The entire announcement is well worth reading. Among other things, it says:
Douglas Hay has made a unique contribution both to the legal historiography of England
and its former colonies and, more broadly, to interdisciplinary socio-legal scholarship in
Canada. He combines a comprehensive approach to source materials with innovative
methodology and a broad understanding of law’s relationship to society. A prolific
scholar, enthusiastic collaborator and generous mentor, he has influenced countless
colleagues, students and professional peers in both law and history.
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