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Message from the Publishers contents Terrorism and car companies. On the surface, the two seem unconnected. In October, two Spring 2015 Frontlist 3 – 14 young Canadian soldiers died at the hands of other young men who are being called terrorists. At the same time, CBC’s The Fifth Estate reported on the deaths of almost thirty car drivers. Roseway Publishing 15 – 19 Also in October, the Minister of Public Safety said that the first responsibility of government is to “keep Canadians safe … to stop under-reacting to the great threats against us.” The About Canada Series 20 connection is in identifying the real under-reaction. Fernwood Basics Series 21 The car deaths were purportedly caused by a faulty 57 cent ignition switch in General Motors cars. GM knew since 2002 about “the switch from hell,” as the engineer who Selected Backlist 22 – 40 approved its production called it. Yet, they did not notify their customers or transportation Aboriginal Studies 22 safety regulators of the problem. It wasn’t until 2014 that GM was forced to recall millions of cars because an individual was suing them. Agrarian Change and Peasant Studies 23 The Minister and Transport Canada claim they were unaware of this car safety problem Canadian Studies 23 until GM’s recall notification in February 2014. However,The Fifth Estate found documents Criminology / Law 24 indicating that Transport Canada knew about this problem for years. Equally disturbing is the toothless product safety legislation. The department itself cannot order a recall of dangerous Development Studies 25 vehicles; it can request a company to do a recall and take them to court if they ignore the Disability Studies 26 request. As the Minister of Transport told CBC, “auto companies don’t want ministers to Economics 26 have those kinds of powers.” When we add this latest corporate transgression to the litany of Education 27 dangerous cars, tainted meat and deadly working conditions, it seems that the greatest threat 27 to our safety is coming from Canadian corporations. Environment / Ecology Food Studies 28 The federal government is certainly not under-reacting to the deaths of those two soldiers. Gender 28 They should take those deaths seriously. Senseless killing should not be taken lightly and Health Studies 29 perpetrators must be held accountable. However, the government has chosen to portray these deaths as evidence of a great terrorist threat against Canadians. “For our protection,” History 29 CSIS (and other law-enforcement agencies) will be given more power to pry into the lives of International Studies 30 Canadians — expanded surveillance and powers of arrest are in a bill before Parliament, with Labour in Canada Series 31 a promise of even more to come. Media and Cultural Studies 32 While much is not known about the young men who killed the soldiers, it is questionable Political Economy 33 that they are seriously connected to plots to terrorize Canada. They were clearly troubled, Political Science 34 both psychologically and economically. Both recently found religion as an antidote to their Public Policy 34 troubles. Yet, the government and its proponents are creating “terrorists” out of those who act Race / Racism 35 alone. They refer to “radicalization” and present the “lone wolf” as a calculating and coherent terrorist in order to heighten our collective fear. Research 36 Social Movements 36 In the bigger picture, the far greater threat to Canadians is cars, processed food and unsafe Social / Political Theory 37 working conditions. So, why isn’t the government legislating the same intense surveillance of car companies that it will impose on its citizens? Why aren’t they as concerned about the Socialist Register 37 senseless deaths of Canadians caused by corporations as those caused by troubled individuals? Social Work 38 Maybe it is religion. We wouldn’t want to pry into the lives of the zealots who pray at the altar Sociology 39 of unlimited profits. Women 40 Titles in Print 41-47 in memory Fernwood Publishing 41 – 46 In the past year we lost another of our beloved authors. Renate Eigenbrod passed away Print on Demand 46 –47 on Thursday, May 8, 2014. Renate worked tirelessly researching and teaching theories of Roseway Publishing 47 decolonization in relation to Aboriginal literatures in Canada and Indigenous literatures globally. She will be greatly missed by her many friends and colleagues. Ordering Information back cover

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Becoming an Ally Breaking the Cycle of Oppression in People, 3rd Edition Anne Bishop

Becoming an Ally is a book for men who want to end sexism, white people who want to end racism, straight people who want to end heterosexism, able-bodied people who want to end ableism — for all people who recognize their privilege and want to move toward a more just world by learning to act as allies.

