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Reforming Quebec’s Surrogacy Laws

  • Stefanie Carsley

Stefanie Carsley, Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section. This research was supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Insight Development Grant) and the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law. Thank you to Arianne Kent, Shaarini Ravitharan, Jacqueline Moizer, Shannon Stroud and Ellie McPhee-Mullins for excellent research and editing assistance and to two anonymous peer reviewers for their helpful comments. A big thank you as well to participants at the 2022 workshop “Law and the Life-World” (in particular, Jeffrey Kennedy, Tanya Monforte, Laura Delhaibi and Alvaro Cordova) for their thoughtful feedback on an earlier draft and to the editors of the Revue générale de droit, especially Diane Gagnon and Michelle Giroux, for all their work preparing this piece for publication.

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Cover of Volume 53, Number 1, 2023, pp. 5-245, Revue générale de droit