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Supreme Court Law Review, 2nd Series, Volume 99

To mark the centenary of his birth, jurists, political scientists and philosophers take a critical look at Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s exceptional contribution to Canadian constitutional law and politics. / Pour marquer le centenaire de sa naissance, des juristes, politologues et philosophes posent un regard critique sur la contribution exceptionnelle de Pierre Elliott Trudeau à l’ordre constitutionnel et politique canadien.
by Noura Karazivan (Editor) , Jean Leclair (Editor)
Publisher: LexisNexis Canada
Publication Language: English
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Hardcover | 632 pages | Langue de publication : anglais et français | Publication Language: English & French

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Published: December 22, 2020
ISBN/ISSN: 9780433509325
Publisher: LexisNexis Canada

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To mark the centenary of his birth, jurists, political scientists and philosophers take a critical look at Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s exceptional contribution to Canadian constitutional law and politics. The primary objective of this collection is to determine whether and how Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s thinking has influenced Canada’s legal, constitutional and political trajectory. One will therefore find here a contemporary appraisal of the impact that the ideas of this great statesman have had on Quebec and Canada, as opposed to a comprehensive historical or biographical study.

This bilingual collection is divided into six parts:

  • Part I: Federalism
  • Part II: Nationalism
  • Part III: Indigenous Peoples and the Constitution
  • Part IV: Multiculturalism
  • Part V: Bilingualism
  • Part VI: Constitutional Legitimacy, Patriation and the Charter

Pour marquer le centenaire de sa naissance, des juristes, politologues et philosophes posent un regard critique sur la contribution exceptionnelle de Pierre Elliott Trudeau à l’ordre constitutionnel et politique canadien. L’objectif principal des textes est de révéler si, et de quelle manière, la pensée de Pierre Elliott Trudeau a influencé la trajectoire juridico-constitutionnelle et politique du Canada. On trouvera donc ici un regard contemporain sur l’impact que les idées de ce grand homme d’État ont eu sur le Québec et le Canada, et non une étude systématique de nature historique ou biographique.

Ce collectif bilingue comporte six thématiques :

  • Partie I : Le fédéralisme
  • Partie II : Le nationalisme
  • Partie III : Les Peuples autochtones et la Constitution
  • Partie IV : Le multiculturalisme
  • Partie V : Le bilinguisme
  • Partie VI : La légitimité constitutionnelle, le rapatriement et la Charte
 

Featured Authors

Noura Karazivan
Jean Leclair

Noura Karazivan

Noura Karazivan is an Associate Professor of Public Law at the Université de Montréal Faculty of Law. She is the recipient of the André-Morel Excellence in Teaching Award 2018-2019. She graduated from McGill University (B.C.L., LL.B.), after which she became a member of the Quebec Bar. Professor Karazivan completed her masters degree at Leiden University (LL.M.) and her doctorate in law at the Université de Montréal (SSHRC Doctoral scholarship). Noura’s research and teaching focus on Canadian federalism, the Charter, institutions and constitutional structure. She is the Co-Editor in chief of the Review of Constitutional Studies and Canada Correspondent of the British Journal of Public Law. She is an active member of the CRIDAQ, an interdisciplinary research centre focusing on democracy and diversity. Noura is currently working with law students on an SSHRC funded cartography of Charter rights reexamining the question of the extraterritorial application of rights.

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Jean Leclair

Jean Leclair, LL.B. Montreal 1985; LL. M. Montréal 1990 (recipient of the Duff-Rinfret scholarship). Member of the Bar of Quebec since 1987. Law clerk to Madam Justice Desjardins, Federal Court of Appeal, 1986-1988. Professor since 1991 at the Université de Montréal’s Faculty of Law; Full professor since 2002. Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation fellow 2013; Prix André Morel 2016-2017 for excellence in teaching. Visiting Professor Centre Urbanisation Culture Société de l’Institut national de la recherche scientifique (2011-2015) ; scholar in residence at the Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad del País Vasco, Bilbao (Spain) (Fall 2018); scholar in residence at the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle (Saale) Germany (Spring 2019). Member of the Centre de recherche en éthique of U. of Montreal; member of the Consultative Council of the Groupe international de travail sur les peuples autochtones (GITPA) (institutional member of IWGIA).

Teaching and research subjects: Constitutional Law (Federalism, Constitutionalism and Fundamental Rights), Indigenous Legal Issues, Canadian and Quebec Legal History, Legal Epistemology and Theory. Online publications: http://ssrn.com/author=479188

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Table of contents

Introduction / Introductif 
 
 Part I: Federalism / Partie I : Le fédéralisme 
 Stephen Tierney – Pierre Elliott Trudeau and the Federal Idea
 
 Jean Leclair – Pierre Elliott Trudeau : une pensée fédérale marquée au fer de l’antinationalisme
 
 André Lecours, Daniel Béland & Greg Marchildon – Fiscal Federalism: Pierre Trudeau as an Agent of Decentralization 
 
 Jeremy Webber – Frustrations of Federalism, Frustrations of Democracy: Trudeau, Transformative Change, and the Canadian Constitutional Order
 
 Alexander Pless – Uncooperative Thoughts About Cooperative Federalism
 
 
 Part II: Nationalism / Partie II : Le nationalisme
 Dominique Leydet – Quel ciment social pour des États multinationaux ? Pierre Elliot Trudeau entre émotions nationales et rationalité technocratique 
 
 Frédéric Boily – Le libéralisme de Pierre Elliott Trudeau à l’épreuve du nationalisme et du régionalisme : 1968-1980
 
 Dave Guenette & Félix Mathieu – Trudeau, Québec et le « rêve canadien »
 
 
 Part III: Indigenous Peoples and the Constitution / Partie III : Les Peuples autochtones et la Constitution
 Aimée Craft – Enhanced Indigenisms: Indian Political and Legal Legacies — The Unintended Consequence of the Federal Government’s 1969 White Paper Policy 
 
 Geneviève Motard – Trudeau et la construction d’une société plus juste ? La politique fédérale de règlement des revendications territoriales globales à la lumière des normes internationales 
 
 
 Part IV: Multiculturalism / Partie IV : Le multiculturalisme
 Dia Dabby – Mapping Multiculturalism by/before the courts
 
 Luc Tremblay – La pensée politique de Pierre E. Trudeau et l’article 27 de la Charte sur le multiculturalisme 
 
 Richard Moon – Pierre Trudeau and the Separation of Religion and Politics
 
 
 Part V: Bilingualism / Partie V : Le bilinguisme
 Emmanuelle Richez & Emilie Weidl – D’un océan à l’autre : rétrospective sur le bilinguisme officiel à la Trudeau 
 
 Paul Daly – Why Write Statutes Which Some People Cannot Read?
 
 
 Part VI: Constitutional legitimacy, Patriation and the Charter / Part VI : La légitimité constitutionnelle, le rapatriement et la Charte
 Hoi Kong – Trudeau, Patriation and Constitutional Theory
 
 Richard Albert – Trudeau’s Threat: The Referendum at Patriation 
 
 Noura Karazivan & Jean-François Gaudreault-DesBiens – Rights Trivialization, Constitutional Legitimacy Deficit, and Derogation Clauses: the Example of Quebec’s Laïcity Act 
 
 Lise Brun – Trudeau, la Charte et l’identité canadienne
 
 
 Conclusion
 Richard Bellamy – A Genealogy of Political Constitutionalism in the U.K., and Why Canadians Might be Interested (and What the British Might Learn from Canada)
 

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