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Christine Vézina is a prominent researcher and Professor at Laval University’s Faculty of Law, focusing on socio-economic and health injustices. She integrates socio-legal theories and empirical methodologies to capture the law in action, exploring its mobilization by social actors. Vézina’s research extends to epistemological reflections on researcher engagement and participatory research, informing her teaching methodologies. She emphasizes clinical pedagogy through collaborations between community organizations and students, fostering critical perspectives on law's impact on vulnerable populations, including drug users, sex workers, the impoverished, the homeless, and racial minorities, as well as Indigenous peoples. Her research aims to understand the legal culture surrounding human rights that perpetuates the marginalization of economic, social, and cultural rights in Quebec and Canada, specifically concerning health, housing, adequate food, and a minimum standard of living. Vézina leads numerous graduate students and participates actively in interdisciplinary research projects, contributing extensively to academic discourse across various platforms, including conferences and community engagement initiatives.
Laval University • Quebec City, Canada
Leading research on socio-economic rights and law's interaction with social movements.
Laval University • Quebec City, Canada
Overseeing research initiatives and external collaborations within the Faculty of Law.
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