Vol 48 no 5 - Contents - Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice

September 2006 (Special Issue) | Abstracts

Volume 48, No 5

CONTENTS

Law, Society, and Critique in Canada
Edited by Bryan Hogeveen, Joane Martel, and Andrew Woolford

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631	An Opening…. Andrew Woolford, Bryan Hogeveen, and Joane Martel.
	Articles
633	The State of Critical Scholarship in Criminology and Socio-Legal Studies in Canada. Joane Martel, Bryan Hogeveen, and Andrew Woolford.
647	Pioneering Critical Criminology in Canada. R.S. Ratner.
663	“So what does all of this have to do with criminology?”: Surviving the Restructuring of the Discipline in the Twenty-First Century. Dorothy E. Chunn and Robert Menzies.
681	Critical Criminology and Possibility in the Neo-liberal Ethos. Bryan Hogeveen and Andrew Woolford.
703	Governing on the Margins: Exploring the Contributions of Governmentality Studies to Critical Criminology in Canada. James W. Williams and Randy Lippert.
721	Governmentality, Critical Criminology, and the Absent Norm. Willem de Lint.
735	Re-imagining a Feminist Criminology. Gillian Balfour.
753	Husband Abuse: Equality with a Vengeance? Joanne C. Minaker and Laureen Snider.
781	Les femmes et l’isolement cellulaire au Canada: un défi de l’esprit sur la matière. Joane Martel.
803	Coroners’ Interested Advocacy : Understanding Wrongful Accusations and Convictions. Kristen Kramar.
823	Hated Identities: Queers and Canadian Anti-hate Legislation. Dawn Moore and Angus MacLean Rennie.

Financial assistance for this issue provided by: Department of Sociology, University of Alberta; Faculty of Arts, University of Alberta; Department of Sociology, University of Manitoba, and Faculty of Arts, University of Manitoba.

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