Reem A Bahdi, Associate Dean

Publications

• "Institutional Trustworthiness, Transformative Judicial Education and Transitional Justice: A Palestinian Experience, Transitional Justice in Comparative Perspectives: Preconditions for Success", 185-215, Palgrave McMillan, 2020, Editor(s) - El-Masri, Samar; Lambert, Tammy; and Quinn, Joanna, Memory, Politics and Transitional Justice.

• "Mudar, Decolonization, Dignity and Development Aid, Third World Approaches to International Law: On Praxis and the Intellectual, Routledge", 2018, Editor(s) - Natarajan, Usha; Reynolds, John; Bhattia, Amar; and Xavier, Sujith, Reprint of article published in Third World Quarterly.

• "Phosphorus and Stone: Operation Cast Lead, Israeli Military Courts and International Law as Denial-Maintenance, Criminal Justice in International Society", 2014, Editor(s) - Chazal, Nerida; Marmo, Marinella; and De Lint, Willem.

• "Brokering Access to Information and National Security, Brokering Access: Power, Politics, and Freedom of Information Process in Canada", 115-141, UBC Press, 2012, Editor(s) - Lawson, Michael and Walby, Ken.

  "Before The Law: Creeping Lawlessness in Canadian Anti-Terrorism Law and Policy" in Security and Everyday Life, Editor(s) Willem de Lindt and Vida Bajc (Routledge, forthcoming)

• "Re-imagining Haj Khalil v. Canada" 27(1) Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice (Special Issue on Honour of Rose Voyvodic) (2009)

• "Torture, Tort and Terror: The Non-Delegable Duty to Protect Citizens From Torture Abroad" 44 Supreme Court Law Review, 232-262 (2009)

• "Constructing Non-citizens: Canada's War Against Terrorism" in Counter-Terrorism and the Post of Democratic State, edited by Jenny Hocking and Colleen Lewis (Edward Elgar, UK 2007 and US 2008)

• Background Paper on Women's Access to Justice in the MENA Region (International Development Research Centre, Cairo 2007)

• The Montreal Principles on Women's Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Human Rights Quarterly (2004) [with L. Farha, D. Otto, C. Chinkin et. al.]

• "No Exit: Racial Profiling and The War Against Terrorism" 41 (2,3) Osgoode Hall Law Journal (2003)

• "Security Council Resolution 1325: Practice and Prospects" in Refuge: Canada's Periodical on Refugees (2003)

• "Interpreting Virtue: The World Wide Rule of International Texts" Michigan Journal of International Law (2002)

• "Litigating Social and Economic Rights in Canada in Light of International Human Rights Law: What Difference Can It Make?" 14(1) Canadian Journal of Women and the Law, 158-184 (2002)

• "Iraq, Sanctions and Security: A Critique" 9 Duke Journal of Gender, Law and Policy, 237-252 (2002)

• "Globalization of Judgment : The Five Faces of International Law in Domestic Courts" 34 George Washington International Law Review, 555-603 (2002)

• "Truth and Method in the Domestic Application of International Human Rights Law: The Philosophy of Hans-Georg Gadamer" 15(2) Canadian Journal of Law of Jurisprudence, 255-280 (2002)

• "Analyzing Women's Use of the Internet Through The Rights Debate" 75(3) 2000 Chicago-Kent Law Review at 869-897 (2000)

Book Reviews

• Joy Gordon, Invisible War: The United and the Iraq Sanctions, 359, Harvard, 2011, Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice.

• Review of Hans Van Sponeck, A Different Kind of War: The UN Sanctions Against Iraq, Reviewed in The Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice (2008)

• Review of Louise Arbour, War Crimes and the Culture of Peace, International Journal (2006)

• Review of Anne F. Bayefsky and Joan Fitzpatrick Human Rights and Forced Displacement Reviewed in Refuge: Canada's Periodical on Refugees (2002)

Works in Progress

• The Sounds of Silence: Racial Profiling and National Security Post-Arar (completed)

• Haj Khalil v. Canada: Tort Law Meets Administrative Law (completed)

• Reconceiving Women's Access to Justice in the Middle East through Human Dignity (in progress)

• So You Want To Be A Special Advocate Post-Charkaoui? What You Need to Know About Social Context and Why You Need To Know It (in progress)

• Human Dignity as a (Hermeneutic) General Principle of International Law (in progress)

• What Does Human Dignity Mean In The Palestinian Context? (in progress)

• Towards a Judicial Impact Theory For Palestine: The Case of the Palestinian Judiciary (in progress)

• International Law as Satire: A Modest Proposal and the National Child Benefit (in progress)

• "Rights of Palestinian Children To Mental Health Rehabilitation Under The Convention on the Rights of the Child: Corrective Justice and International Law" (in progress)

• Canadian Tort Law and Anti-Terrorism's Torture (in progress)

See also Presentations and Commissioned Papers