Curriculum Vitae Stephen J. Toope ADDRESS: Office of the Director DATE: Spring 2016 Munk School of Global Affairs University of Toronto Observatory Site 315 Bloor St. West Toronto, ON M5S 1R9 TELEPHONE: (416) 946-8450 (office) E-MAIL: [email protected] NATIONALITY: Canadian EMPLOYMENT AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE • Director, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto (2015-) • President and Vice-Chancellor, University of British Columbia (2006-14) • President and CEO, Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation (2002-2006) • Co-Director, Institute for European Studies (McGill-Université de Montréal) (2000-2) • Dean, Faculty of Law, McGill University (1994-1999) • Professor of Law (1999-2006 McGill; 2006-14 UBC; 2015- University of Toronto) • Associate Dean (Graduate Studies and Research), Faculty of Law, McGill University (1991-1994) • Associate Professor of Law, McGill University (1993-1999) • Assistant Professor of Law, McGill University (1987-1993) • Consultant on International Law, International Human Rights, and Legal Reform to the Canadian Departments of Foreign Affairs and Justice, and to the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) (1988-2006). Extensive experience in the design of legal and judicial reform programs around the globe. Institutional design and re-structuring. Focus upon change management, and program monitoring and evaluation. General international legal advice to the Government of Canada. • Law Clerk to the Rt. Hon. Brian Dickson, P.C., C.C., Chief Justice of Canada (1986-87) 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS • Adjudicator, Specialist Disparity Funding, Ministry of Health of British Columbia and Doctors of BC (2015) • Member, Canada-China Science and Technology Committee (2011-14) • Counsel, Government of Canada, Manuge v. The Queen (Successful settlement negotiations on $800m class action) (2013) • Independent Report, Indemnification of Public Servants, Government of British Columbia (2012) • Chair and Rapporteur, United Nations Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances (2003; chair 2004-7) • Fact Finder, Commission of Inquiry into the Actions of Canadian Government Officials in relation to Maher Arar (2005) • Advisory Council, Minister of Justice of Canada (2005-6) • Commonwealth Group of Experts, Consultation on the Constitution of Sri Lanka, Law and Society Trust and Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (Colombo, Sri Lanka) (1997-8) • Research Director, Office of the Special Representative concerning the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples (The Rt. Hon. Brian Dickson, P.C., C.C.) (1991) EDUCATION Graduate Trinity College, Cambridge, England (Ph.D. in Law 1987) Commonwealth Scholar Thesis Director: Professor D. W. Bowett, Whewell Professor of International Law Law McGill University, Faculty of Law, Montreal, Quebec (LL.B. and B.C.L. degrees 1983 with Honours) National Scholar College Harvard University, Cambridge, USA (A.B. 1979, Magna Cum Laude with highest standing in English History and Literature) James Russell Lowell Scholar AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS • Officer of the Order of Canada (2015) • Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal Canada (2012) • LL.D., University of Alberta (2015) • LL.D., University of British Columbia (2015) 2 • John Read Medal for Service to International Law, Canadian Council on International Law (2015) • Honorary Fellowship, Royal Conservatory of Music (2014) • President’s Award of Distinction, United Way of Canada (2014) • Certificate of Merit for Creative Scholarship, American Society of International Law (2011) (shared) (highest award for a book on international law) • Chair, Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (2011-13) (Vice-Chair 2010-11; Executive Committee 2006-14) • Honorary Professor, Southwest University of Political Science and Law, Chongqing, China (August 2013-August 2016) • Bullock Chair in Canadian Studies, Hebrew University, Jerusalem (May 2015) • Visiting Professor, Sciences Politiques, Paris (October 2014) • Distinguished Visiting Professor, Faculty of Law, the University of Toronto (January 2002 and September 2003) • President, Canadian Council on International Law (2001-2) (Executive 1990-2002) • John W. Durnford Teaching Excellence Award, Faculty of Law, McGill University (2001) • Francis Deák Publication Award, American Society of International Law (1998) (shared) • David L. Johnston Award for distinguished service to the McGill Alumni Association (1997) • Douglas J. Sherbaniuk Distinguished Writing Award of the Canadian Tax Foundation (1995) (shared) PUBLICATIONS P signifies peer reviewed Books After the Paris Attacks: Responses in Canada, Europe, and Around the Globe. Toronto: University of Toronto Press (2015), pp. 1- 221 (co-editor Prof. Edward M. Iacobucci) P Legitimacy and Legality in International Law: An Interactional Account. