosecutions of leading figures of dissent for sedition and treason. Other man-
ifestations of the relationship between law and politics in the province are
examined contextually.

The thesis advances the argument that the province’s governing elite
imperfectly dominated the legal system, resorting to it to resolve perceived
social and political crises. Legal measures were regarded by authorities as more
effective, and certainly more feasible, than direct physical coercion. On a con-
tinuing basis, the law facilitated the governing elite’s immediate concerns by
marginalizing leading opposition leaders. It also served a more fundamental
function when social conflict became extreme. The law was used to assist in the
shaping of popular thought in the attempt to legitimate the elite’s authority and
generate consent to it. However, the ruling elite’s control over these processes
was by no means complete and the law was a site of considerable struggle.
Articulate concerns were raised about politicized legality, unequal treatment
under the law, and more specifically, about the legal profession, prosecutorial
authority, the jury, the judiciary and legislative processes.

Cette th~se traite du lien existant entre le droit et la politique au Haut-
Canada de 1804 h 1838, principalement par le biais d’un examen des poursuites
criminelles pour trahison, A l’encontre de certains dissidents.

L’auteur sugg~re que l’lite provinciale dominait –

de fagon imparfaite

le syst~me juridique, y ayant recours pour rdsoudre des crises politiques et
sociales. Le droit remplissait deux r6les importants: celui de marginaliser les
dissidents et celui de l6gitimer l’autorit6 de l’61ite. Toutefois, l’autorit6 de l’6lite
sur le processus juridique n’6tait pas absolue. Des d~bats importants ont 6t6 sou-
levds au sujet de la politisation du droit, la discrimination dans l’application du
droit, la profession juridique, le pouvoir de poursuite, le r6le du jury et les pro-
cessus judiciaires et 16gislatifs.

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H. Master Theses/M6moires de maitrise

Erika Jane Abner, The Merits of the Use of Constitutional Litigation to Unravel
the Fabric of the Feminization of Poverty in Canada, Osgoode Hall Law School

Douglas Adlard, The Problems of Contract Modification in the Context of Long-
Term Supply Contracts and Foreign Investment Contracts, Queen’s University

Mohammed S.M. Al-Ajaji, The League of Arab States and the Promotion and
Protection of Human Rights, University of British Columbia

Eric Apps, Managing Canadian-American Economic Relations After Free
Trade: Reforming Dispute Resolution and Import Relief Measure, University of
Toronto

Germaine Banville, Elus municipaux, contrats et conflits d’intgrgts, Universit6
Laval

Kevin R. Bartlett, Cape York International Spaceport, Australia: A Review of
the Legal Issues, Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University
Michel B61anger, La reconnaissance d’un droit fondamental d un environne-
ment de qualitg, Universit6 de Montreal

Catherine Bell, Metis Aboriginal Title, University of British Columbia

Lise Bibeau, Parametres d’acces aux documents des organismes publics en
vertu de la Loi sur l’accs et du droit au secret professionnel, Universit6 Laval
Kathleen Boehringer, Reconciling the Irreconcilable: Broadcasting Law and
Policy in Canada and Australia, Dalhousie University
Jane Boulden, Arms Control and Disarmament: Mechanisms for Ensuring
Compliance, Queen’s University
Roger Breton, L’opposition afin de distraire et des sfiret~s mobilires sans
d~possession, Universit6 Laval

Elizabeth Brown, Statutory Interpretation and Mens Rea in Non-Criminal Code
Offences, University of Ottawa
Johannes Bruski, The Role of Banks in the Securities Markets of Canada and
the Federal Republic of Germany, Institute of Comparative Law, McGill
University

Michael Burnett, The Effect of Informational Technology on Civil Liberties,
University of Alberta

Sedfrey M. Candelaria, State Responsibility and International Financial
Obligations: A Case Study of the International Monetary Fund Stand-By

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Arrangements with Developing Country Members, University of British
Columbia
Okezie Chukwumerije, Sovereign Immunity And Transnational Arbitration,
University of British Columbia
James Cooke, Co-Authorship: A Communitarian Interpretation of “Freedom of
Association”, University of Toronto

Terence Cooper, Crown Privilege, University of Toronto

Benilde Correia e Silva, Some Legal Aspects of Flight Information Regions,
Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University
Wouter Cortenraad, Limited Liability in Economic Theories of the Corporation,
University of Toronto
Charles C6t6, Propritg industrielle, libre concurrence et arbitrage, Universit6
Laval
Michel Coutu, Les libertds syndicales dans le secteur public, Universit6 de
Montreal
Frederick C. DeCoste, On Understanding Positivism: Law As An Interpretation
and Estrangement, Osgoode Hall Law School
Guy Delisle, La fonction d’administrateur en coproprigtg divise (statut juri-
dique, pouvoirs et obligations), Universit6 Laval

