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Check Out The Latest Law Society of BC Podcast Episode!
November 6, 2020Our podcast project keeps rolling on. Listen to our latest episode here: https://www.lawsociety.bc.ca/our-initiatives/rule-of-law-and-lawyer-independence/rule-of-law-matters-podcast/
In this episode, Catherine Dauvergne, formerly Dean of UBC Law and now VP Academics and Provost of SFU, takes listeners through a comparison of the “thin” and “thick” versions of the rule of law, how we only notice the rule of law when it is being undermined, and how U.S. politics has made people more aware of the rule of law than ever.
Stay tuned to future episodes on Pandemic and the Rule of Law, Reconciliation and the Rule of Law, and Irwin Cotler on the Rise of Global Authoritarianism and the Retreat of Democracies.