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Department/School: Faculty of Law, Common Law Section
University of Ottawa
08/25/2015
CURRICULUM VITAE
Employee No. 118273
A. NAME:
Jane Bailey
Full Professor, Common Law Section, University of Ottawa
Member of the Bar of Ontario
B. DEGREES:
LLM
LLB
MIR
BAS (Hon)
University of Toronto
Queen’s
Queen’s
Trent
Law
Law
Industrial Relations
Administrative & Policy Studies
2002
1993
1990
1988
C. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
20152008-present
2008-2010
2013-present
2003-2008
2002-2003
1994-2002
1993-1994
Full Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Law
Law
Info Studies (cross appt.)
University of Ottawa
University of Ottawa
University of Ottawa
Assistant Professor
Replacement Professor
Lawyer
Law Clerk
Law
Law
Litigation Group
Honourable Justice John
Sopinka
University of Ottawa
University of Ottawa
Torys LLP
Supreme Court of Canada
D. HONOURS, AWARDS & APPOINTMENTS:
2014-
Full Academic Member
Human Rights
Research and
Education Centre
University of Ottawa
2014-
Network Researcher
PREVNet (Promoting
Relationships and
Eliminating Violence
Network)
Queen’s University
2013
Visiting Professor
Law
Universidad de Puerto Rico
2012-
Team Leader, Working Group 1 Toward Cyberjustice:
Université de Montréal
2
Rethinking Processual
Law
2011
Visiting Professor
Law
University of Hong Kong
2007
Visiting Professor
Law
Universidad de Puerto Rico
2005-06
Overall Award of Excellence
for Full-Time Professor
Common Law
Students’ Association
University of Ottawa
2004-05
Overall Award of Excellence
for Full-Time Professor
Common Law
Students’ Association
University of Ottawa
2004
Visiting Professor
Law
Universidad de Puerto Rico
2002
WCG Howland Prize for
Outstanding LLM Performance
(shared)
Faculty of Law
University of Toronto
2001-02
Centre for Innovation Law &
Policy Graduate Fellowship
Faculty of Law
University of Toronto
2001-02
Ontario Graduate Scholarship
LLM Programme
University of Toronto
1993
David Sabbath Prizes in Wills,
Remedies, Advanced Family
Law, Feminist Jurisprudence
Faculty of Law
Queen’s University
1991
Reuben Wells Leonard Prize in
Advanced Constitutional Law
Faculty of Law
Queen’s University
1991
McCarthy Tétreault Prize
Faculty of Law
Queen’s University
1991
Fasken Campbell Godfrey Prize
in Torts (shared)
Faculty of Law
Queen’s University
1990
Borden & Elliot Prize in
Contracts
Faculty of Law
Queen’s University
1990
Queen’s University Entrance
Scholarship
Faculty of Law
Queen’s University
1988
President Symons Medal for
first standing in degree program
Administrative and
Policy Studies
Trent University
1985
Eugene Forsey Scholarship
Administrative and
Trent University
3
Policy Studies
1985
E.
Bruce Barrett Memorial Prize in Administrative and
the Philosophy of Logic
Policy Studies
Trent University
SCHOLARLY and PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
1) University of Ottawa
2014-2015
Member, Human Rights Research and Education Centre Management
Committee
2013-2014
Member, Aboriginal Advisory Committee, Faculty of Law
2013
Member, Equity Committee, Faculty of Law
2011-2013
Member, Teaching Personnel Committee, Faculty of Law
Member, Admissions Committee, Faculty of Law
2010-
Member, Centre for Law, Technology & Society
2008-
Member, Faculty of Graduate Studies
2007-2009
Chair, Equity Committee, Faculty of Law
2007-2009
Organizer, Annual Warren Winkler Lecture on Civil Justice Reform
2005-2007
Member, Admissions Committee, Faculty of Law
2003-2006
Member, Executive Committee, Institute for Women’s Studies
2003-
Member, Internal Advisory Board, Canadian Internet Policy and Public
Interest Clinic
2003-2005
Member, Equity Committee, Faculty of Law
2002-2004
Member, Admissions Committee, Faculty of Law
2) External
2014-
Member, YWCA Canada Help Communities Prevent and Eliminate
Cyber-Violence Against Young Women and Girls Project Advisory
Committee
4
2014-
Member, Ottawa Coalition to End Violence Against Women
Cyberviolence Project Advisory Committee
2013-Present
Guest Editor, Special Issue of Laws on Law, Technology & Society
2010-
Member, Editorial Board, Canadian Journal of Women & the Law
2012-13
Co-Chair, National Steering Committee, National Association of
Women & the Law
2012
Expert Consultation, Law Reform Committee of the Parliament of
Victoria, Australia regarding their inquiry into sexting (31 October
meeting in Ottawa together with Steeves, V.)
2009-2012,
2013-Present
Member, National Steering Committee, National Association of Women
& the Law
2009-Present
External Evaluator, Grant Applications to Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council
2008-Present
Peer reviewer for various journals, including: Canadian Journal of
Criminology and Criminal Justice, Queen’s Law Journal, Alberta Law
Review, McGill Law Journal, New Brunswick Law Journal, Osgoode
Hall Law Journal
2008
Evaluator, Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research,
Council for the Humanities, Open Competition Research Programmes
Expert Consultation, House of Lords Constitution Committee on Privacy
Related Matters (21 April meeting in Ottawa together with Kerr, I., et al)
2006-2007
Member, Advisory Committee to the Department of Justice’s Action
Plan on Racism
2006
Member, Organizing Committee for Lawyers Without Rights Exhibit,
Ottawa
2003-2004
University of Ottawa Faculty Representative, Colloquia Planning
Subcommittee of the Chief Justice of Ontario’s Advisory Committee
on Professionalism
Member, Advisory Committee, LEAF Consultation on the Internet
and Equality
F.
GRADUATE EXAMINATION AND SUPERVISION:
5
1) GRADUATE EXAMINATIONS
2013-
Lori Stinson (Ph.D. Candidate, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of
Ottawa), “Mainstream pornography, mediated sexual consciousness and youth
vulnerability to sexual harassment, abuse, coerced sex and violence:
Deconstructing and reconstructing agency in emerging sexual identities” [in
progress].
2013
Trevor Milford (M.A., Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of
Criminology, University of Ottawa), “Girls’ Online Agency: A Cyberfeminist
Exploration”.
2013
Anne Uteck (LL.D., Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa),
“Reconceptualizing Spatial Privacy for the Internet of Everything”.
