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Publications

Books

2025

Tonita Murray, Elizabeth A. Kirley, Stephen Schneider (eds)

 Big Crime and Big Policing: All about Big Money?

 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

2021

Elizabeth Anne Kirley and Deborah Porter, eds. 

Outsmarting The Next Pandemic: What Covid-19 Can Teach Us

Taylor & Francis UK, Routledge Imprint.

2015

Elizabeth Anne Kirley

Reputational Privacy and the Internet: A Matter for Law?

PhD Dissertation,

York University, Toronto  https://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/phd/8.

Chapters

2025

Elizabeth Kirley

Brushstrokes to Keystrokes: Policing Entrepreneurial Art Crime ,” in Big Crime and Big Policing: All about Big Money?

Tonita Murray, Elizabeth Kirley and Stephen Schneider (eds)

University of Toronto Press.

2022

Elizabeth Anne Kirley and Marilyn McMahon, “Leadership Vacuum and Mask Deniers,” in Elizabeth Anne Kirley and Deborah Porter, eds.

Outsmarting the Next Pandemic: What Covid-19 Can Teach Us

Taylor & Francis

(Routledge Imprint).

2021

Elizabeth Anne Kirley and Deborah Porter, Chapter 1 “How Smart is COVID?” in Elizabeth Anne Kirley and Deborah Porter eds.

Outsmarting The Next Pandemic: What Covid-19 Can Teach Us

Taylor & Francis

(Routledge Imprint).

Peer-Reviewed Journals

2019

Elizabeth Kirley and Marilyn McMahon

“The Murky Ethics of Emoji: Comparative Responses to the Diversity Question,”

Richmond Journal of Law & Technology 26:1.

2019

Marilyn McMahon and Elizabeth Kirley

“When Cute Becomes Criminal: the role of emoji in sexual grooming online”

Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology (MJLST) 21.

2018

Elizabeth Kirley and Marilyn McMahon

“The Emoji Factor: Humanizing the Law of Digital Speech”

Tennessee Law Review 85:2.

2017

Elizabeth Kirley

“The Robot as Cub Reporter: Law’s Unsettled Role in Cognitive Journalism.”

European Journal of Law and Technology, 7:3.

2016

Elizabeth Kirley

“Can Digital Speech Loosen the Gordian Knot of Reputation Law?”

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal, 32:1. 

2015

Elizabeth Kirley

“Are We Ethically Bound to Use Student Engagement Technologies for Teaching Law?” 

The Law Teacher: International Journal of the Association of Law Teachers 49, 219-241. 

Commissioned Government Research Reports

2012 

Eric Ouellet and Elizabeth Kirley
Case Study of Police and Health Care Collaboration with Military Personnel for National Security Emergencies: Final Report

 Centre for Security Science, DRDC CSS CR 2012-034; Defence R&D Canada – CSS; (December), as available at

http://cradpdf.drdc-rddc.gc.ca/PDFS/unc121/p536812_A1b.pdf 

2012

Elizabeth Kirley

The Progressive Convergence of Military and Policing Ethos in Post-Millennial Canada: Interim Report

Canada Forces College, Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC) Centre for Security Science, Department of National Defence Canada. 

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