Nexus, Fall/Winter 2012

The Winter/Fall 2012  issue features "Laborious Times": what does a post-industrial, hyper-technological, deficit-slashing world mean for union-management relations? Download the Winter/Fall 2012 edition of Nexus (PDF format, 7.2 MB)

Articles Available on the Web site

• GPLLM grads: Where law and business meet
  Profiles of four members of the inaugural class of the Global Professional Master of Laws program
  • Cynthia Roberston
  • Fateh Salim
  • Hilary Thompson
  • Mark Mahoney
• Does patent law help or hinder medical innovation?
  The 2012 Patents Colloquium, hosted November 30^th, 2012 by the University of Toronto Faculty of Law
• Generation now
  A Faculty of Law conference in 2006 on women in law helped to launch the Justicia Project to encourage the retention of women in the legal profession. More than five years later, has anything changed?
• Laborious times
  What does a post-industrial, hyper-technological, deficit-slashing world mean for union-management relations? The evolution of new labour laws.
• The future is forthcoming: donor profiles
  • Henry N. R. Jackman, LLB 1956
  • Michael McSorley, JD 1977
  • Bennett Jones
  • Class of 1977
  • Torkin Manes
  • Young Alumni Campaign
  • Molly Naber-Sykes, LLB 1983
• Nota Bene: The Sounds of Serendipity
  Roy Lee, JD 2004, plays the carillon in the University of Toronto’s Soldiers’ Tower
• Civil action, redress and memory
  Dean Mayo Moran on  the lessons learned from the Canadian residential schools context
• Q & A with Mark Wiseman
  Mark Wiseman, LLB/MBA 1996, president and CEO of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, on taking risks, tough lessons, and why he stays at the CPPIB