IJR Volume 1

 

Annual Review of Interdisciplinary Justice Research, (IJR) Volume 1: Fall 2010, editors Steven Kohm, Michael Weinrath, Centre for Interdisciplinary Justice Studies (CIJS), The University of Winnipeg, ISSN 1925-2420

 

Table of Contents

Each heading links to chapter PDF.

 

• Introduction, Steven Kohm, Michael Weinrath

• Keynote Address: On Giving a Damn, John C. Crank

• Practicing Justice by Practicing Method: A Brief Rethinking of Feminist Analytics of Obscenity and Indecency Law in Canada, Richard Jochelson, Kirsten Kramar

• Teaching Intelligence Analysis: Field vs. Academia, Sandy Wilson, Vanessa Chopyk, Angela Whyte

• Domestic Violence and Immigrant Women’s Access to Services in Edmonton, Alberta, Wendy Aujla

• Little Red Riding Hood Crime Films: Criminal Themes and Critical Variations, Pauline Greenhill, Steven Kohm

• Disproportionate Minority Contact Among Juvenile Offenders: A Plan for Assessment in Cass County, North Dakota, Courtney A. Waid

• Economic Models in the Context of Heroin Substitution Programs, Sabrina Heyde

• Decolonizing Research, Jennifer Keith

• Rituals of Retribution: From the Traditional to the Contemporary, Paul Redekop

• The New Tough on Crime: A Restorative Justice Perspective, Colleen Pawlychka

• The Metaphysical Underpinnings of Capital Punishment: A Preliminary Investigation, Mark A. Davidson

• Beheading Aboard a Greyhound Bus: Security Politics, Bloodlust Justice, and the Mass Consumption of Criminalized Cannibalism, Heidi Rimke

• Critical Analysis of the Practice of Auricular Acupuncture on Mentally ill Inmates Viewed through the Conceptual Lens of Governmentality, Janna Young