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Series consists of pre-publication or draft versions of writing by Mandel for academic periodicals, newspapers and magazines, conferences, public lectures and speeches, on a wide variety of legal and political topics, particularly constitutional law, prison reform, and Canadian and international politics. Included in this series are reference materials and notebooks, as well as scripts co-written with Harry J. Glasbeek for their radio program, “A taste of justice”, and scripts and transcripts pertaining to Mandel’s contributions to a 1983 CBC Radio “Ideas” program.

Item is a paper written for a conference entitled "Law in a cynical society?" held in Winnipeg.

Item pertains to Mandel's testimony on behalf of the Law Union of Ontario at the commission on 18 January 1978.

Item is a news transcript featuring comments by Mandel about legality of the invasion of Afghanistan in 2001.

Item pertains to Mandel's work as a contributor to this radio program.

File also includes Mandel's introduction of Di Pietro at the 13th annual Or Emet lecture.

File consists of three versions of this paper presented by Mandel at the Coalitiion Against War and Racism Forum held at OISE on 30 November 2001 and at a forum and teach-in at the University of Toronto on 9 December 2001.

File includes a letter submitted with this article to Gerry Johnson, commentaries editor for the Globe and Mail newspaper.

Item is a revised version of an address given by Mandel at a conference entitled "Revenge or rehabilitation? Punishment in a rational society", held at the University of Toronto on 2 February 1979.

A. Alan Borovoy and Michael Mandel were the delegration presenting this submission to the committee.

Included in the file is a 4 April 1989 letter from W. Wesley Pue praising Mandel's book, "The Charter of Rights and the legalization of politics in Canada".

File consists of speaking notes honouring Harry Arthurs, possibly on the occasion of his retirement as president of York University.

Item is a paper presented at a York University conference entitled "Negotiating with sovereign Quebec".

File consists of scripts for "A taste of justice", a radio program created and presented by Mandel and Harry Glasbeek.

Item is a group photograph of Mandel, University of Bologna professor Chiara Orlandi, and Judge Guido Neppi Modona on the balcony of the Constitutional Court in Rome.

File consists of a pamphlet written by Dr. Fayez Sayegh entitled "The Palestine question: dealing with the questions", as well as an accompanying letter sent to Mandel from a representative of the Ottawa-based Palestine Information Office.

File includes a letter from Dennis Lee to Mandel.

File includes a 1983 letter from Bob Rae responding to correspondence from Mandel.

Series consists of records pertaining to Mandel’s activities during his tenure as a professor at York University’s Osgoode Hall Law School from 1974 to 2013.

File consists of items pertaining to political protests, lectures and other events in which Mandel participated as a speaker or attendee.

File pertains to Mandel's performances of opera and Yiddish music.

File pertains to Mandel's participation in a teach-in on war and peace in Afghanistan at the University of Saskatchewan on 17 March 2007.

File consists of notebooks pertaining to Mandel's legal studies while on sabbatical in Florence, Italy, in 1980-1981.

File includes the last edition of L'action Nationale (vol. LXXXVIII, no. 5, Mai 1998).

Item is Mandel's response to a review of his book, The Charter of Rights and the Legalization of Politics in Canada.

Item is a paper prepared by Mandel for presentation at the 1994 interim meeting of the International Political Science Association Resarch Committee on Comparative Judicial Studies in Florence, Italy, in August 1994.

Fonds consists of records documenting the work and activities of Michael Mandel in his roles as a professor of law at Osgoode Hall Law School, as a writer and lawyer, and as a political activist. These records include draft articles and academic papers, course materials and lecture notes, correspondence, memoranda, research files, newspaper and magazine clippings, posters and event notices.