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York Centre for Public Policy and Law leads Canada's delegation at inaugural labour rights forum in Beijing

Posted on 6 May 2011

The York Centre for Public Policy and Law (YCPPL) has been chosen by the Government of Canada to organize and lead the first ever Canada-China Industrial Relations & Labour Rights Forum in Beijing. The forum, which focuses on industrial relations, workplace discrimination and human rights issues, will be held today and tomorrow at the Beijing Conference Centre. YCPPL was […]

Canadian Forum on Civil Justice moving to York University

Posted on 2 December 2010

York University is the new home of the Canadian Forum on Civil Justice. The forum is moving to York from the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Law and will partner with the York Centre for Public Policy & Law (YCPPL) and Osgoode Hall Law School on various socio-legal research initiatives. “The Canadian Forum on Civil Justice […]

Osgoode-York Working Paper Series in Policy Research seeks submissions

Posted on 6 April 2010

The Osgoode-York Working Paper Series in Policy Research publishes research that has been presented as part of the Osgoode-York Seminar Series in Policy Research, although authors who have not presented their work in the seminar series may still submit papers for consideration, provided that they relate to public policy themes, more broadly. With the assistance […]

LA&PS series on why research matters to feature York's Knowledge Mobilization Program (KMb)

Posted on 19 March 2010

It’s been a year of research-intensive events and activities in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies and one of the most notable initiatives has been the Research Matters series. It attempts to answer the question: “Why does research matter?” In particular, it focuses on the ways in which LA&PS researchers – both faculty […]

Centre for Public Policy & Law hosts policy dialogue on competing human rights

Posted on 8 March 2010

Over the last decade, the concept of human rights has taken on increasing complexity in nations around the world, in large part because of the way it is viewed. There are times when to acknowledge the rights of one individual or group directly affects the access to human rights of another. Such competing human rights […]

Osgoode-York Working Paper Series in Policy Research seeks submissions

Posted on 4 March 2010