2013
Jennifer Barrigar (LL.D. Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa), “Time to Care
About Reputation: Re-viewing the Resonances and Regulation of
Reputation”.
2012
Alex Cameron (LL.D., Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa), “The Nexus of
Copyright and Intellectual Privacy”.
2012
Chloe Georas (LL.M., Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa), Masters Project
“Preemptive ‘Othering”: How Predictive Technologies Criminalize ‘Bad
Communities’”.
2004
Rong Wu, (LL.M., Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa), Masters Project
“State Surveillance and the Right to Privacy in China”.
2003
Karen Ng (LL.M., Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa), Masters Project,
“Spam Legislation in Canada: Federalism, Freedom of Expression and the
Regulation of the Internet”.
2003
Marc Watkins (LL.M., Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa), Masters Project,
“The Introduction of a National ID Card in Canada”.
2002
Marcus Bornfreund (LL.M., Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa), Masters
Project, “Legal File-Sharing”.
2002
Alana Maurushat (LL.M., Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa), Masters
Project, “Patrolling the Freedom Expressway: Ethnocentric and
Technocentric Free Expression Beliefs and the Internet”.
2) GRADUATE SUPERVISION:
6
2015
Iulia Zubrytska (LL.M. Candidate), “Digitizing cost calculation in civil proceedings”
(in progress) [co-supervisor].
Margaret Galley (LL.M. Candidate), Revenge Porn: An Examination of the
Phenomenon and Existing Responses.
2014
Ran Bi (LL.M.), “Unfair terms in online contracts” [co-supervisor].
Juan Acevedo (LL.M.), “Cyberbullying”.
2013
Jacob Downs (LL.M.), “Privacy, Surveillance & Democratic Dialogue”.
Aleksandra Suwala (LL.M.), “Content, search engines and defamation cases: Should
technology of the Internet affect responsibilities and duties of search engines?” [cosupervisor].
2009
Eleanor San San Pua Ramirez (LL.M.), “The 21st Century Warfare: Cyber Warfare in
Particular Reference to China” [co-supervisor].
2008
Amy Awad (LL.M.), “Tracking Myself?: A Response to Online Behavioural Tracking
(Implementing the Access Principle)”.
2007
Louisa Garib (LL.M.), “Biometrics and Employee Privacy Rights: Unequal Protection
and Unsure Footing”.
2005
Ana Guanabara (LL.M.), “New Kinds of Discrimination Against Women in the
Workplace”.
2004
Na Yang (LL.M.), “Who Should be Liable for Song Swapping – An Analysis of ISP
Liability for Online Music Sharing”.
G.
GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE COURSES:
1) GRADUATE COURSES:
Technoprudence:
Legal Theory in the
Information Age
2011-present; a mandatory seminar for graduate students
completing an LL.M. with Concentration in Law and
Technology
2) UNDERGRADUATE COURSES:
Cyberspace & Human Rights
2011; a 6 week intensive seminar for undergraduate and graduate
law students taught as a Visiting Professor at The University of
Hong Kong, Faculty of Law; approximate enrolment: 20
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Cyberfeminism
2008-present; a first year elective course taught at the University
Ottawa; maximum enrolment: 25
2007 & 2013 (summer); a 6 week intensive upper year seminar
for law students taught as a Visiting Professor at Universidad de
Puerto Rico, Escuela de Derecho; approximate enrolment: 30
2006-2007; upper year seminar for law and graduate students;
maximum enrolment: 25
Contracts
2004-present; first year lecture course for law students; average
enrolment: 75
Women, Law & Technology
2004 (summer); an upper year seminar for law students taught as
a Visiting Professor at Universidad de Puerto Rico, Escuela de
Derecho; approximate enrolment: 30
Civil Procedure
2003-present; an upper year lecture course for law students;
average enrolment: 65-75
Regulation of Internet
Communications
2003-2005; a seminar taught to undergraduate and graduate
students (law and engineering); maximum enrolment: 25
3) UNDERGRADUATE DIRECTED STUDIES:
2014
Saranjit Cheema, “Cyberbullying: Addressing Intermediary Liability in Tort
and Contract Law” (UROP)
2013
Faiza Ahmed-Hassan, “Using Law to Further Social Justice: Redefining the
‘Ordinary Person’ Standard in Defamation Law” [co-directed]
2012
Prubjoth Sidhu, “Cyber-Justice: Use of Videoconferencing Technology in
Criminal Law Proceedings”
2012
Rachel Gold, “Women in Law School and Women in Computer Science
Undergraduate Programs in Canada: Why the Enrolment Gap and Lessons
from Law School”
2009
Katie Black, “Identity in a Feminist Utopia”
2008
Ashley Deathe, “Identity in a Feminist Utopia”
2008
Stephanie Wildman, “Pornography and the Politics of Power”
8
H.
2006
Alex Munoza, “Digital Divide in Venezuela”
2005
Andy Kaplan-Myrth, “Factor Interaction: Optimality Theory, Constraint
Interaction and Legal Reasoning”
EXTERNAL RESEARCH FUNDING:
Year
Source
Amount
2015
Social Sciences and
Humanities Research
Council Partnership Grant
$2.5 million
2014
Social Sciences and
$24,739
Humanities Research
Council Connections Grant
2014
Canadian Women’s
Foundation
$5,000
2011
Social Sciences and
Humanities
Research Council
Partnership
Development Grant
$199,000
Principal
Purpose
Investigator(s)
Jane Bailey
Investigate the
Valerie Steeves relationship between
(Co-PI’s)
online behavioural
targeting of youth and
cyberbullying
Jane Bailey
Organize and execute
Valerie Steeves international,
(cointerdisciplinary
investigator)
workshop and public
conference “eGirls,
eCitizens” and co-edit
book of collected
works
Jane Bailey
Organize and execute
Valerie Steeves international,
(Co-PI’s)
interdisciplinary
workshop and public
conference “eGirls,
eCitizens” and co-edit
book of collected
works
Valerie Steeves “The eGirls Project” –
Jane Bailey
research, write and
(Co-PI’s)
publish on girls’ and
young women’s
involvement in social
networking and its
implications for
critical theory and
policy development
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2011
Social Sciences and
Humanities Research
Council MCRI Grant
$2.5 million
20052007
Social Sciences and
Humanities Research
Council
$2.96 million Ian R. Kerr
Jane Bailey et
al. (coinvestigators)
2004
Centre for Innovation Law $10,000
and Policy Curriculum
Development Grant
Jane Bailey
20032006
Bell Canada, Ontario
Research Network in
Electronic Commerce
Jane Bailey
(T2)
Ian R. Kerr
(T1)
Daniel Gervais
(T3)
$500 000
Karim
Benyekhlef
Jane Bailey et
al. (coinvestigators)
“Vers la
cyberjustice/Towards
Cyberjustice” – 32
interdisciplinary
international scholars
institutions and
community
organizations
collaborating on how
technology can and is
being used to aid
access to justice
“On the Identity Trail”
23 member
collaborative, multidisciplinary research
initiative studying
anonymity, identity
and authentication in
networked society
“Women, Law &
Technology” –
research and develop a
seminar focused on
equality-related
communications
technology issues from
feminist and other
critical perspectives
Study on Social
Dimensions of Digital
Copyright Reform
10
2003
I.
