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This is a remarkable book that makes a serious and important contribution to scholarship in a number of ways. First, it represents the fruits of an exhaustive review of the relevant legal sources and literature; second, it provides an account of the Canadian system of reception of international law that is at once detailed, concise and clear, despite the complexity of the system and the confusion it generates; and third, because it is in many respects a model of doctrinal research and writing.

GIBRAN VAN ERT, USING INTERNATIONAL LAW IN CANADIAN COURTS (THE HAGUE; LONDON; NEW YORK: KLUWER LAW INTERNATIONAL, 2002)