Publications
2009 - 2010
K. Koutouki, S. Kwembo, and N. Matip, « La protection des variétés végétales en Afrique de l’ouest et Centrale » (2010) 41 Revue de droit de l'Université de Sherbrooke à paraître
K. Koutouki, « A Legal Placebo: The Role Of International Patent Law In The Protection Of Indigenous Traditional Knowledge Of Medicinal Plants » (2010) 26 Canadian Intellectual Property Review 19
K. Koutouki et N. Matip, « Cameroun: Une analyse juridique de la mutation constitutionnelle du 10 avril 2008 » (2010) Revue d’Études Francophones sur l’État de Droit et la Démocratie 30
K. Koutouki and N. Lyons, « Canadian Inuit Speak to Climate Change » (2009) 27 Wisconsin International Law Journal 516
K. Koutouki, S. Kwembo, et N. Matip, « Les flexibilités de l’ADPIC sont elles bien mises en œuvre par les pays de l’OAPI dans le sens d’une meilleure efficacité de leur législation? » (2009) 2 Revue Africaine de la Propriété Intellectuelle 15
K. Koutouki et N. Matip, « Cameroun: Une analyse juridique de la mutation constitutionnelle du 10 avril 2008 » (2009) Institute for Security Studies Africa : Situation Report
2008 - 2009
Konstantia Koutouki
- Interview on Radio France International (Paris) on Indigenous Summit on Climate Change. To listen:
- Interview in 24 Heures, “Les femmes autochtones oubliées par le Canada?"
- La propriété intellectuelle en Afrique with Nicole Matip (Université de Lyon III) at The Intellectual Property Workshop Series, held at the Université de Montréal
- La PI et seulement la PI? De nouvelles alternatives à la gouvernance de l'innovation with Wendy Adams (McGill) at The Intellectual Property Workshop Series, held at the Université de Montréal
- International Trade Law: Dispute Settlement under NAFTA at The China University of Political Science and Law, held in Beijing, China
- Indigenous Creative Work at Copyright's Counterparts, held at Queen’s University
- Inuit adaptation to Climate Change at IUCN Academy of Environmental Law: Climate Law in Developing Countries held at the University of Ottawa
- L'industrie pharmaceutique dans les pays en développement at MÉOS: le médicament comme objet social, held at the Université de Montréal, Faculté de la Pharmacie
- Environmental Justice, Indigenous Peoples and International Law at Global Climate Change and Sustainable Development: Challenges and Opportunities for International Law held by the Wisconsin International Law Journal Symposium
- Enforcing Forestry Accords: The UN Forest Principles & International Certification in Practice at Domestic Implementation of International Law on Sustainable Development: An International Legal Symposium, forthcoming at McGill University
- Canadian Inuit Speak to Climate Change: Inuit Perceptions on the adaptability of Land Claims Agreements to Accommodate Environmental Change, (2009) forthcoming in Climate Change Law in Practice: Legal Aspects of Implementing the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, Treaty Regimes in Practice series, Cambridge University Press. Editors: Marie-Claire Cordonnier Segger & Charlotte Streck
- La protection juridique du folklore dans les États membres de l'OAPI,forthcoming in Revue Québécoise de Droit International
- La protection des variétés végétales en Afrique de l’ouest et Centrale forthcoming in Revue de Droit de l'Université de Sherbrooke
Alexandra Harrington
- United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, Article 1 – A Comparison with New York State Laws, forthcoming in the New York City Law Review Symposium edition.
- Natural Integrity: The Relationship Between Anti-Corruption Laws and Natural Resource Protections in Latin America, forthcoming in Currents International Trade Law Journal.
- Throwing One Arm Around the World: Why the Failure of the World Trade Organization to Include Anti-Bribery and Corruption Targets Within Its Aid for Trade Program Undermines this Program and How to Bridge These Issues, forthcoming in the Touro International Law Review.
- Explosive Road From Dublin: The Legal Flaws in the Convention to Ban Cluster Munitions and Recommendations for Their Cure, forthcoming the Gonzaga Journal of International Law.
- Regional Commons: An Assessment of the Impact of the Framework Convention and Kyoto Protocol on the Organization of American States and the Association of South East Asian Nations and Suggestions for the Role of Regionalism in International Environmental Law, forthcoming in the University of Baltimore Journal of Environmental Law.
- Faceting the Future: The Need for and Proposal of the Adoption of a Kimberley Process-Styled Legitimacy Certification System for the Global Gemstone Market, forthcoming in the Journal of Transnational Law and Contemporary Problems.
- Peer Pressure: Correlations Between Membership in Regional and Regional Economic Organizations and WTO Dispute Resolution Claims and Their Implications, forthcoming in the South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business.
- Prostituting Peace: The Impact of Sending State’s Legal Regimes on U.N. Peacekeeper Behavior and Suggestions to Protect the Populations Peacekeepers Guard, forthcoming in the Florida State University College of Law Journal of Transnational Law and Policy.
- Policing Against the State: United Nations Policing as Violative of Sovereignty, forthcoming in the San Diego International Law Journal.
- Germs on a Plane!: Legal Protections Afforded to International Air Travelers and Governments in the Event of a Contagious Passenger and Proposals to Strengthen Them, forthcoming in the Journal of Law and Health.
- Law Without Links: Re-Locating International Economic Law Within the Sphere of Law and Society, presented at the 2nd Annual Graduate Student Conference of the Toronto Group for the Study of International, Transnational, and Comparative Law, January 10, 2009, in at the University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada.
- Article 1 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and New York State Law – A Comparison, Conference on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, Albany Law School of Union University, March 6, 2009.
- Does Condemnation of Evil Under International Law Encourage or Inhibit Domestic Promulgation of Laws Regulating the Same Evil?, presented at the Conference on Evil, State and the Law, March 15, 2009 in Salzburg, Austria.
- Does Condemnation of Evil Under International Law Encourage or Inhibit Domestic Promulgation of Laws Regulating the Same Evil?, in forthcoming book of proceedings of the Conference on Evil, State and the Law.