Centre for Innovation Law $10,000
& Policy Curriculum
Development Grant
Jane Bailey
“Regulation of Internet
Communications”
- research and develop
an interdisciplinary
seminar for law and
engineering students
that actively engages
both legal and
technological expertise
in the joint pursuit of
the exploration and
resolution of issues
relating to the
regulation of Internet
communications
INTERNAL RESEARCH FUNDING:
Year
Source
Amount per Principal
year
Investigator
$3,000
Jane Bailey
2014
University Research
Development Program
2012
Law Foundation of Ontario $2,000
2011
Law Foundation of Ontario $6,000
2010-11 Law Foundation of Ontario $2,000
Purpose
Organize and execute
international,
interdisciplinary
workshop and public
conference “eGirls,
eCitizens” and co-edit
book of collected works
Jane Bailey
Conduct review of
Canadian policy debates
on technology and
children over a 10 year
period
Jane Bailey
eGirls: paper focused
Ian Kerr (co
on the social
investigator)
networking experiences
Michael Geist of girls and young
(co investigator) women
Jane Bailey
“Re-opening Law’s
Gate” – paper on public
interest standing and
access to justice
11
J.
2010
University Research
Development Grant
$5,000
2009
Law Foundation of Ontario $2,000
Jane Bailey
“A Chatroom of One’s
Valerie Steeves Own”
(co-investigator) - conduct research,
qualitative interviews
and focus groups, write
article on risks and
benefits inherent in the
ways young women
construct their online
personae
Jane Bailey
Papers and
presentations on sexting
and online hate
propaganda
PUBLICATIONS:
1) LIFE-TIME SUMMARY:
Books edited. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Casebooks edited . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Chapters in books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Articles in journals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Papers in conference proceedings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Reports & parliamentary submissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Invited contributions / Papers read . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 50
Others (workshops/consultations/opinion editorials/media/social media) . . 46
2) DETAILS:
LEGEND:
R – REFEREED/REVIEWED
T – TRANSLATED
A – ADAPTED
I – INVITED
REP - REPUBLISHED
(A) Books edited:
A1.
Bailey, J. and Valerie Steeves, eds. eGirls, eCitizens: Putting Technology Theory and Policy Into
Dialogue with Girls’ and Young Women’s Voices (Ottawa: UOttawa Press) [in press].
A2.
Walker, Watson, Hutchinson, Pinos, Bailey, Farrow, Hanycz, Murphy, Page, Pirie, Sossin,
The Civil Litigation Process – Cases and Materials (7th ed) (Toronto: Emond Montgomery,
2009) (Chap. 7 – Discovery), 72 pages (also responsible for reviewing Chap. 9 - Privilege
and Deemed Undertaking and Chap. 6 – Pleadings).
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A3.
Walker, Watson, Hutchinson, Pinos, Bailey, Farrow, Hanycz, Murphy, Page, Pirie, Sossin,
The Civil Litigation Process – Cases and Materials (6th ed) (Toronto: Emond Montgomery,
2005) (Chap. 4 – Pleadings), 38 pages, (Chap. 5(V) – Intervention), 13 pages (also responsible
for reviewing Chap. 9 – Privilege and Deemed Undertaking, 119 pages).
(B) Course Collections Edited:
B1.
Cyberfeminism ed Jane Bailey (University of Ottawa: Ottawa, 2014)
B2.
Technoprudence ed Jane Bailey (University of Ottawa: Ottawa, 2013)
B3.
Human Rights and Cyberspace ed Jane Bailey (University of Ottawa: Ottawa 2011)
B4.
Regulation of Internet Communications ed Jane Bailey (University of Ottawa: Ottawa, 2004)
(C) Chapters in Books:
C1.
Bailey, J. “A Perfect Storm: How the Online Environment, Social Norms and Law Constrain
Girls’ Online Lives”, eGirls, eCitizens: Putting Technology Theory and Policy Into Dialogue
with Girls’ and Young Women’s Voices, Jane Bailey and Valerie Steeves, eds. [in press], 34
pages.
C.2
Steeves, V. and Jane Bailey. “Living in the Mirror: Understanding Young Women’s
Experiences with Online Social Networking”, Expanding the Gaze: Gender, Public Space and
Surveillance, Emily Van De Muelen, ed. [University of Toronto Press: in press], 37 pages. R
C3.
Bailey, J. and Valerie Steeves. “Will the Real Digital Girl Please Stand Up?”, New visualities,
new technologies: The new ecstasy of communication, Hille Koskela and Macgregor Wise eds.
[Ashgate Publishing: 2013], 37 pages. R
C4.
Bailey, J. “Twenty Years Later Taylor Still Has It Right: Section 13 of the CHRA’s
Continuing Contribution to Equality” The Supreme Court of Canada and Social Justice:
Commitment, Retrenchment or Retreat, Sheila McIntyre and Sanda Rodgers, eds. (Markham,
Ontario: Supreme Court Law Review and LexisNexisCanada, 2010), 39 pages. R
C5.
Bailey, J. “Life in the Fishbowl: Feminist Interrogations of Webcamming” On the Identity
Trail: Anonymity, Privacy and Identity in a Networked Society, Ian Kerr, Carole Lucock and
Valerie Steeves, eds. (Oxford University Press: 2009) 283-301, 19 pages. R
C6.
Bailey, J., “Legal Workplace Technology and Equality for Women Lawyers: Fortifying or
Transforming the ‘Master’s House’?” Bailey, J., “Legal Workplace Technology and Equality
for Women Lawyers: Fortifying or Transforming the Master’s House?”, Calling for Change:
Women, Law and the Legal Profession Ten Years After Touchstones for Change, Elizabeth
Sheehy and Sheila McIntyre, eds. (Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press, 2006), 29 pages. R
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C7.
