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W. Wesley Pue(Canada) |
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| W. Wesley Pue is the Nemetz Professor of Legal History
in the Faculty of Law at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada. W. Wesley Pue, B.A. (Geog.) (Oxford) 1977, B.A. (Juris.) (Oxford) 1979, LL.M. (Alberta) 1980, D.Jur. (Osgoode) 1989, called to the Bars of the Northwest Territories and Alberta, 1981. Professor Pue joined the Faculty of Law in 1993 as the first incumbent of the Nemetz Chair in Legal History. He previously taught at Osgoode Hall Law School, Oklahoma City and Carleton Universities as well as the University of Manitoba where he was Johnson Professor of Legal History and Director of the Canadian Legal History Project. From July 1996 to June 1998 he was Director of the Graduate Programme in Law at the University of British Columbia. He teaches courses on Legal History, Legal Profession and The Peculiarities of Legal Knowledge. Professor Pue is interested in Law and Society, Legal Pluralism and cultural history approaches to the history of law. He has published in the fields of English and Canadian Legal History, History of the Legal Profession, Administrative Law, Law and Geography and Law and Society. Professor Pue is past President of the Canadian Law and Society Association. Recent publications include:
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[Attorney-General of British Columbia] [Conference Assistant] [Martha Bergmark] [Peter van den Biggelaar] [Bob Boruchowitz] [Ian Burns] [Vicki Chapman] [Ann Christian] [Jean Couper] [Mike Cramsie] [Ab Currie] [David Duncan] [Don Fleming] [Tamara Goriely] [John Hodgins] [Bob Holden] [Alan Houseman] [Rosemary Hunter] [Jon Johnsen] [Earl Johnson] [Albert Klijn] [Joana Kuras] [Colin Lancaster] [Jane Lancaster] [Peter Levenkamp] [Bernard McDonagh] [Ajit Mehat] [Richard Moorhead] [Anne Opie] [Steve Orchard] [Alan Paterson] [Wes Pue] [Francis Regan] [Avrom Sherr] [David Smith] [Roger Smith] [Hilary Sommerlad] [Nye Thomas] [John Tull] [Fred Zemans] |
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