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Research
Latest funding
- $96,715
Court Curbing in the Charter Era: a re-invigorated and a re-imagined notwithstanding clause, unilateral amendment, and provincial sovereignty acts
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $53,082
The Northern Ireland Act 1998 and the Protection of Human Rights: how does consociational power sharing affect the Northern Ireland Assembly's approach to Human Rights?
SSHRC · 2019 · Principal investigator
- $68,221
Confronting the Court: The Harper Conservatives and the punitive turn under the Charter of Rights
SSHRC · 2015 · Principal investigator
Court Curbing in the Charter Era: a re-invigorated and a re-imagined notwithstanding clause, unilateral amendment, and provincial sovereignty acts
Principal investigators: Kelly, James B.
The Northern Ireland Act 1998 and the Protection of Human Rights: how does consociational power sharing affect the Northern Ireland Assembly's approach to Human Rights?
Principal investigators: Kelly, James
Keywords: (1) Northern Ireland; (2) Devolved Assemblies; (3) Consociationalism; (4) Power Sharing; (5) Post-conflict Politics; (6) Human Rights; (7) Public Policy; (8) Brexit; (9) Good Friday Agreement 1998; (10) Ethno-religious divisions
Confronting the Court: The Harper Conservatives and the punitive turn under the Charter of Rights
Principal investigators: Kelly, James B.
Keywords: judicial review; legislative responses; penal populism; criminal policy; law and order; neoconservative criminal policy; criminalized policy areas; parliamentary Bills of Rights; policy paradigm shift; knowledge transfer; victims' based criminal policy
Dialogic constitutionalism and the Charter institutional responses within a weak-form system
Principal investigators: Kelly, James B.
Keywords: Parliament; Minister of Justice; Department of Justice; Charter of Rights; Supreme Court of Canada
Parliamentary democracies and human rights: comparative institutional approaches to rights protections in advanced Westminster systems
Principal investigators: Kelly, James B.
Keywords: parliamentary democracy; human rights; Canada; Australian capital territory; New Zealand; Britain; Northern Ireland; South Africa; parliamentary scrutiny; judicial review; bureaucratic scrutiny; bills of rights; commonwealth model; parliament-centered
Charter politics and the Attorney-General's department; provincial responses to the new judicial institutionalism
Principal investigators: Kelly, James
Keywords: charter of rights; central agencies; department of the attorney-general; policy process; judicial activism; bureaucratic activism; charter screening process
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