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International Conference — Law as a Political Resource

This conference brings together scholars from multiple disciplines to examine contemporary uses of law as a tool for political mobilization. Presentations focus on judicialization, strategic litigation, and evolving relationships between judicial institutions and democratic spaces.

International Conference — Law as a Political Resource

This conference brings together scholars from multiple disciplines to examine contemporary uses of law as a tool for political mobilization. Presentations focus on judicialization, strategic litigation, and evolving relationships between judicial institutions and democratic spaces.
12 /
9 / 2026

Doctoral Workshop — Research Methods for Studying Legal Controversies

This workshop is intended for graduate students seeking to deepen their methodological approaches to researching legal and political dynamics. Sessions will introduce qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods applied to the study of judicial controversies. Participants will have the opportunity to present their projects and receive feedback from invited scholars. The workshop aims to foster methodological development adapted to the study of legal mobilization processes across national and transnational contexts.

Doctoral Workshop — Research Methods for Studying Legal Controversies

This workshop is intended for graduate students seeking to deepen their methodological approaches to researching legal and political dynamics. Sessions will introduce qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods applied to the study of judicial controversies. Participants will have the opportunity to present their projects and receive feedback from invited scholars. The workshop aims to foster methodological development adapted to the study of legal mobilization processes across national and transnational contexts.
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4 / 2026
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Camille Fortins

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Master’s StudentFaculty of LawMcGill University

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Camille Fortin conducts research on legal mobilization within contemporary environmental policy. Her work explores how climate-related issues are translated into legal claims and integrated into institutional arenas. She is also interested in collaborative research methods and open data practices in academic environments. Within the Chair, she contributes to scientific monitoring, event organization, and knowledge dissemination initiatives.

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Interview — Rethinking the Social Uses of Law

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Canada Research Chair
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Université du Québec à Montréal,
Department of Political Science
Room R-3670
315 Sainte-Catherine St E
Montreal, QC H2L 2C5
Elizabeth Chrun — Chairholder
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