Has oppression always been with us, just part of “human nature”? What does individual healing have to do with social justice? What does social justice have to do with individual healing? Why do members of the same oppressed group fight one another, sometimes more viciously than they fight their oppressors? Why do some who experience oppression develop a life-long commitment to fighting pb 9781552667231 / $27.95 oppression, while others turn around and oppress those with less power? 208pp Rights: World / July In this accessible and enlightening book, now in its third edition, Anne Bishop examines history, economic and political structures, and individual psychology CONTENTS in a search for the origins of racism, sexism, heterosexism, ableism, ageism and all Big Words • Preface to the Third Edition • Preface to the First Edition • Why the other forms of oppression that divide us. Becoming an Ally looks for paths to Write a Book About Becoming an Ally? • Step 1: Understanding Oppression justice and lays out guidelines for becoming allies of oppressed peoples when we — How Did It Come About? • Journal Entry: “They Wouldn’t Be Able to Pick are in the privileged role. Us Off One by One” • Step 1: Understanding Oppression — How Is It Held in Place? • Morality, Duty and Being True to Yourself • Step 1: Understanding A new chapter in this third edition offers a greatly expanded discussion of Oppression — The Personal Is Political • A Story: Racism and Sexism • Step 2: Understanding Different Oppressions • Two Quotes: Breaking Silence, Healing effective approaches to educating allies, which is meant for teachers of adults, • Step 3: Consciousness and Healing • Step 4: Becoming a Worker in Your Own particularly those who teach about diversity, equity and anti-oppression. In this Liberation • Journal Entry: Racism and Sexism • Step 5: Becoming an Ally • chapter, Bishop examines the ways in which Western culture prevents us from Journal Entry: How Not to Be an Ally An Open Letter to the Young Man Who recognizing our roles as members of privileged groups and explores how to Spoke at our Memorial Rally on December 6th • Notes on Educating Allies • challenge this with participatory exercises and group discussion. Step 6: Maintaining Hope • Glossary • Appendix: Toolkit • References • Index Anne Bishop has been an activist for four decades. She makes a living doing adult education, facilitation, research, writing and editing, and has a particular love for teaching equity and community leadership. She has written a number of books, including Beyond Token Change: Breaking the Cycle of Oppression in Institutions (2005). Anne and her partner operate a small farm, raising sheep, chickens, veggies, berries and tree fruit. She is addicted to spinning and knitting wool.

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An Act of Genocide Colonialism and the Sterilization of Aboriginal Women Karen Stote

During the 1900s eugenics gained favour as a means and she explores the ways Canada has managed of controlling the birth rate among “undesirable” to avoid this charge. This lucid, engaging book populations in Canada. Though many people were explicitly challenges Canadians to take up their targeted, the coercive sterilization of one group responsibilities as treaty partners, to reconsider has gone largely unnoticed. An Act of Genocide their history and to hold their government to unpacks long-buried archival evidence to begin account for its treatment of Indigenous peoples. documenting the forced sterilization of Aboriginal women in Canada. Grounding this evidence within Karen Stote is an assistant professor of women pb 9781552667323 $22.95 the context of colonialism, the oppression of and gender studies at Wilfrid Laurier University. ebook 9781552667545 $22.95 women and the denial of Indigenous sovereignty, She teaches courses on the history of Indian 192pp Karen Stote argues that this coercive sterilization policy and Indigenous-settler relations, feminism Rights: World/ March must be considered in relation to the larger goals of and the politics of decolonization, and issues of Indian policy — to gain access to Indigenous lands environmental and reproductive justice. and resources while reducing the numbers of those CONTENTS to whom the federal government has obligations. Preface • Introduction • Eugenics, Feminism and the Woman Question Stote also contends that, in accordance with the • Indian Policy and Aboriginal Women • Sterilization, Birth Control original meaning of the term, this sterilization and Abusive Abortions • Settling the Past • Canada, Genocide and should be understood as an act of genocide, Aboriginal Peoples • Conclusion • References • Index Academia, Inc. How Corporatization Is Transforming Canadian Universities Jamie Brownlee

Canadian universities are being slowly but shape and its ramifications for both universities inexorably corporatized. Casualizing academic and society as a whole. Brownlee suggests several labour, remaking students into consumers of strategies for resisting this process. education, implementing corporate management models and commercializing academic research all Jamie Brownlee teaches and researches in the point to the ascendance of business interests and areas of Canadian and international political values in Canada’s higher education system. economy, corporate crime, freedom of information, environmental politics and climate change, and the examines the tensions that sociology of education. He is the author of pb 9781552667354 $23.95 Academia, Inc. Ruling result from the merging of two fundamentally Canada: Corporate Cohesion and Democracy and co- ebook 9781552667521 $23.95 incompatible institutions — the university and editor of Access to Information and Social Justice. 192pp the corporation. Brownlee argues that moving CONTENTS Rights: World/ May from liberal education to corporate job training, The Corporate Takeover of the University • Corporate Power and Higher public service to profit-making and critical research Education • University Teaching and the Casualization of Academic to commercial invention radically undermines Labour • The Rise of the Student-Consumer • Managing Universities the goals of higher education. Investigating the Like a Business • Laying a Base for Private Profit: Corporate Corruption history, causes and impacts of corporatization, this of Academic Research • Resisting Corporatization: Universities and book explores how this transformation has taken Social Justice • References • Index

