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Journals (Special Issues)

Beyond Humanity: New Frontiers in Animal Law
(2019) 5 Canadian Journal of Comparative and Contemporary Law
This issue is open access

Articles in this Issue:
Honourable Senator Murray Sinclair, Foreword i
Vaughan Black, Beastly Dead 1
David Cassuto & Amy O’Brien, You Don’t Need Lungs to Suffer: Fish Suffering in the Age of Climate Change with a Call for Regulatory Reform 31
Maneesha Deckha, The Save Movement and Farmed Animal Suffering: The Advocacy Benefits of Bearing Witness as a Template for Law 77
Jessica Eisen, Feminist Jurisprudence for Farmed Animals 111
Angela Fernandez, Not Quite Property, Not Quite Persons: A “Quasi” Approach for Nonhuman Animals 155
Justin Marceau & William Dewey, Friends of Every Friendless Beast: Carceral Animal Law and the Funding of Prosecutors 233
Anne Peters, Religious Slaughter and Animal Welfare Revisited: CJEU, Liga van Moskeeën en islamitische Organisaties Provincie Antwerpen (2018) 269
Peter Sankoff, Canada’s Experiment with Industry Self-Regulation in Agriculture: Radical Innovation or Means of Insulation? 299
Katie Sykes, The Whale, Inside: Ending Cetacean Captivity in Canada 349
Foxes, Seals, Whales and The Rule of Capture: Animals in The Law and Legal History
(2013) 63:1 University of Toronto Law Journal
Available online to the U of T community

Articles in this Issue:
Angela Fernandez, Editor's Note 30
Christopher Tomlins, Animals Accurs'd: Ferae Nature and the Law of Property in Ninteenth-Century North America 35
Bruce Ziff, The Law of Capture, Newfoundland-Style 53
Robert Deal, The Judicial Invention of Property Norms: Ellickson's Whalemen Revisited 73
Angela Fernandez, Fuzzy Rules and Clear Enough Standards: The Uses and Abuses of Pierson v Post 97
Robert C Ellickson, The Entitlements of Unallied Hunters after a Sequential Capture 126
Forum: Pierson v. Post: Capturing New Facts about the Fox
(2009) 27:1 Law and History Review
Available online to the U of T community

Articles in this Issue:
Alfred L Brophy, Introduction: A Famous Fox, a Surfacing Whale, and the Forgotten Slave 145
Angela Fernandez, The Lost Record of Pierson v. Post, the Famous Fox Case 149
Charles Donahue, Jr, Papyrology and 3 Caines 175 179
Stuart Banner, 21st Century Fox: Pierson v. Post, Then and Now 185
James E, Krier, Facts, Information, and the Newly Discovered Record in Pierson v. Post 189
Symposium on the Harvard Mouse Decision of the Supreme Court of Canada
(2003) 39:2 The Canadian Business Law Journal
Available online to the U of T community

Articles in this Issue:
Steven B Garland & Sandee Smordin, The Harvard Mouse Decision and Its Future Implications 162
WA Adams, The Myth of Ethical Neutrality: Property, Patents, Animal Rights and Animal Welfare in Commissioner of Patents v. President and Fellows of Harvard College 181
Abraham Drassinower, Property, Patents and Ethics: A Comment on Wendy Adams' "The Myth of Ethical Neutrality" 214
Dan L Burk, Reflections in a Darkling Glass: A Comparative Contemplation of the Harvard College Decision 219
Shimanami, Ryo, The Harvard Mouse Case: A Comment from the Viewpoint of Japanese Law 238

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