Bailey, J. “Deflating the Michelin Man: Protecting Users’ Rights in the Canadian Copyright
Reform Process”, In the Public Interest: The Future of Canadian Copyright Law, Michael
Geist, ed., (Toronto: Irwin Law Book, 2005), 42 pages. R
C8.
Bailey, J., “Of Mediums and Metaphors: How a Layered Methodology Might Contribute to
Constitutional Analysis of Internet Content Regulation”, Legal Issues in Electronic Commerce
2d, R.L. Campbell, ed., (Concord: Captus Press, 2005), 4 pages. A, REP.
(D) Journal Articles:
D1.
Bailey, J., Jacquelyn Burkell and Graham Reynolds, “Access to Justice for All: Towards an
‘Expansive Vision’ of Justice and Technology” (2013) 31(2) Windsor Yearbook on Access to
Justice, [in press]. R
D2.
Bailey, J. “Time to Unpack the Juggernaut?: Reflections on the Canadian Federal
Parliamentary Debates on ‘Cyberbullying’” ((2014) 37(2) Dal LJ 661. R
D3.
Lupo, G. and Jane Bailey. “Designing and Implementing e-Justice Systems: Some Lessons
Learned from EU and Canadian Examples” (2014) 3(2) Laws 353-387 (co-authored in equal
proportions), 35 pages. R
D4.
Bailey, J. and Jacquelyn Burkell. “Implementing Technology in the Justice Sector: A
Canadian Perspective” (2013) 11:2 CJLT 253-282, 30 pages. R
D5.
Bailey, J. “’Sexualized online bullying’ through an equality lens: Missed opportunity in AB v.
Bragg?” (2013) 59 McGill LJ 709-737, 29 pages. R
D6.
Bailey, J., Valerie Steeves, Jacquelyn Burkell and Priscilla Regan. “Negotiating with Gender
Stereotypes on Social Networking Sites: From ‘Bicycle Face’ to Facebook” (2013) 37 Journal
of Communication Inquiry 91-112, 22 pages. R
D7.
Bailey, J. and Angela Chaisson. “On Being ‘Part of the Solution’: Public Interest Standing
after SWUAV SCC” (2012) 1 Canadian Journal of Poverty Law 121-144, 24 pages. R
D8.
Bailey, J. “Systematic Government Access to Private Sector Data in Canada” (2012) 2 Intl
Data Privacy Law 207-219, 13 pages. R
D9.
Bailey, J. “Re-opening Law’s Gate: Public Interest Standing and Access to Justice” (2011) 44
U.B.C. L.Rev. 255-285, 31 pages. R
D10.
Bailey, J. and Mouna Hanna. “The Gendered Dimensions of Sexting: Assessing the
Applicability of Canada’s Child Pornography Provision” (2011) 23 C.J.W.L. 406-441, 36
pages. R
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D11.
Bailey, J. “Across the Rubicon and Into the Apennines: The Privacy/Law Enforcement
Balance After A.M. and Kang-Brown” (2009), 55 C.L.Q. 239-280, 42 pages. R
D12.
Bailey, J. “Missing Privacy through Individuation: The Treatment of Privacy in the Canadian
Case Law on Hate, Obscenity and Child Pornography” (2008) 31(1) Dalhousie Law Journal
55, 28 pages. R
D13.
Bailey, J. “Towards An Equality-Enhancing Conception of Privacy” (2008) 31(2) Dalhousie
Law Journal 267-309, 43 pages. R
D14.
Bailey, J. “Framed By Section 8: Constitutional Protection of Privacy in Canada” (2008) 50(3)
Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 279-306, 28 pages. R
D15.
Bailey, J. and Kathy Neufeld “Gender, Identity and Professionalism: A Review of The First
Women Lawyers by Mary Jane Mossman” (2007) 86 Canadian Bar Review 355-362, (coauthored in equal proportions), 8 pages. R
D16.
Bailey, J. and Ian Kerr, “Seizing Control?: The Experience Capture Experiments of Ringley
and Mann” (2007) 9:2 Ethics and Information Technology 129-139 (co-authored in equal
proportions), 11 pages. R
D17.
Bailey J. and Adrienne Telford, “What’s So Cyber About It?: Reflections on Cyberfeminism’s
Contribution to Legal Studies” (2007) 19(2) CJWL 243-271 (responsible for 75% of content),
29 pages. R
D18.
Bailey, J., “Confronting Collective Harm: Technology’s Transformative Impact on Child
Pornography” (2007) 56 UNBLJ 65-102, 38 pages. R
D19.
Bailey, J., "Strategic Alliances : The Inter-related Roles of Citizens, Industry and Government
in Combating Internet Hate” (2006) Canadian Issues, 60-65, 6 pages. I, T
D20.
Bailey, J., “The Substance of Procedure: Non-Party Disclosure in the Canadian and U.S.
Online Music Sharing Litigation” (2006) 43 A.L.R. 615-645, 31 pages. R
D21.
Bailey, J. and C. Mathen, “Constitutional Advancement of Women’s E-Quality: Responding
to Challenges and Seizing Opportunities” (2005) 30 Queen’s L.J. 660-714 (co-authored in
equal proportions), 55 pages. R
D22.
Kerr, I. and Bailey, J., “The Implications of Digital Rights Management for Privacy and
Freedom of Expression” (2004) 1 Journal of Information, Communication & Ethics in Society
87-94, (co-authored in equal proportions), 8 pages. R
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D23.
Bailey, J., “Private Regulation and Public Policy: Toward Effective Restriction of Internet
Hate Propaganda” (2004) 49 McGill L.J. 59-103, 45 pages. R
D24.
Bailey, J., “Of Mediums and Metaphors: How a Layered Methodology Might Contribute to
Constitutional Analysis of Internet Content Regulation” (2004) 30(2) Manitoba L.J. 197-226,
30 pages. R
(E) Papers in conference proceedings:
E1.
Kerr, I. and Bailey, J. “Seizing control?: The Continuous Personal Experience Capture
Experiments of Ringley & Mann” ETHICOMP 2007, (Tokyo, Japan, 2007) [co-authored in
equal proportions], 16 pages. R
E2.
Kerr, I. and Bailey, J. “Chief Treasures of the World: What Happens When Law Protects the
Technologies that Protect Copyright” ETHICOMP 2004, (Syros, Greece, 2004) [co-authored in
equal proportions], 13 pages. R
(F) Reports and Parliamentary Submissions:
F1.
