Amy Swiffen

[Amy Swiffen @AmySwiffen]

Crypto platforms feel like gambling because they are: Users are drawn to high-risk behaviour https://t.co/oW4t7xinLJ via @ConversationCA

[University of Toronto Press @utpress]

Indigenous Peoples and the Future of Federalism presents legal analyses that explore forms of federalism and their potential to include multiple and divided sovereignties.

Read the full blog post by co-editor Amy Swiffen, here: https://t.co/KELs7r0JGH #CDNLaw #IndigenousStudies

[Wissam Aoun @wissamaoun1]

@ProfCWaters Patrice Deslauriers and I are happy to announce publication of the latest issue of the Canadian Bar Review! A great lineup of article from authors incl @AmySalyzyn @samuelsingerlaw @pauldalyesq @AmySwiffen Adrian Pel (@BLGLaw) Luka Théo Sanchez (@droitumontreal)

[Amy Swiffen @AmySwiffen]

How the Indian Act's 'blackout period' denied Indigenous Peoples their legal rights https://t.co/SylPPZmvZ2 via @ConversationCA

[CanLII @CanLII]

A special issue of Constitutional Forum (@CentreConstStud) on Dickson v. Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation is now available on CanLII! With content by @NaiomiMetallic, @KateGunn3, @AmySwiffen, Ryan Beaton, and Robert Hamilton #aboriginallaw #legalcommentary https://t.co/ww7M7Z96jk

[Centre for Constitutional Studies @CentreConstStud]

We are pleased to announce the release of #CCSForum Special Issue on Dickson v Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation, currently before the Supreme Court. Edited by @AmySwiffen. Articles available online. Issue includes:

[Cambridge University Press - Law @CUP_Law]

Comment la liberté de religion au Canada peut-elle être appliquée à une communauté de croyants ? Découvrez-le dans le nouvel article de @amyswiffen : https://t.co/fiPhL2DVfT

[Cambridge University Press - Law @CUP_Law]

In Canada, religious freedom has been understood in individual terms. How might it be applied to a community of believers? #cdnlegal #cdnlaw https://t.co/qVtq7pOm0v

[The Conversation Canada @ConversationCA]

Terrorism laws target racism, but what about racism in the legal system? https://t.co/eZYyICaaNw

[Torin Monahan @TorinMonahan]

New Issue of @SurvSoc_Journal with special section on Domestic Terrorism, #WhiteSupremacy, and State #Surveillance. Many fabulous pieces, including by @newmedialaw, @AlanaSaulnier, @ProfAFinlayson, @zactparker, @AmySwiffen, @JIHarb1, @k8henne, & more!

https://t.co/rEAFqo9gOD

[Amy Swiffen @AmySwiffen]

Collective Religious Freedom as Associational Action: How Sociological Concepts Can Help Make Sense of the Jurisprudence https://t.co/USUjqV5aUN

[Canadian Femicide Observatory 🇨🇦 @CAN_Femicide]

New Report Documents Latest #Femicide Rates Amid Pandemic https://t.co/TiwinVLjWJ

[Amy Swiffen @AmySwiffen]

"On the meaning and contemporary significance of fascism in the writings of Karl Polanyi" by Concorida University PhD student Kris Millett @ConcordiaGrad
@ConcordiaSAGSA

https://t.co/XW81aiLVOP

[The Conversation Canada @ConversationCA]

Why the 'extreme intoxication' defence is dangerous for women https://t.co/ONX0u0YMdJ

[Amy Swiffen @AmySwiffen]

@Concordia PhD candidate Kris Millett argues the language used to describe ‘homegrown #terrorism’ reveals as much about those who coined it as it does about extremists.

https://t.co/wJObO5izrr

[Amy Swiffen @AmySwiffen]

Fact check: Canadian children with #COVID-19 symptoms can #quarantine with a parent or guardian

https://t.co/3EvEuVbxHA

[Amy Swiffen @AmySwiffen]

Conceptualizing a National Threat: Representations of “Homegrown Terrorism” in the News Media, Academia, and Grey Literature in Canada by Kris Millett #Concordia #Sociology #TerrorismStudies

https://t.co/v8lbgdFYXL