The Rule of Law in Canada: Theories and Issues @UCLLaws
The Rule of Law in Canada: Theories and Issues  @UCLLaws
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This event was organised by the UCL Global Centre for Democratic Constitutionalism

Speaker: Professor Hoi Kong (The University of British Columbia)
Chair: Prof Jeff King (UCL Laws)

About the talk

In this presentation, Professor Kong will show how Canadian theorists have contributed to longstanding debates about the rule of law. Professor Kong will then apply some of those theorists’ insights to pressing issues of democratic governance in Canada. In particular, Professor Kong will assess whether invocations of the emergency power and the notwithstanding clause can be made consistent with the demands of the rule of law.

This seminar is part of the Sidney Seminar Series.
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