Bailey, J., (supported by Professors Faye Mishna, Wayne MacKay, Andrea Slane), Submission
to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights Regarding Bill
C-13 (Protecting Canadians from Online Crime Act) (26 May 2014), 12 pages. A.
F2.
Bailey, J., Invited testimony before and submission to the Senate Standing Committee on
Human Rights regarding Bill C-304 (repeal of the Canadian Human Rights Code provision
against internet hate propagation), Senate of Canada, Ottawa (25 June 2013), 8 pages. I.
F3.
Bailey, J. “Digitization of Court Processes in Canada” Cyberjustice Laboratory Working
Paper No. 2 (23 October 2012, am June 2014), online:
http://site.cyberjustice.ca/Content/documents/WP002_CanadaDigitizationOfCourtProcesses20121023.pdf,
53 pages. I.
F4.
Bailey, J. “Toward Development of an Ethical Framework for the Criminal Intelligence
Process” (22 September 2009), 95 pages. I.
F5.
Bailey, J. “Confronting the Dragons Without and Within: Privacy’s Final Frontier?”, A
Report on “Terra Incognita”, The 29th International Conference of Data Protection and
Privacy Commissioners, Montreal Canada (December 2007), prepared for the Office of the
Privacy Commissioner of Canada, online:
http://www.privacyconference2007.gc.ca/workbooks/Terra_Incognita_summary_E.html,
33 pages. I.
(G) Invited Contributions / Papers Read:
1. Bailey, J. “A Perfect Storm: How the online environment, social norms and law shape girls’ online
lives”, to be presented at Amsterdam Privacy Conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands, October 2015.
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2. Bailey, J., Valerie Steeves, Jacquelyn Burkell and Priscilla Regan, “Above, Below, Beside, Within: The
Privacy Implications of Surveillant Immersion”, to be presented at Amsterdam Privacy Conference,
Amsterdam, Netherlands, October 2015.
3. Bailey, J. “Cyberjustice Initiatives in Canada”, presented at 8th Annual Workshop on Requirements
Engineering and Law, University of Ottawa, 25 August 2015.
4. Steeves V., Regan, P., Bailey, J., Shade, L, Burkell, J., Ruparelia, R., “Bridging the gap between theory
and practice: evaluating the application of intersectional methodologies in the context of surveillance
studies”, to be presented at Surveillance Studies Centre Workshop 2015, Queen’s University, Kingston,
Ontario, 11 June 2015.
5. Bailey, J. “eGirls, eCitizens: Putting Technology Theory and Policy into Dialogue with the Voices of
Girls and Young Women”, to be presented at Canadian Law and Society Association Meeting, Congress
of the Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Ottawa, 5 June 2015.
6. Bailey, J. “What policymakers should know: perspectives from The eGirls Project”, to be presented at
Canadian Communications Association Meeting, Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities,
University of Ottawa, 4 June 2015.
7. Bailey, J. “Privacy, equality and online attacks: lessons from The eGirls Project”, presented at the Office
of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta’s Data Privacy Day, Calgary, Alberta, 28
January 2015.
8. Bailey, J. and Valerie Steeves, “eGirls: gender, privacy, equality, and cyberbullying in online social
networking”, presented at Canadian Access and Privacy Association Conference, Ottawa, 8 December
2014.
9. Bailey, J. and Valerie Steeves, “Surveillance and Self: Young Women’s Experiences with Online Social
Media”, presented at Shirley Greenberg Lecture Series, uOttawa, 15 October 2014.
10. Bailey, J. “Gendering Big Brother: What’s a Feminist To Do?”, presented at Gendering Civil Liberties:
A Symposium, sponsored by Osgoode Hall Institute for Feminist Legal Studies and Canadian Civil
Liberties Association, Toronto, 19 September 2014.
11. Bailey, J., “Canadian Courts and Technology: An Overview”, presented at Cyberjustice
Laboratory Summer School, Université de Montréal (12 June 2014).
12. Bailey, J., Jacquelyn Burkell and Graham Reynolds, “Mind Your Conceptions: Access to
Justice and Technology” presented at Law and Society Association Conference,
Minneapolis, Minnesota (30 May 2014)
13. Valerie Steeves and Bailey, J., “Living in the Mirror: Understanding Young Women’s
Experiences with Online Social Networking” presented at 6th Biennial Conference of the
Surveillance and Society Network, University of Barcelona, Spain (April 2014).
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14. Bailey, J., “The Cyberbullying Debates in Canada”, presented at In the Public Interest
Conference, University of Hong Kong (10 April 2014).
15. Bailey, J. and Valerie Steeves, “A Perfect Storm: How the Online Environment, Social Norms, and Law
Constrain Girls’ Online Lives”, presented at eGirls, eCitizens: Putting Theory, Policy & Education into
Dialogue with the Voices of Girls and Young Women, University of Ottawa (28 March 2014).
16. Bailey, J., “When the Label Obscures the Problem(s): An Analysis of Canadian Federal Parliamentary
Debates About ‘Cyberbullying’” Annie Macdonald Langstaff Workshop, McGill University, Montreal (15
January 2014).
17. Bailey, J., “Filling an equality gap?: the role of privacy in AB v. Bragg” Defining the
Legal Line: Youth, Cyber Bullying & Wellbeing, McGill University, Montreal
(20 November 2013).
18. Bailey, J., “Privacy in service of equality?: online sexualized bullying in AB v. Bragg”
Queen’s Feminist Legal Studies Speaker Series, Queen’s University (1 November 2013).
19. Bailey, J., “Filling an equality gap?: the role of privacy in AB v. Bragg” Status of Women
Canada Workshop on Cyberbullying and Online Sexual Exploitation in the Lives of Girls and Women,
Ottawa (7 October 2013).
20. Bailey, J. “Online Sexualized Bullying through an Equality Lens: Missed Opportunity in AB v
Bragg?” presented at Law & Society Association Conference, Boston Mass (1 June 2013).
21. Bailey, J. “Cyberbullying and Structural Inequality” to be presented at Clicks and Stones:
Cyberbullying, Digital Citizenship and the Challenges of Legal Response, University of Toronto (3
May 2013).
22. Bailey, J. “Cogs in the wheel of economic progress?: Claims-making about girls and
technology in Canadian policy discourse” to be presented at Greenberg Lecture Series,
University of Ottawa (20 February 2013).
