Subsidiarity and Environmental Federalism: The Emergence of 鈥楴ew Governance鈥� in Finfish Aquaculture in Canada
Neil Craik, BA (Hons.) (91丝瓜视频), LLB (Dalhousie), LLM (Edinburgh), SJD (Toronto), joined the Environment Faculty at UW in 2009.
Professor Craik鈥檚 teaching and research interests are broadly in the areas of public and regulatory law, with a focus on international environmental law, domestic and comparative environmental law, natural resources law and municipal and planning law.
His current research examines bi-lateral and tri-lateral environmental governance structures in North America, with a particular focus on the impact of federalism on transnational regulatory activities and the regulatory role of private transboundary environmental litigation.
In 2007, he was granted a Harrison McCain Foundation Young Scholar award.
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