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (2010), pp 1-411 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) P Mixed International Arbitration [:] Studies in Arbitration Between States and Private Persons. Cambridge: Grotius Publications (1990), pp. 1-404 (An imprint of Cambridge University Press) P 3 Articles “The Sovereignty of International Law” in UTLJ (forthcoming 2016) (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) P “Interactional Legal Theory, the International Rule of Law and Global Constitutionalism” in A. Lang & A. Weiner, eds., Global Constitutionalism (Cambridge U. Press, 2016) (co-author Prof Jutta Brunnée) P “The Rule of Law in an Agnostic World” in M. de Hoon, W. Werner and A. Galan, eds, Koskenniemi and His Critics (Cambridge U. Press, forthcoming 2016) (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) P “Israel and the United Nations” in (2015) European Society of International Law, Reflections, online at http://www.esil-sedi.eu/node/1066 P “Thinking, Doing, Being: Why ‘Practising’ Law Matters to the Prevention of Torture” in Helge Dedek & Shauna Van Praagh, eds, Stateless Law: Evolving Boundaries of a Discipline (Farnham, UK, 2015) 159 P “Constructivist Approaches to International Law” in Jeffrey Dunoff & Mark Pollock, eds., Interdisciplinary Perspectives on International Law and International Relations: The State of the Art (Cambridge University Press, 2013) 119 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) P “Interactional International Law: Introduction” in symposium on Legitimacy and Legality in International Law: An Interactional Account (2011) 3 Int’l Theory 307 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) P “History, Mystery and Mastery” in symposium on Legitimacy and Legality in International Law: An Interactional Account (2011) 3 Int’l Theory 348 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) “Interactional International Law and the Practice of Legality” in E. Adler & V. Pouliot, eds., The Practice Turn in International Relations (2011) Chap. 5 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) P “The Responsibility to Protect and the Use of Force: Building Legality?” (2010) 2 Global Resp. to Protect 191 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) P “Formality and Informality” in D. Bodansky, J. Brunnée & E. Hey, eds, Oxford Handbook Of International Environmental Law (Oxford University Press, 2007) 107 P “Disparitions, prisons secrètes et restitutions extraordinaires: comment perdre la ‘guerre contre la terrorisme’” (2007) Esprit (octobre) 41 (trans. Julien Cantegreil) “The Roles of International Law and of International Lawyers” in H. Kindred, gen. ed., International Law Chiefly as Interpreted and Applied in Canada, 7th ed., Chapter 1 (2006) “Human Rights and the Use of Force After September 11th, 2001” in Terry Nardin & Daniel Sherman, eds, Terror, Culture, Politics: Rethinking 9/11 (Bloomington: U. Indiana Press, 2006) 236 P 4 “Public Commitment To International Law: Canadian and British Media Perspectives on the Use of Force” in Christopher P.M. Waters, ed., British and Canadian Perspectives on International Law (Dordrecht: Martinus Nijhoff, 2006) 13 “Norms, Institutions and UN Reform: The Responsibility to Protect” (2005) 2 J. Int’l L and IR 121, reprinted in shortened form in (2006) 63:3 Behind the Headlines (Canadian Institute of International Affairs) 1 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) P “Globalization and Instrument Choice: The Role of International Law” in Pearl Eliadis, et al, Designing Government: From Instruments to Governance (Montreal: McGill-Queen’s U. Press, 2005) 322 (co-author Dr. Sean Rehaag) P “The Use of Force: International Law After Iraq” (2004) 53 ICLQ 785 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) P “Persuasion and Enforcement: Explaining Compliance With International Law” (2002) 13 Finnish Yb. Int’l L. 273 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) (appeared in 2004) P “Canada and the Use of Force: Reclaiming Human Security” (2004) International Journal 247 (Canadian Institute of International Affairs) (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) “Slouching Towards New ‘Just’ Wars: International Law and the Use of Force After September 11th” (2004) 51 Netherlands Int’l L. Rev. 363 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) P “Slouching Towards New ‘Just’ Wars: The Hegemon After September 11th” (2004) 18(4) International Relations 405 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) (a shortened and re-written version of the previous text for international relations scholars) P “A Hesitant Embrace: The Application of International Law by Canadian Courts” (2003) Can. Yb. Int’l L. 3 (co-author Prof. Jutta Brunnée) 3. A shortened and revised version appears as “A Hesitant Embrace: Baker and the Application of International Law by Canadian Courts” in David Dyzenhaus, et al, eds, The Unity of Public Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2003) 357 P “Legal and Judicial Reform and Development Assistance: Some Lessons” (2003)