France Dion, Le phinomne de la sicularisation du mariage en droit qudbcois,
Universit6 Laval
Fiona Donson, Remedial Scope of s. 24(1) of the Charter as a Tool of Prison
Reform, Queen’s University
Frangois Dorion, L’valuation du loyer, Universit6 Laval
Maurice Drapeau, Le rigime juridique de protection contre le harcelement
sexuel en milieu de travail, Universit6 de Montr6al
David Dzidzornu, The Exclusive Economic Zone and Fisheries in West Africa:
Perspectives on National and Regional Policy, Queen’s University
Constantin Economides, Air transport law and policy in the Europe of the EEC
and ECAC; now and beyond 1992, Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill
University

Denis J. Edwards, Rights in Distinct Societies: A European Proposal for
Charter Interpretation, Osgoode Hall Law School
Elizabeth Foster, La limitation des droits et l’article I de la Charte canadienne
des droits et libertds, Universit6 Laval

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Paul Frits, Measures Affecting Domestic and Foreign Competition in the
Canadian Computer-Telecommunications Sector, Institute of Comparative Law,
McGill University

Dyane Lynn Fuller, Perception and Violence: Competing Aspects of Serious
Sexual Assault, Universit6 Laval

Ghyslaine Gagnon, Les pouvoirs du juge en matiere de requete pour jugements
diclaratoires, Universit6 Laval

Arthur Galea Salomone, Towards an Acceptable Public International Law
Regime Relating to the Deprivation of Foreign-Owned Private Property,
University of Toronto

Louise Gialloreto, The Evolving World of Air Transport Regulation in the Old
World and the New: A Review of Future Roles for the Air Transport Regulator,
Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University

Howard Goldstein, The Irrationality of the Criminal Law, Osgoode Hall Law
School

Margaret Gouin, The applicability of Canadian and related international public
law principles to litigating the issue of nuclear weapons in Canadian courts,
University of Ottawa

Gerard Grand, Embracing Uncertainty: An Interdisciplinary Study of the
Hermeneutic Enterprise in Taxation, Philosophy and Literary Criticism,
Queen’s University

Arthur Grant, Une thgorie canadienne du contr6le judiciaire portant sur la d~fi-
nition des droits et liberts enoncs par la Charte canadienne des droits et liber-
tis, University of Ottawa

H6lne Guay, Dipistage de l’information relative d la santj d’une personne en
milieu de travail, Universit6 de Sherbrooke

Surya Gurung, The General Principles of the Law of Extradition – With
Reference to the Recent Treaties Concluded Betweetl States, University of
Alberta

Klaus Heinemarn, Pre-incorporation Transactions – A Comparative Analysis,
Institute of Comparative Law, McGill University

James A. Herringer, Communications law and aboriginal broadcasting rights in
Canada: the case of Inuit broadcasting, Institute of Comparative Law, McGill
University

J. Glyde Hone, “Ethnic” Broadcasting in Canada – A Re-evaluation,
University of Toronto

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Osaretin Izedonmwen, The Environmental Impact of Deep Sea-bed Mining,
Institute of Compartive Law, McGill University

Kurt Jaeger, Lawful Measures of Retaliation in international air law, Institute
of Air and Space Law, McGill University

Patricia James, Treatment Decisions at the Beginning of Life: Legal, Medical
and Moral Aspects, University of Alberta
Jamesina Jamieson, The Evolution of Executive Power in Saskatchewan
1944-1982, University of Ottawa

Christian Jolivet, Contribution de l’Accord de libre-ichange au d~veloppement
de regles et principes pour le commerce international des services, Institute of
Comparative Law, McGill University

Stefan Kaiser, Legal Implications of Satellite Based Communication Navigation
and Surveillance Systems for Civil Aviation, Institute of Air and Space Law,
McGill University

Michael Leslie Kanter, The Government Action Doctrine and the Public/Private
Distinction: New Doctrine Meets Old Dichotomy, Osgoode Hall Law School
Steven Kennett, Interjurisdictional Water Resource Management in Canada: A
Constitutional Analysis, Queen’s University
Asmatullah Khan Kureshi, Air Carrier’s Unlimited Liability Under the Warsaw
System, Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University
Gerald M.F. Koo, Foreign Equity Participation in United States Airlines,
Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University