23. Bailey, J. “Gender, privacy and equality online: from bicycle face to Facebook”, presented at Universidad
de Puerto Rico Faculty of Law Centenary Celebration, Puerto Rico (17 January 2013).
24. Bailey, J. “Confidentiality for ‘young victims of online sexualized bullying’: was AB v. Bragg
an equality case?” University of Ottawa Association of Women and the Law (21 November
2012).
25. Bailey, J. “Towards Cyberjustice Working Group 1 Year 1 Report”, Towards Cyberjustice Team
Meeting, Montreal, Quebec (26 October 2012).
26. Bailey, J. “The Interconnection of Gender, Privacy and Equality in Online Social Networking”,
presented at Amsterdam Privacy Conference, the Netherlands (October 2012).
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27. Bailey J. “Privacy and Equality: Perspectives of Girls and Young Women”, presented at
Yukon Bar and Bench Seminar, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory (27 September 2012).
28. Bailey J. and Valerie Steeves, “Doing Girl Online: Relating Privacy to Gender in Online Social Spaces”,
presented at International Law and Society Association Conference, Honolulu
Hawaii (6 June 2012).
29. Bailey, J. and Valerie Steeves, “Negotiating Girl Online: Relating Surveillance to Gender in
Online Social Spaces”, prepared for and presented at Surveillance and Society Conference,
Sheffield, England (4 April 2012).
30. Bailey, J. and Valerie Steeves, “Negotiating Girl Online”, prepared for and presented at Torys
Tech Talk, University of Ottawa Faculty of Law (22 February 2012).
31. Bailey, J. and Valerie Steeves “Will the Real Digital Girl Please Stand Up?: How Canadian
Policymakers Have Avoided Discussion of the Sexualized Commercial Agenda that Undermines
Girls’ Online Agency”, presented at EU Kids Online Conference Children, risk and safety online:
Research and policy challenges in a comparative perspective, London England
(23 September 2011).
32. Bailey, J. “Will the Real Digital Girl Please Stand Up?”, presented at University of Hong
Kong Technology Law Speakers Series, Hong Kong (February 2011).
33. Bailey, J. “Sexting: Policy Approaches”, presented at the Canadian Law and Society Association
Annual Conference, Montreal, Quebec (June 2010).
34. Bailey, J. “Digital Caricatures: How Public Debate and Policy Discourse ‘Think’ About Girls
Online”, presented at Taking Stock of Tech: Reflections on Law, Society and Technology,
University of Ottawa (March 2010).
35. Bailey, J. “You have no idea who I am: misogyny online”, presented at What About Us?
Privacy, Identity and Equality in a Network Society, Universidad de Puerto Rico Escuela de
Derecho (January 2010).
36. Bailey, J. “Online Hate and Harassment: An Equality Challenge”, presented at Law Society of Upper
Canada Staff Event Commemorating December 6, 1989, LSUC, Toronto (December 2009).
37. Bailey, J. “The “I’s” in Digital Convergence”, presented at In the Age of Digital Convergence:
An East-West Dialogue on Law, Media and Technology, University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law, China
(June 2009).
38. Bailey, J. “Online Hate and Harassment: A Feminist Issue”, presented at Torys Technology Law and
Shirley Greenberg Lectures, University of Ottawa (March 2009).
39. Bailey, J. “The Role of Industry in Fighting Online Hate: A Canadian Perspective”, presented at
Conference of The International Network Against Cyberhate, Washington D.C. (18 November 2008).
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40. Bailey, J. “Baboon hearts, social networking and nagging doubts”, presented at The Concealed “I”
Conference, Ottawa (25-27 October 2007).
41. Bailey, J. “Privacy, Identity and Equality: The Case of Child Pornography”, presented at University
of Toronto Centre for Innovation Law and Policy Second International Symposium on Online Child
Exploitation, Toronto (7 May 2007).
42. Bailey, J. and Ian Kerr, “Seizing Control?: The Continuous Personal Experience Capture Experiments
of Ringley and Mann”, presented at ETHICOMP, Tokyo, Japan (27 March 2007).
43. Bailey, J. and Ian Kerr “The Document People: Privacy, Identity and Continuous Personal
Experience Capture”, presented at a Cross-Disciplinary Colloquium, Unblinking: New
Perspectives on Visual Privacy in the 21st Century, University of California Berkeley (3-4
November 2006).
44. Bailey, J. “Internet Hate: Crafting Responses”, paper presented at the Law Society of Upper
Canada, B’nai Brith, Centre for Innovation Law and Policy, University of Toronto Faculty of
Law Third International Symposium on Hate on the Internet, Toronto (September 2006).
45. Bailey, J. “Knowing Me, Knowing You: Webcamming’s Contribution to the Social Construction
of ‘Woman’”, paper presented at Canadian Law & Society Association Conference, Toronto
(May 2006).
46. Bailey, J. “The Medium is A Message: Reaffirming Public Obligations in the Battle Against
Internet Hate”, a paper presented at Law Society of Upper Canada and B’nai Brith Canada
Holocaust Memorial Day Commemoration: Hate on the Internet and Freedom of Expression:
Eliminating Online Propaganda of Racial and Religious Hatred, Toronto (26 April 2006).
47. Bailey, J. “The Substance/Procedure Connection: Identity Disclosure in Online Filesharing
Litigation”, a paper presented at the Alberta Law Review Privacy Forum, University of Alberta
(16 March 2006).
48. Bailey, J. “Surfing the Waves: What Cyberfeminism Is Teaching Me”, a paper presented in the
Shirley Greenberg Lecture Series, University of Ottawa (15 March 2006).
49. Bailey, J. “Private Initiatives & Public Objectives: Civil Society & Internet Hate Propaganda”,
paper presented at Canadian Human Rights Commission and Association of Canadian Studies
Conference: A Serious Threat: A Conference on Combating Hate on the Internet and Section
13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act, Ottawa (December 2005).
50. Bailey, J. “Bibendum, Bird and the Beatles: The Role of Free Expression in the Canadian
Copyright Reform Process”, paper presented at Third International Conference on the
Intellectual Property Protection of High Technology, Tsinghua University, School of Law,
Beijing, China (9 December 2005).
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51. Bailey, J., “Technological “Revolution”: Reflections on ‘Virtual’ Child Pornography and
Conceptions of Harm, paper presented at Canada-Australia Comparative IP & Cyberlaw
Conference, University of Ottawa (October 2005).
