The Yearbook contains articles of lasting significance in the field of international legal studies.

Annually since 1963 The Canadian Yearbook of International Law has presented an impressive, authoritative survey of important and topical issues in the field of international law. The editors provide a summary in English for any articles written in French and, similarly, French summaries for those written in English.

Published annually since 1963, The Canadian Yearbook of International Law presents an authoritative survey of important issues in international law, particularly where these are relevant to Canada. Each volume also contains book reviews, two sections on Canadian practice in international law, a digest of important Canadian cases in public international law, and a commentary on recent Canadian treatises.

This yearbook presents a survey of important issues in international law, particularly where these are relevant to Canada. Each volume also contains book reviews, two sections on Canadian practice in international law, a digest of important Canadian cases in public international law, and a commentary on recent Canadian treatises.

This is the story of Chris Barnard and his gripping race to conquer the greatest of medical challenges. It is also a deeply personal biography of the Casanova surgeon with the film star looks, whose tortured private life was played out on the most public of stages.

McRae tracks the strange and interlocking lives of the most extraordinary figures in contemporary boxing and reveals how they are haunted by themes of race and celebrity, poverty and wealth, violence and sex, crime and death.

William Hill prize-winning author Donald McRae's brilliant account of the boxer who broke boxing's biggest taboo