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Out of the Depths The Experiences of Mi’kmaw Children at the Indian Residential School at Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia, 4th Edition With a New Chapter on the Prime Minister’s Apology Isabelle Knockwood

In the 1880s, through an amendment to the Indian Act of 1876, the government of Canada began to require all Aboriginal children to attend schools administered by churches. Separating these children from their families, removing them from pb 9781552667293 $22.95 their communities and destroying Aboriginal culture by denying them the right ebook 9781552667569 $22.95 to speak Indigenous languages and perform native spiritual ceremonies, these 192pp residential schools were explicitly developed to assimilate Aboriginal peoples into Rights: World / April Canadian culture and erase their existence as a people. Daring to break the code of silence imposed on Aboriginal students, residential CONTENTS school survivor Isabelle Knockwood offers the firsthand experiences of forty-two Kwé • Preface to the Third Edition: The Code of Silence • Origins • Everyday survivors of the Shubenacadie Indian Residential School. In their own words, Life at the School • Work and Play • Rewards and Punishments • Ghosts and Hauntings • Resistance • The End of the School • The Official Story • Out of the these former students remember their first day of residential schooling, when Depths • Responding to the Canadian Government’s Apology to Aboriginal they were outwardly transformed through hair cuts and striped uniforms marked People • Discussion between Isabelle and Gillian • Spelling Mi’kmaw Words with numbers. Then followed years of inner transformation from a strict and regimented life of education and manual training, as well as harsh punishments for speaking their own language or engaging in Indigenous customs. The survivors also speak of being released from their school — and having to decide between living in a racist and unwelcoming dominant society or returning to reserves where the Aboriginal culture had evolved.

In this newly updated fourth edition, Knockwood speaks to twenty-one survivors of the Shubenacadie Indian Residential School about their reaction to the apology by the Canadian government in 2008. Is it now possible to move forward?

Isabelle Knockwood attended the Shubenacadie Indian Residential School for eleven years. She has a BA in anthropology and English from Saint Mary’s University and is currently completing an MA in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of New Brunswick, where she is focusing on the effects of Canada’s apology statement on the survivors of the Shubenacadie Indian Residential School. In 2013 she was awarded an honorary doctorate of civil law by Saint Mary’s University.

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Debriefing Elsipogtog The Anatomy of a Struggle Miles Howe

In 2009, the New Brunswick provincial government leased over a million hectares of land to Texas-based Southwestern Energy for the purposes of natural gas extraction. For years, tens of thousands of New Brunswickers signed petitions, wrote letters, demonstrated and sought legal recourse against the deal — and the threat of hydraulic fracturing it brought with it — but the province responded only with diminished regulations and increased police presence. In the spring of 2013, Elsipogtog First Nation, the largest Indigenous community in New Brunswick, became the focal point of this resistance. Emboldened to its potential to make political change, and accompanied by unexpected settler and pb 9781552667446 $18.95 Indigenous allies, Elsipogtog First Nation employed new tactics in the effort to ebook 9781552667491 $18.95 expel Southwestern Energy. And after months of blockades, which resulted in 128pp the destruction of company property and numerous arrests, the protestors were finally successful in forcing the gas giant to leave the province. Rights: World / May Written by journalist Miles Howe, who was embedded in the community CONTENTS from the beginning of the 2013 struggle, Debriefing Elsipogtog offers a riveting, Origins • Setting the Table • The Battle for Kent County • Blockade • Picking Up firsthand, on-the-ground and behind-the-scenes account of this story. Through the Pieces • Epilogue an examination of the political forces and motivations that led to one-seventh of New Brunswick being leased to the Texas-based company, the diminishment of regulatory oversight and a compromised Indigenous consultation process, Howe explores not only how people allied to build this movement but also how the state intervened to undermine resistance and willfully ignored inherent treaty rights and responsibilities.

The success of this grassroots movement in turning back the fifth-largest natural gas extraction company in North America is truly a testament to the power people hold when they join together to oppose capitalist exploitation and environmental destruction.

