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According to Wikipedia , Brenda Cossman is a professor of law at the University of Toronto. She was the director at the Mark S. Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies from 2009 to 2018. In 2012, Cossman was named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
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1990 2000 2010 2020 0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 325 Published Works Privatization, Law, and the Challenge to Feminism (2002) Sexual Citizens: The Legal and Cultural Regulation of Sex and Belonging (2007) (63)Subversive Sites: Feminist Engagements with Law in India (1996) Introduction: Privatization, Law, and the Challenge to Feminism (2002) Sexing Citizenship, Privatizing Sex (2002) Secularism's last sigh? : Hindutva and the (mis)rule of law (1999) (35)4. Family Feuds: Neo-Liberal and Neo Conservative Visions of the Reprivatization Project (2002) Contesting Conservatisms, Family Feuds and the Privatization of Dependency (2005) (30)Turning the Gaze Back on Itself: Comparative Law, Feminist Legal Studies, and the Postcolonial Project (1997) (29)What is Marriage-Like Like? The Irrelevance of Conjugality (2001) (28)Gender Performance, Sexual Subjects and International Law (2002) On women, equality and the constitution : through the looking glass of feminism (1990) (26)Lesbians, Gay Men, and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (2002) (21)3. Feminist Fashion or Morality in Drag? The Sexual Subtext of the Butler Decision (1997) Sexuality, Queer Theory, and 'Feminism After' - Reading and Rereading the Sexual Subject (2008) (19)Anxiety Governance (2013) Gender, Sexuality, and Power: Is Feminist Theory Enough? (2003) (19)Secularism's Last Sigh?: The Hindu Right, the Courts, and India's Struggle for Democracy (2008) (18)Betwixt and between Recognition: Migrating-Same-Sex Marriages and the Turn Toward the Private (2008) (15)THE “OPT OUT REVOLUTION” AND THE CHANGING NARRATIVES OF MOTHERHOOD: SELF GOVERNING THE WORK/FAMILY CONFLICT (2009) Gender identity, gender pronouns, and freedom of expression: Bill C-16 and the traction of specious legal claims (2018) The New Politics of Adultery (2006) (10)Censor, Resist, Repeat: A History of Censorship of Gay and Lesbian Sexual Representation in Canada (2013) (9)Political Association and the Anti-Terrorism Bill (2002) Reform, Revolution, or Retrenchment? International Human Rights in the Post Cold War Era (2008) (8)Women and Poverty in India: Law and Social Change (2008) (8)Bad Attitude/s on Trial : Pornography, Feminism, and the Butler Decision (2017) Disciplining the Unruly: Sexual outlaws, Little Sisters and the Legacy of Butler (2002) (8)A Matter of Difference: Domestic Contracts and Gender Equality (2008) (7)"And If Not Now, When?": Feminism and Anti-Semitism Beyond Clara Brett Martin (1992) (7)#MeToo, Sex Wars 2.0 and the Power of Law (2018) 8. Both Pitied and Scorned: Child Prostitution in an Era of Privatization (2002) Canadian Same Sex Relationship Recognition Struggles and the Contradictory Nature of Legal Victories (2000) (5)2. From Segregation to Privatization: Equality, the Law, and Women Public Servants, 1908-2001 (2002) Gender Equality: Sexual Citizens: Freedom, Vibrators, and Belonging (2009) Conclusion: Privatization, Polarization, and Policy: Feminism and the Future (2002) Customs Censorship and the Charter: The Little Sisters Case (2008) Parenting Beyond the Nuclear Family: Doe v. Alberta (2007) A review of Gwen Brodsky and Shelagh Day's Canadian Charter Equality Rightsfor Women: One Step Forward or Two Steps Back? (Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women, 1989). (1990) (3)The Precarious Unity of Feminist Theory and Practice: The Praxis of Abortion (2008) (3)Beyond Beyond Conjugality (2017) (3)Migrating Marriages and Comparative Constitutionalism (2008) Same-sex marriage beyond Charter dialogue: Charter cases and contestation within government (2019) M v. H: Time to Clean Up Your Acts (2008) 5. Public Entrance / Private Member (2002) Trespass, impasse, collaboration: Doing research on women's rights in India (1991) Queering Queer Legal Studies: An Unreconstructed Ode to Eve Sedgwick (and Others) (2019) (1)The 1969 criminal amendments: Constituting the terms of gay resistance (2020) Developments in Family Law: The 1998-1999 Term (2008) (1)Reforming Child Custody and Access Law in Canada: A Discussion Paper (1998) (1)Subversive Sites 20 Years Later: Rethinking Feminist Engagements with Law (2018) Lesbians, Gay Men and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (2002) (1)Censorship and the Arts : Law, Controversy, Debate, Facts (1995) (1)Feminism after the Critique of Feminism: Visible Women: Essays on Feminist Legal Theory and Political Philosophy [Book Review] (2002) (0)Feminism after the Critique of Feminism Review of Visible Women: Essays on Feminist Legal Theory and Political Philosophy (2008) (0)Suggestive poses: Artists and critics respond to censorship (1997) (0)FEMINISM, FOUCAULT, AND LAW (2017) (0)Introduction (2020) INTRODUCTION (1992) The Legal Regulation of Adult Personal Relationships: Evaluating Policy Objectives and Legal Options in Federal Legislation (2011) (0)Gender, Sexuality, and Power: Is Feminist Theory (2003) Developments in Family Law: The 1999-2000 Term (2008) (0)Sexing Citizenship , Privatizing Sex 1 (2002) (0)Book Review: Autonomous Motherhood? A Socio-Legal Study of Choice and Constraint by Susan B. Boyd, Dorothy E. Chunn, Fiona Kelly, and Wanda Wiegers (2017) (0)'Dancing in the Dark': A Review of Gwen Brodsky and Shelagh Day's Canadian Charter Equality Rights for Women: One Step Forward or Two Steps Back? (2008) (0)IV. Sexual and Reproductive Citizenship and Gender (2006) (0)Same-Sex Marriage Beyond Charter Dialogue: Charter Cases and Contestation Within Government (2018) (0)Whose India? The Independence Struggle in British and Indian Fiction and History. Teresa HubelWomen in Modern India. Geraldine Forbes (2000) [Bad Attitude/s on Trial: Feminism, Pornography & the Butler Decision] (1998) (0)Book Review: Where Is Somewhere in Between? A Review of Zillah Eisenstein's The Female Body and the Law (1991) (0)Detailed narrative report / Discrimination and Gender (India) (1994) (0)Fifty years later: The Legacy of the 1969 criminal law reforms (2020) Anxiety, Amnesia and Finding One’s Intellectual Way Through a Pandemic (2020) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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