52. Bailey, J., “Constitutional Advancement of Women’s E-Quality: Responding to Challenges and
Seizing Opportunities” presented at Womyn’s Voices, Womenspace In-Person Consultation,
Ottawa (September 2005).
53. Bailey, J., “Empirical Aspirations: The Substance of Procedure in Online Music Sharing
Litigation”, paper presented at Canadian Law & Society Association Conference 2005: Law’s
Empire, Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia (June 2005).
54. Bailey, J., “Of Scalars and Matrices: Approaching the Issue of ‘Virtual’ Child Pornography”
paper to be presented at University of Toronto Centre for Innovation Law and & Policy
Symposium on Online Child Exploitation, University of Toronto Faculty of Law, Toronto (2 May
2005).
55. Bailey, J., “Barriers on the Road to Free Expression: Getting Past the Michelin Man”, paper
presented at Enlarging the Canadian Intellectual Property Academy Conference, University of
Western Ontario, London (2005).
56. Bailey, J., “Freedom of Expression, Property and Expressive Property”, presented at Canadian
Law & Society Association Mid-Winter Meeting, University of British Columbia (January 2005).
57. Bailey, J. “Freedom of Expression in a Technologically Protected World”, paper presented at
Canadian Law & Society Association Conference 2004: Confluence: Ideas, Identities, Place,
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg (Summer 2004).
58. Bailey, J., “Advancing Women’s E-Quality: Freedom of Expression and Legal Restriction of Online Hate Speech” paper presented at LEAF Consultation on Women’s E-quality and the Law of
Internet Communications, University of Ottawa (September 2004).
59. Bailey, J., “Legal workplace technology: dismantling or fortifying the master’s house?”
presented at Osgoode Hall Law School Feminist Law Faculty Workshop, Toronto (30 April 2004).
60. Ian Kerr and Bailey, J., “Chief Treasures of the World: What Happens When Law is Used to
Protect the Technology that Protects Copyright”, paper presented at ETHICOMP 2004:
Challenges for the Citizen of the Information Society, University of Aegean, Syros Greece (16
April 2004).
61. Bailey, J., “Technology in the workplace: Enemy or engine of social change for women lawyers?”
paper presented at Proceedings of the Shirley Greenberg Women and the Legal Profession
Professorship and the Human Rights Research and Education Centre Conference - Re-Imagining
Touchstones: The Wilson Report Ten Years On and Counting: Re-visiting the Issues and Rethinking the Questions, University of Ottawa (5 March 2004).
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(H) Others (workshops/consultations/opinion editorials/media/social media):
1. Bailey, J., Jeremy DeBeer, Barbara McIsaac, “Brave New World: Civil & Family
Law Litigation in the Cyberage” presented at Ontario Superior Court of Justice
Annual Conference, Ottawa (8 May 2014).
2. Interviewed by Julie Lalonde, The Third Wave, CHUO FM, “eGirls eCitizens
Conference" (26 March 2014), online:
http://stream.chuo.fm/play.php?sid=2488&date=20140325&time=16&count=1.
3. Interviewed by Karen Gross, NEXUS Magazine, University of Toronto Faculty of
Law, “Crusade against cyberbullying” (Fall/Winter 2013), online:
http://www.law.utoronto.ca/news/nexus/nexus-archives/nexus-fallwinter2013/crusade-against-cyberbullying.
4. Bailey, J., “Bill C-13: The victims of “cyberbullying” and Canadians deserve more”
(28 Nov 2013), online: http://egirlsproject.ca and
http://www.bloggingforequality.ca/2013_11_01_archive.html
5. Interviewed by Andre Mayer, CBC News, “Cyberbullying bill won’t stop online
taunts” (27 Nov 2013), online: http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/cyberbullyingbill-won-t-stop-online-taunts-critics-say-1.2440785.
6. Interviewed by Laura Rhodes, McGill Law Journal, “Cyberfeminism and The eGirls
Project”, (18 Nov 2013), online: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/mcgill-lawjournal-podcast/id794051568?mt=2.
7. Interviewed by Kristy Kirkup, CBC News, “Help for victims of cyberbullying” (9
August 2013), online:
http://www.cbc.ca/player/News/Canada/Ottawa/ID/2400154443/
8. Interviewed for Kim Mackrael, “Ottawa homes in on cyberbullying laws”, The Globe
& Mail (22 April 2013), online:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ottawa-homes-in-on-cyberbullyinglaws/article11488998/.
9. Bailey, J. “Cyberbullying: One Feminist’s Perspective” (7 February 2013), online:
The eGirls Project, http://egirlsproject.ca/.
10. Bailey, J. and Angela Chaisson, “Downtown Eastside Sex Workers Win More Than Their
Right to be Heard” (27 Sep 2012), online:
http://www.bloggingforequality.ca/2012/09/downtown-eastside-sex-workers-winmore.html
11. Bailey, J. “Sexting” presented at Enrichment Mini-Course, University of Ottawa
Faculty of Law (8 May 2012).
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12. Bailey, J., Michael Geist, Ian Kerr, “Social Media and the Law” presented at National
Judicial Institute Seminar for Chief Justices, Chief Judges and Associates The Forks in
the Road (16 April 2012).
13. Bailey, J. “Democracy Suffers When Equality is Threatened” Ottawa Citizen Op Ed (8
December 2011).
14. Bailey, J. “Sexting: A Legal Problem?”, presented at Canadian Association of
Provincial Court Judges Annual Conference, Halifax, Nova Scotia, (30 September1 October 2010).
15. Bailey, J. “Online Child Pornography: An Overview”, presented at Commonwealth
Judicial Education Institute Programme, Halifax, Nova Scotia (10 June 2010), 166
slides.
16. Bailey, J. “Sexting: A Legal Issue?”, presented at CRCJ3003B, Carleton University,
Ottawa (9 February 2010; 26 October 2010).
17. Bailey, J. “Confronting Collective Harm”, presented at CRCJ3003B, Carleton
University, Ottawa (10 February 2009; 20 October 2009).
18. Bailey, J. “Civil Procedure in Canada: An Overview”, presented at Joint Meeting of
National Judicial Institute and the Supreme People’s Court of China, Ottawa (25 May
2009).
19. Bailey, J. “Open Access”, presented at Inter-Disciplinary Ideas Commons, Canadian
Law and Society Association Annual Conference, Ottawa (22 May 2009).
