Magazine
Sept/Oct 2011: Canada’s Criminal (Justice) System
Volume 45, Issue 5
Governments in all parts of Canada are expanding prisons and deploying more police despite resounding evidence that these strategies don’t reduce crime, and despite the fact that crime rates are falling anyway. The expansion of the criminal justice system has become a central part of political and economic restructuring in Canada and it demands attention. This special issue of Canadian Dimension contributes to the documentation of what this shift looks like and ways people are resisting it.
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CONTENTS
- Editorial: Boycott, Anti-Boycott
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Québec Communiqué
Roger Rashi -
Rebelles
Sarah Granke & Lissie Rappaport -
The Emperor’s New Clothes
Judy Deutsch -
Labour Report
Herman Rosenfeld -
Around the Left in 60 Days
compiled by Karen MacKintosh -
Harper’s Love Affair with Israel
Yves Engler -
On the Floor
Michelle Deines -
A Punishing Regime: Criminal Justice in Canada
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Intro
Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land -
Finding Virtue in a Culture of Vengeance
James Patterson & Ashley Titterton -
25 to Life or 25,000 for Life?
Chandra Pasma -
Incarcerating Youth
Robyn Maynard -
Missing and Murdered
Owen Toews -
Copwatch
Alex Stearns, Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land, Les Sabiston & Paula Ducharme -
The Fight for Justice
Surita Ahooja -
Alternatives to the Criminal Justice System
Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land -
All That’s Left
- Mixed Media
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Media as Insurgent Art
Chris Webb -
Sports
Simon Black -
Bookmarks
reviews by Dylan Roberts & Ashley Titterton -
On the Edge
Lesley Hughes




