Professor of Law
Osgoode Hall Law School
Email: mcondon@osgoode.yorku.ca
Website: www.osgoode.yorku.ca/faculty/marygcondon.html

BA (Dublin), MA, LLM, SJD (Toronto), Of The Bar Of Ontario

Professor Condon Teaches Securities Regulation And Advanced Securities In Osgoode Hall Law School’s LLB Program And Also Directs And Teaches In Its Part-Time LLM Program Specializing In Securities Law. Professor Condon's Research Interests Are Focused Primarily On The Regulation Of Securities Markets, Investment Funds, Online Investing, And Pensions. She Is A Co-Author (Along With Professor Anita Anand From Queens’ And Professor Janis Sarra From UBC) Of Securities Law In Canada: Cases And Commentary, To Be Published By Emond Montgomery Publications In Late 2004. Her Book Entitled Making Disclosure: Ideas And Interests In Ontario Securities Regulation Was Published By University Of Toronto Press In 1998. She Is Also The Author Of A Number Of Articles And Book Chapters On Topics Related To Securities Regulation And Pensions Policy. In Summer 2003, Professor Condon Prepared A Research Study On The Enforcement Of Securities Law Across Canada For The Wise Persons Committee Established By The Federal Department Of Finance. She Is Currently The Principal Investigator On Two Research Projects: One Dealing With On-Line Investing And The Other With Governance Of Pension Funds And Mutual Funds.

Professor Condon Joined Osgoode Hall Law School's Faculty In 1992, Having Received The Canada Law Book Alan Marks Medal For Completing The Best Graduate Thesis In 1991 At The University Of Toronto Faculty Of Law. In Addition To Her Research And Teaching, Professor Condon Has Been Director Of The Full-Time Graduate Program In Law. She Is A Member Of The Bar Of Ontario.


Selected Publications

Forthcoming “Connecting Economy, Gender and Citizenship”, to be published by UBC Press in Collection Edited by Law Commission of Canada (with Lisa Phillips).

2005, Securities Law in Canada: Cases and Commentary, Emond Montgomery Publications (with Anita Anand and Janis Sarra)

2004, “Technologies of Risk? Regulating Online Investing in Canada” Vol. 26(3&4) Law and Policy 411-437

"Gendering The Pension Promise In Canada: Risk, Financial Markets And Neoliberalism" (2001), Social And Legal Studies, Vol.10(1), 83

2002 "Privatizing Pension Risk: Gender, Law And Financial Markets" in B. Cossman and J. Fudge Privitization , Law and the Challenge to Feminism, University of Toronto Press.