20. Bailey, J., Ian Kerr, Carlisle Adams, David Matheson, Jacquelyn Burkell, Jennifer
Chandler, “The Trial of Joe K.” presented at National Judicial Institute Conference,
Ottawa (April 2009).
21. Bailey, J. “What’s So Cyber About It?: How Cyberfeminism Contributes to Legal
Studies”, Faculty of Law Open House, University of Ottawa (March 2009).
22. Bailey, J., “Reasonable Expectation of Privacy: A Primer” presented at Ontario Court
of Justice, Annual General Meeting, Ottawa (22 May 2008).
23. Bailey, J., “Regulation of Online Child Pornography: Past, Present and Future
Issues”, presented at Nova Scotia Provincial Court Judges Education Conference,
White Point, Nova Scotia (18 October 2007).
24. Bailey, J., “Taking Control?: An Exploration of Webcamming in the Context of
Feminist Tensions Surrounding Pornography, Privacy and Identity”, presented at On
the Identity Trail Workshop, Bologna, Italy (28 May 2007).
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25. Bailey, J., Carlisle Adams, Jacquelyn Burkell, Jennifer Chandler, Ian Kerr, David
Matheson, and Valerie Steeves “A Reasonable Expectation of Privacy?: You Be the
Judge”, workshop presented at Computers Freedom and Privacy: Autonomy on the
Electronic Frontier, Montreal, Canada (1 May 2007).
26. Bailey, J. “Privacy as a Social Value” (24 April 2007), online: On the Identity Trail,
http://www.idtrail.org/content/view/673/42/.
27. Bailey, J. “Privacy as Modesty and the Uninterrogated Equality Rights of LE” (27
February 2007), online: On the Identity Trail,
http://www.idtrail.org/content/view/632/42/.
28. Bailey, J. and Ian Kerr, “The Document People: Privacy, Identity and Personal Experience
Capture”, presented at Torys Technology Law Speakers Series, University of Ottawa
Faculty of Law (13 February 2007).
29. Bailey, J., “Hate on the Internet: What Parents and Children Should Know”, presented
at B’Nai Brith Forum on Hate on the Internet, Royal Vale Secondary School,
Montréal, (January 2007).
30. Bailey, J. “Privacy vs. Equality: Reflections on Re-thinking the Dichotomy” (5
December 2006), online: On the Identity Trail,
http://www.idtrail.org/content/view/591/42/.
31. Bailey, J., “A Framework for Examining Reasonable Expectations of Privacy”
presented at The True Colours of Judging, Canadian Association of Provincial Court
Judges Conference, Moncton New Brunswick (September 2006).
32. Bailey, J. “Clearing Away the Debris?: Webcamming in the Context of Feminist
Tensions over Pornography, Privacy and Identity” (30 May 2006), online: On the Identity
Trail, http://www.idtrail.org/content/view/480/42/.
33. Bailey, J., “A Right Not to be Presumptively Known?: Privacy, Identity and Equality
in Hate Speech and Pornography”, presented at On the Identity Trail Workshop, Paris,
France (April 2006).
34. Bailey, J., “What’s Going on in That Woman’s Head?: In Search of Connections”,
invited dinner speech prior to Contours of Privacy Conference, Ottawa (4 November
2005).
35. Bailey, J., “Legal Events Preceding the Security Proceedings” presented at A to
Z[undel] – A Legal Odyssey: Internet Hate and National Security, Friends of the
Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies, Ottawa (September 2005).
36. Bailey, J., “Criminal Law, Technology & Internet Pornography” presented at
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Judging Across Borders: Canadian Judges and International Law, National
Judicial Institute and Canadian Chapter, International Association of Women
Judges, Victoria, British Columbia (April 2005) [co-presented].
37. Bailey, J. “Procedural Decisions and Substantive Impacts: The Same Sex Marriage
Reference”, University of Ottawa Faculty of Law (22 March 2005).
38. Bailey, J., “Working at the Intersections: Equality, Free Expression & the Internet”
presented at Canadian Law & Society Association Mid-Winter Meeting, Université de
Montréal (January 2004).
39. Bailey, J., “Free Beer, Government-Free or Control-Free?: TPMs, DRMs & Freedom
of Expression”, presented at Innovation Through Partnership, Bell University
Laboratories Conference, Toronto (20 November 2003).
40. Bailey, J., “Restricting Internet Hate Propaganda: Can Private Regulation Serve
Public Objectives?”, Torys Technology Law Speakers Series, University of Ottawa
(18 November 2003).
41. Bailey, J., “Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives”, presented at Centre for Innovation Law
& Policy Canadian Teaching Colloquium, London Ontario (May 2003).
42. Bailey, J., “Women, Technology and the Legal Profession: Making Connections”,
presented at Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario Conference, Ottawa (May 2003).
43. Bailey, J., “How technology affects our ability to achieve social justice & what we
can do about it”, presented at University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law (March 2003).
44. Bailey, J., “The Non-Universality of the U.S. First Amendment”, presented
Internation: Governance and Government in Cyberspace Conference, Technology &
Intellectual Property Group, University of Toronto Faculty of Law, Toronto (24
January 2003).
45. Bailey, J., “Email’s Impact on Lawyers and Litigation”, presented at Carleton County
Law Association Conference: Internet for Lawyers, Ottawa (May 2003).
46. Bailey, J., “Email’s Impact on Lawyers and Litigation”, presented at Advocates’
Society Conference: Litigation Meets the Internet, Toronto (January 2002).
I.
Works in progress:
I1.
Bailey, J. “Gendering Big Brother: What Should a Feminist Do?” [under review].
I2.
Bailey, J. and Valerie Steeves, eds. eGirls, eCitizens: Putting Technology Theory and
Policy Into Dialogue with Girls’ and Young Women’s Voices (Ottawa: UOttawa
Press) [forthcoming, spring 2015].
I3.
Bailey, J. “A Perfect Storm: How the Online Environment, Social Norms and Law
Constrain Girls’ Online Lives”, eGirls, eCitizens: Putting Technology Theory and
Policy Into Dialogue with Girls’ and Young Women’s Voices, Jane Bailey and Valerie
Steeves, eds. [forthcoming spring 2015], 34 pages.
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I4.
Bailey, J., Jacquelyn Burkell and Graham Reynolds, “Access to Justice for All:
Towards an ‘Expansive Vision’ of Justice and Technology” [forthcoming Windsor
Yearbook on Access to Justice], 32 pages.
Jane Bailey
SIGNATURE: _______________________________
JANE BAILEY
DATE: ______________12 May 2015____________