Bethold F. Kusserow, Poison Pills in Canada: Good News for Bad
Management?, Institute of Comparative Law, McGill University

Ren6e Labr~que, Lemploi de la force par la Police du Quebec, Universit6
Laval

Lynne Laforest, Les recours civils des crianciers lors de lafaillite du d9biteur,
Universit6 Laval
Lucie Lamarche, Les programmes d’acces Li l’6galitj en emploi pour les
femmes selon le droit canadien et selon le droit am~ricain, Universit6 de
Montreal

Phillip Lancaster, A Fiduciary Theory for the Review of Aboriginal Rights,
University of Saskatchewan

David Lang, Taxation and Regulation Under the Canadian Constitution,
University of Ottawa

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Bernard Larochelle, Les testaments dans le cadre de la revision du Code civil,
Universit6 Laval

Serge Laurin, La d~finition de 1′ expression “vente en dttail”, au sens de la Loi
concernant l’imp6t sur la vente en ditail du Quebec, Universitd de Montr6al

Fr6d6ric-Paul Lavenne, La politique commune des transports routiers de mar-
chandises, Institute of Comparative Law, McGill University

Anne Legars, Les droits de l’environnement en tant que barrieres non tarifaires,
Universit6 de Montr6al
J.L. Gilles Levasseur, Le statut juridique dufrangais en Ontario, Universit6 de
Montr6al

Jean-Pierre Lusignan, La notion d’accident en assurance, Universit6 Laval

Diane Lyonnais, Les comptences du CRSSS en mati~re de plaintes, Universit6
de Sherbrooke

Allan McChesney, Is Collective Bargaining Protected by Canada’s Charter of
Rights?, University of Ottawa

Carole McKeogh, The Regulation of Quality of Care in Hospitals, University of
Toronto

Daniel Earl McLeod, Theological – Legal Dimensions in Jurisprudence
Fundamental Principles of Justice…The Supremacy of God and the Rule of Law,
Osgoode Hall Law School

Claudette M6nard, Le corps humain, centre d’un conflit de valeurs: les dons
d’organes et de tissus, Universit6 de Sherbrooke

Claire Moffet, L’ entrepreneur gdn6ral, les sous-traitants et le Bureau des sou-
missions dposges du Quebec, Universit6 Laval

Renate Mohr, Sentencing Reform: The Power of Form and the Possibilities for
Transformation, Queen’s University
David Moorman, Vertical Restraints in The Distribution Process Under New
Zealand Competition Law, University of British Columbia

Gillian More, Competing Conceptions of Sexual Equality in the European
Community and Canada: Formal and Substantive Models, Osgoode Hall Law
School

Frangois Morel, Lesfondements de l’indipendance des tribunauxjudiciaires en
droit constitutionnel canadien, Universit6 Laval

Jean Morin, Le pr~t enveloppe et le droit quibdcois, Universit6 Laval

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Pierre Morissette, Le contr~le judiciaire des erreurs intrajuridictionnelles, en
presence de clause privative, Universit6 Laval

Janet Mosher, The Dichotomous Foundations of Transitions – A Feminist
Critique of the Social Assistance Review Committee Report, University of
Toronto

Benjamin Mulamba-Mbuyi, Les r~fugigs et le concept de premier pays d’asile,
Universit6 Laval

Vincent Musoke-Kibuuka, Reflections on Charter Equality: Influence on
Reforms to Law and Policy, Queen’s University

Shelley Nitikman, Arbitration: A Possibility for More Effective dispute
Resolution within the Workers’ compensation system, Dalhousie University

Fr6d6ric Nordlund, Le rdgime juridique des activits industrielles et commer-
ciales conduites dans l’espace extra-atmosphdrique: nouvelles orientations,
Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University

Mojeed Adekemi Odujirin, History, Theory and Strict Liability Offences,
University of Saskatchewan

Kenneth Orie, Managing The Less Developed Countries’ Debt Problem,
University of British Columbia

Judith Osborne, The Legal Status of Lottery Schemes in Canada: Changing the
rules of the game, University of British Columbia

Manuelle Oudar, Responsabilitg bancaire en matire d’effets de commerce,
Universit6 Laval

Glenn Patmore, An Inquiry into the Norm of Non-Discrimination in Canada,
Queen’s University

Benoit Pelletier, La modification des dispositions de la Constitution du Canada
relatives d l’usage de l”anglais ou du frangais, University of Ottawa

