Inspiring Minds is a campus-wide partnership between Western Research, the School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, the Writing Support Centre, Western Libraries, Student Experience, and Western's 11 faculties.
Inspiring Minds seeks to broaden awareness and impact of graduate student research, while enhancing transferrable skills. Being able to communicate your research to broad, interdisciplinary and lay audiences -- both inside and outside academia -- is becoming an increasingly important skill for scholars of all levels.
Inspiring Minds seeks to help graduate students enhance this skill.
This non-competitive showcase highlights work by Master's and Doctoral students from all 11 of Western's faculties and schools.
The following series highlights all submissions received from the Faculty of Law.Submissions from 2024
Building a Better Mousetrap: Finding A More Nuanced Approach to Fostering Culture in the Digital Age, Lisa Macklem
Submissions from 2023
Submissions from 2022
Deep Seabed Mining versus Marine Conservation: Closing High Seas Governance Gaps in the Arctic Ocean, Carol K. Dyck
The Liability of Persons in the Chain of Carriage, Mary Ppasiou
Locating Women in International Investment Law, Samarth Trigunayat
Science Fiction and the Law, Joel M. Welch
Submissions from 2021
A ‘Critical Mass’ Approach To Negotiations In The WTO: A Case Study Analysis, Temitope O. Adeyemi
Law Reform for Sexual Violence Survivors, Karen M. Bellehumeur
Re-Imagining Canada’s Legal and Procedural Framework for Indigenous Consultation: An Honourable Obligation, Paul Hansen
Can novel findings from emerging neuroscientific technologies be incorporated into trademark law in Canada?, Pankhuri Malik
Conceptualizing complementarity from a gender-competent and pluralistic perspective, Loyce Mrewa
Balancing Interests in Data: The Legal Constructs of Personal Data Protection and Data Exclusivity, Matthew Robertazzi Mr
Reputation in Prohibited Marks, Geographical Indications, and Moral Rights: A Key Link?, Darinka Tomic