January 2005 (Special Issue)
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Volume 47, No 1
CONTENTS
Security, Policing, and Governance in Canada
Edited by Jean-Paul Brodeur and George S. Rigakos
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iii
Editorial
1
Introduction: Security, Policing, and Governance in Canada
George S. Rigakos and Jean-Paul Brodeur
7
Introduction: La sécurité, le maintien de l’ordre et la gouvernance au Canada
George S. Rigakos et Jean-Paul Brodeur
Articles
15
Le renseignement: distinctions préliminaires
Jean-Paul Brodeur
45
Le développement d’un réseau de renseignements policiers au Québec: de la formation à l’imputabilité
Frédéric Lemieux
63
The Governance Deficit: Reflections on the Future of Public and Private Policing in Canada
Scott Burbidge
87
Two-Tier Health Care, Education, and Policing: A Comparative Analysis of the Discourses of Privatization
Wendy Cuzier and Neil Thomlinson
127
Les Enjeux juridiques et sociaux du recours aux enquêteurs privés pour surveiller les victimes de lésions professionnelles
Katherine Lippel
175
Rise of the Rent-a-Cop: Private Security in Canada, 1991-2001
Trevor Sanders
191
Book Reviews
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193
Books Received
195
Coming Events
196
Book Review Guidelines
200
Instructions to Authors
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