Annual Meeting of the World Institute for Research and Publication

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Omar Ha-Redeye presented two papers at the Annual Meeting of the World Institute for Research and Publication – Law:

Full Paper: Media Narratives in Times of Turmoil: Depictions of Minorities in Canada Post 9/11

Media narratives in times of turmoil

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Media narratives

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Full Paper: Admissibility of Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario Reports

Admissibility of Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario Reports

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Admissibility of AGCO reports

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Labour and Employment Law

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