Paul Marvin Perell, The Fusion of Law and Equity, Osgoode Hall Law School

George Petsikas, Airline Deregulation and Competition in the Canadian Air
Transport Industry Today, and Prospects for the Future, Institute of Air and
Space Law, McGill University

Elizabeth Anne Pickett, Women, Law and Family Mediation: A Feminist View
of Formal and Informal Justice in Family Law, Osgoode Hall Law School

Felicity A. Reid, The Fiduciary Concept: An Examination of Its Relationship
with Breach of Confidence, Negligent Misrepresentation and Good Faith,
Osgoode Hall Law School

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Randall Richmond, Corporate Liability for Criminal and Statutory Offences,
Universit6 de Montr6al

Christine Robillard, Le contrat de conseil en informatique, Universit6 Laval

Yves Rossier, Etude comparge de certains aspects patrimoniaux de la fiducie,
Institute of Comparative Law, McGill University

Pearl Rozenberg-Greenbaum, Accessions, Specifications, Comminglings and
Confusions: The Joining of One Chattel to Another, Osgoode Hall Law School

Wendy Russell, Corporate Receiverships: Whose Agent is the Privately
Appointed Receiver?, University of Alberta

Scot Saltstone, The Legal Dimensions of Combatting Threats to the Security of
Canada, University of Ottawa

Achmad Santosa, Citizen Participation in Environmental Administrative
Decision-Making: A Case Study of Indonesia, Osgoode Hall Law School

Inderpreet Sawhney, The Regulation of Private Foreign Investment: A Case
Study of India, Queen’s University

Colin D. Scott, The Dynamics of Economic Regulation – A Case Study of
Changes in the Practice of Electricity Regulation in Ontario Associated With
the Creation of the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 1900-25,
Osgoode Hall Law School

Jacqueline Anne Sealy-Burke, The Feminization of Poverty: A Barbadian
Perspective, Osgoode Hall Law School

Gerry Simpson, The Right of Secession In International Law: A new theory of
legitimacy, University of British Columbia

Evelyn Stein, Mental Competency Determinations and the Law, University of
Toronto

Michael Straubel, United States’ Regulation of Commercial Space Activity,
Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University

Yong Tao, A comparative Evaluation of Chinese Maritime Law relating to
Admirality arrest, Dalhousie University

John Telfer, The Writ of Prohibition and the Theory of the Judicial Prerogative
in the History of English Law, Queen’s University

Jeffrey S. Thomas, Subsidies and Countervailing Duties in the Canada-U.S.
Free Trade Agreement: Trends, Critiques, and proposals for Rational Reform,
University of Toronto

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Desmond Y. Tom’tavala, National Law, International Law and Traditional
Maritime claims: A Case Study of the Trobriand Islands, Papua New Guinea,
Dalhousie University
Patrick Trelawny, Rethinking the Standard of Liability in Defamation: Of
History, Accidents, and the Charter, University of Alberta
Marsudi Triatmodjo, Regional Approaches to controlling Landbased marine
Pollution: the Possible Role of ASEAN in Southeast Asia, Dalhousie University
H616ne Trudeau, L’intgr~t pour agir des regroupements de citoyens dans le con-
tentieux de la lMgalit6, Universit6 Laval
Paul Trudeau, La lettre de crdit stand-by en droit commercial international
priv6, Institute of Comparative Law, McGill University
Frangois Vaillancourt, Le liquidateur hiritier de l’exdcuteur testamentaire,
Universit6 Laval
Michael Varabioff, Merit Regulation of Initial Public Offerings in Canada: A
Legal and Economic Analysis, University of Toronto
David Varela Sanchez, The Federal System and Corporate Law –
Delaware, Institute of Comparative Law, McGill University
Gilles V6zina, La convention d’arbitrage en droit corporatif canadien et qug-
bdcois, Universit6 Laval
Burkhart Von Erlach, Public Law Aspects of Lease, Charter and Interchange of
Aircraft in International Operations, Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill
University
Ting Wang, Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of discrimination
Against Women, 1979, Dalhousie University
Brian T. Wilkinson, The Right to Strike and Irish Constitutional Law, Osgoode
Hall Law School
Blenus Wright, The Charter: The Supreme Court of Canada: The First Seven
Years: Brian Dickson’s Influence, Osgoode Hall Law School
Philemon Yang, The Inviolability of Diplomatic and Consular Premises in
International Law, University of Ottawa

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