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Research
Latest funding
- $18,628
On the margins of trans legal change
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $184,328
Legal responses to unmarried cohabitation
SSHRC · 2016 · Principal investigator
- $200,782
The transsystemic destiny of unjust enrichment
SSHRC · 2013 · Co-investigator
On the margins of trans legal change
Principal investigators: Leckey, Robert
Keywords: transgender; law reform; human rights; equality; marginalization; interdisciplinarity; legal education
Legal responses to unmarried cohabitation
Principal investigators: Leckey, Robert
Keywords: unmarried cohabitation; family law; law reform; unjust enrichment; Quebec; feminism
The transsystemic destiny of unjust enrichment
Principal investigators: Smith, Lionel D.
Keywords: law; comparative law; transsystemic law; legal methodology; unjust enrichment; legal education
Embedding human rights
Principal investigators: Leckey, Robert
Keywords: comparative constitutional law; human rights; judicial methodology; private law; family law; horizontal effect; constitutional remedies; Canada; United Kingdom
After equality: family, sex, kinship
Principal investigators: Leckey, Robert
Keywords: equality; family law; law reform; multiculturalism; queer theory; interdisciplinarity
Interrogating parentage: Quebec's reform to filiation in comparative legal culture
Principal investigators: Leckey, Robert
Keywords: legal culture; family; parentage; bijuralism; homosexuality; gay parenting
Queer/Empire: Exploring the Reach of Queer Theory and its Relationship to Law
Principal investigators: Leckey, Robert
Keywords: queer theory; public policy; law reform; family policy; sexuality; family and criminal law; globalization
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