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Preliminary Material /Christopher P.M. Waters -- Introduction /Christopher Waters -- Chapter 1. Public Commitment to International Law: Canadian and British Media Perspectives on the Use of Force by Stephen J. Toope /Christopher P.M. Waters -- Chapter 2. Domestic Reception of International Humanitarian Law: UK and Canadian Implementing Legislation /Christopher Harland -- Chapter 3. The International Criminal Court and Domestic Enforcement in Canada and the United Kingdom /James Sloan -- Chapter 4. Accountability for Crimes against International Law in Canada: an Overview and a Comparison with UK Practices /Helena Torroja -- Chapter 5. Jurisdictional Issues in Extraterritorial Criminal Law /Troy Lavers -- Chapter 6. Vague Indictments and Justice at the International Criminal Tribunals: Learning from the World of Common Law /Chile Eboe-Osuji -- Chapter 7. Comparing Attitudes to International Human Rights Petition Systems /Holly Cullen -- Chapter 8. Strengthening Womens International Human Rights Norms in the UK after the Human Rights Act 1998: Lessons from Canada /Charlotte Skeet -- Chapter 9. Application of Gender Guidelines within the Asylum Determination Process: from Reflections on the UK and Canadian Experience /R. M. M. Wallace and Anne Holliday -- Chapter 10. Human Rights and Public Emergency Discourse in the UK and Canada /David Jenkins -- Chapter 11. A Comparison of the United Kingdom and Canadian Approaches to Human Security /Susan Breau -- Chapter 12. Canadian and U.K. Approaches to Sustainable Development in International Trade Law /Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger -- Chapter 13. Implementing the Kyoto Protocol in Canada and the UK: a Discussion of the Economic Instruments Employed /Markus W. Gehring and Kristin Price -- Chapter 14. Government Regulation and the Development of Corporate Social Responsibility in the UK and Canada /Henry Lovat and Osman Aboubakr -- Chapter 15. TRIPS and Access to Medicine: Recent Developments in Canada and Europe /William Flanagan -- Chapter 16. Tax Discrimination and the Cross-Border Provision of Services /Catherine Brown and Martha Obrien -- Chapter 17. The Democratic Legitimacy of the International Criminal Justice Model: the Unilateral Reach of Foreign Domestic Law and the Promise of Transnational Constitutional Conversation /Karen Eltis -- Chapter 18. Customary International Law in Domestic Courts: Imbroglio, Lord Denning, Stare Decisis /Stéphane Beaulac -- Chapter 19. The Challenge of Internalizing International Conventional Law: the Experience of Australia, England and Canada with Ratified Treaties /Hugh M. Kindred -- Index /Christopher P.M. Waters.