Miles Howe is a guest living in K’jipuktuk (Halifax), on unceeded Mi’kmaw territory. He’s a freelance journalist and an editor with the Halifax Media Co-op.

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Generation Rising The Time of the Québec Student Spring Shawn Katz

First there was the Arab Spring, then the Indignados, then Occupy Wall Street. And then there was the Printemps érable — the Maple Spring. In 2011, proclaiming the need for austerity, Québec’s governing Liberal Party announced a draconian increase in tuition fees. Enraged that the government would destroy a legacy of public education, so hard won during the 1960s Quiet Revolution — a legacy from which they themselves had reaped benefits — the youth of Québec took to the streets in a student strike under the banner of the carrés rouges. They fought not merely for education, but for the future: a future they watch being destroyed by the unrelenting march of capitalism, intent on the merciless pb 9781552667255 $22.95 exploitation of citizens and natural resources. ebook 9781552667583 $22.95 Generation Rising is the story of the most important mass mobilization in 224pp Québec’s (and Canada’s) history. It is the story of six months of brutalization of Rights: World / April youth by the police forces of the capitalist class, as the students went toe-to-toe against the corrupt and autocratic elite in an effort to construct a horizontal, CONTENTS participative and grassroots democracy. It is the story of the Internet generation Introduction — The Fight of a Generation Part 1: The Long Road to Revolt deploying its mastery of social media to harness the forces of hundreds of — Keepers of the Commons: The Québec Student Movement Through Time • thousands, and ultimately defeat a battle-hardened premier. From Books to Boardrooms: The Corporatization of the University • There is no Alternative: The Corporate Coup D’État and the Rise of the Resistance • Jean At the end of it all, Québec’s first social media mobilization had laid the Charest: Of Corruption, Élite Rule and the Winter of Representation Part 2: The Awakening — Preparing the Soil: In the Corridors of the Movement • foundations for a brave new future, where the old world of order and authority We Are Thirsty: The Voices of the Printemps érable • You Can’t Stop the Spring: might finally be swept aside to make way for a new, twenty-first-century The Irrepressible Force of a 21st Century Revolt • For the Future, For us All: A democracy. Generation’s Struggle to Rescue the Commons • The Iron Boot of Jean Charest: Crush a Flower, a Thousand Will Bloom Part 3: Tomorrow Rises — War Le combat est avenir — the fight is the future, and the battle has just begun. on a Generation: A Legacy of Debt • New Democracy Rising: The World of the Network Generation • Conclusion — Nous sommes à venir: The World to Come Shawn Katz is a Montréal writer and past editor of Rover, where he has • References • Index been a cultural journalist since 2010. He has degrees in political science and communication and culture.

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Venezuela’s Health Care Revolution Chris Walker

“This book shows that another approach to public analysis of mba’s ability to empower marginalized healthcare is possible. Chris Walker offers insights into populations to become health care providers for a successful alternative to the conventional approach their own medically vulnerable and under-served to medicine, and provides an invaluable lesson about communities. Further, Chris Walker argues that the healthcare to us in our own ‘developed’ country.” potential of this medical approach is significant not just in Latin America but in Canada and the United — John M. Kirk, Dalhousie University States as well. Established under late Venezuelan president Chris Walker is a PhD candidate at Saint Mary’s Hugo Chavez, Misión Barrio Adentro (mba) University and the author of several publications — Venezuela’s adaptation of the Cuban social pb 9781552667309 $19.95 on Cuban medical adaptations as well as on the medical model — utilizes a free, universal health ebook 9781552667552 $19.95 cultural constructions of health care, medical care system to serve and educate rural, poor and education, rural/urban medical disparities and the 128pp marginalized populations and to broaden the very connections between politics, health and poverty. Rights: World / February praxis and ideology of what health means in a true Latin American social medicine approach. mba CONTENTS moves beyond conventional medicine to form a Preface • Structural Violence and Latin American Social Medicine • true community-oriented primary care system Patria Es Humanidad (Our Country Is Humanity) • The Transition to Revolutionary Medicine in Venezuela • The Impact of Revolutionary Through qualitative research with personnel from Health Care in the State of Lara • Misión Sucre and the Shift in Health both sides of the political spectrum in Venezuela, Care Culture • A Dangerous Example? • Appendices • References • Index Venezuela’s Health Care Revolution offers a unique Canada in Africa 300 Years of Aid and Exploitation Yves Engler

