List of Tables and Figures
List of Contributors
Preface and Acknowledgements
Part One Conceptualizing Difference
1. An Introduction: Considering Diversity and Justice in Canada (Barbara Perry)
2. Framing Difference (Barbara Perry)
3. Mediations of Race and Crime:
Racializing Crime, Criminalizing Race (Yasmin Jiwani)
4. The Mythical Norm (Barbara Perry)
Part Two Categories of Difference
5. Indigenous People in Canada: Culture, Colonialism, and Criminal Justice (Jane Dickson-Gilmore)
6. Immigration, Immigrants, and the Shifting Dynamics
of Social Exclusion in Canada (Karim Ismaili)
7. Chinese Immigrants in Canada and Social Injustice: From Overt to Covert Racial Discrimination (Li Zong & Barbara Perry)
8. Crime and Justice: The Experiences of Black Canadians (Scot Wortley & Akwasi Owusu-Bempah)
9. South Asians and
Justice in Canada: Still in Search of Data (Barbara Perry & Shahid Alvi)
10. Justice and Islam in Canada (Denise Helly & Barbara Perry)
11. Zombies in Bel Air: Class and Marginalization in Canada (Bryan Hogeveen)
12. Prostituted, Policed, and Punished: Exploring the Victimization,
Criminalization, and Incarceration of Women in Canada (Gillian Balfour)
13. Sexualities and Difference: The Victimization of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) People in Canada (Ellen Faulkner)
14. Older People, Crime, and State Intervention (Joan Harbison)
15.
Putting Youthful Offending and Victimization into Context (Carla Cesaroni & Shahid Alvi)
16. Individuals with Disabilities (Dick Sobsey & Heidi Janz)
Part Three Justice for Diversity
17. Communicating from the Margins: Exploring Intercultural Communication (Valerie
Pruegger)
18. Anti-racism Training in the Criminal Justice System: A Case for Effective Social Context Education (Karen R. Mock)
19. Criminal Justice/Social Justice: Making Change (Barbara Perry)
Glossary
Index
PowerPoint Slides
- 20-25 lecture outline slides
- NEW! Tables, figures, and photos from the text
Instructor's Manual
For each chapter:
- Chapter summary
- Learning objectives (3-6 per chapter)
- Lecture topics (3-5 per chapter)
- Class debate topics (5
per chapter)
- Making a Difference activity
- Suggested essay topics (3-5 per chapter)
- Video selections (5-8 per chapter)
- Web links (including links to relevant Canadian case laws)
E-Book (ISBN 9780199018666)
Barbara Perry is a professor in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. She has written extensively on hate crime, including several books on the topic, among them, In the Name of Hate: Understanding Hate Crime and Hate and Bias Crime:
A Reader. She has also published in the area of Native American victimization and social control, including one book entitled The Silent Victims: Native American Victims of Hate Crime, based on interviews with Native Americans (University of Arizona Press). She has written a related book on policing
Native American communities - Policing Race and Place: Under- and Over-enforcement in Indian Country (Lexington Press). Dr. Perry was the general editor of a five-volume set on hate crime (Praeger) and editor of Volume 3: Victims of Hate Crime in that set. Dr. Perry continues to work in the area of
hate crime and has begun to make contributions to the limited scholarship on hate crime in Canada. Most recently, she has contributed to a scholarly understanding of anti-Muslim violence, hate crime against LGBTQ communities, and the community impacts of hate crime. She has recently completed a
Kanishka-funded project on right-wing extremism in Canada.
Victimology - Hannah Scott
Inequality in Canada - Edited by Valerie Zawilski
Crime in Canadian Context - William O'Grady
Race and Ethnicity in Canada - Vic Satzewich and Nikolaos Liodakis
Understanding Social Inequality - Julie McMullin and Josh Curtis
Power and Inequality - Gregg M. Olsen
The Politics of Race in Canada - Maria Wallis and Augie Fleras