Have you ever thought about what happens to all of your data? Dr. David Lyon, PhD Candidate Midori Ogasawara, and Dr. David Murakami Wood discuss the changing nature of surveillance studies and the accountability around mass data collection.
Is private arbitration becoming a parallel justice system? Dr. Joshua Karton discusses how the procedural choice impacts disputes in international commerce.
Exploring how practical questions like 鈥淗ow should I act?鈥� or 鈥淲hat is right for me to do?鈥� situate law within the wider study of human affairs: this research will enrich our understanding of the responsibilities of governments to citizens and the duties of citizens to each other and to the law.
In keen pursuit of social justice, Queen's researcher and Law professor Kathleen Lahey focuses much of her scholarship and teaching around how law impacts people and their well-being.
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