Yves Engler continues his groundbreaking in the violence that has engulfed Somalia, analyses of past and present Canadian foreign Rwanda and the Congo, as well as how Canada’s policy. The author ofThe Black Book of Canadian indifference to climate change means a death Foreign Policy, and other works that challenge sentence to ever-growing numbers of Africans. the myth of Canadian benevolence, documents Canadian involvement in the transatlantic slave Yves Engler has been dubbed “Canada’s version of trade, the “scramble for Africa” and European Noam Chomsky” (Georgia Straight) and “one of colonialism. The book reveals Ottawa’s opposition the most important voices on the Canadian Left to anticolonial struggles, its support for apartheid today” (Briarpatch). pb 9781552667620 / $24.95 South Africa and Idi Amin’s coup, and its role in CONTENTS 280pp ousting independence leaders Patrice Lumumba Introduction • Feeding Slavery • Canadians who Conquered Africa • Rights: World / May and Kwame Nkrumah. Colonial Governors • Opposing Liberation and Supporting Apartheid co-published with Red Publishing • Killing Lumumba (and Nkrumah’s Dream) • Aiding Britain’s Based on an exhaustive look at the public record Commonwealth and France’s Francophonie • Big Game Hunting as well as on-the-ground research, Canada in Through Structural Adjustment • Profiting from Privatization • A Africa shows how the federal government pressed Mining Superpower • Romeo Dallaire, Propaganda and Congolese Resources • Our Conflict in Somalia • Preparing for War • Death by African countries to follow neoliberal economic Carbon • Conclusion • Endnotes • References prescriptions and sheds light on Canada’s part

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Marginality and Condemnation A Critical Introduction to Criminology, 3rd Edition edited by Carolyn Brooks & Bernard Schissel

This well-received criminology textbook, now in its third edition, argues that crime must be understood as both a social and a political phenomenon. Using this lens, Marginality and Condemnation contends that what is defined as criminal, how we respond to “crime” and why individuals behave in anti-social ways are often the result of individual and systemic social inequalities and disparities in power. pb 9781552667347 / $69.95 Beginning with an overview of criminological discourse, mainstream approaches 520pp and new directions in criminological theory, the book is then divided into Rights: World / May sections, based on key social inequalities of class, gender, race and age, each of (short discount only) Testbank available which begins with an outline of the general issues for understanding crime and an introduction that guides readers through the empirical chapters that follow. CONTENTS The studies provide insights into general issues in criminology, ranging from Crime, Criminology, and Justice: A Critical Introduction to Criminology the historical and current nature of crime and criminal justice to the various (Bernard Schissel and Carolyn Brooks) SECTION 1: THEORIZING CRIME — responses to criminality. Readers are encouraged and challenged to understand Introduction (Carolyn Brooks and Bernard Schissel) • Orthodox Criminology: crime and justice through concrete analyses rather than abstract argumentation. The Limits of Consensus Theories of Crime (Bernard Schissel) • Pluralist Theories in Criminology (Lauren Eisler) • Critical Approaches in Criminology: In addition to a new introductory chapter that confronts how we define crime, Social, Political and Economic Equity (Carolyn Brooks) • The Sex Question in Criminology (Elizabeth Comack) • Applying Criminological Theory to measure crime, and understand and use criminology in this millennium, the third Contemporary “Crime” Issues (Carolyn Brooks and Bernard Schissel) SECTION edition provides new chapters examining crime in relation to the environment, 2: CLASS AND CRIME — Introduction (Bernard Schissel and Carolyn Brooks) terrorism, masculinity, children and youth, and Aboriginal gangs and the legacy of • Welfare Fraudsters and Tax Evaders: The State’s Selective Criminality colonialism. (Janet Mosher) • Environmental Crime as Corporate Crime (Wei Wang and Hongming Cheng) • Imprisonment: Penal Excess and Economic Inequality Carolyn Brooks is an assistant professor of sociology at the University of (Carolyn Brooks) SECTION 3: RACE AND CRIME — Introduction (Carolyn Brooks Saskatchewan. Her research and publications focus on youth resilience, the and Bernard Schissel) • “You Really Have to Look at Poverty”: Colonialism, Resistance, and Aboriginal Street Gangs (Elizabeth Comack, Lawrence Deane, politics of punishment, violence, and visual and community based participatory Larry Morrissette, and Jim Silver) • Criminalizing Race — Understanding research methods. Bernard Schissel is a professor in and program head of the the Race-Crime Problem in Canada (Wendy Chan) • Terrorism: Crime or War? Doctor of Social Sciences Program, Faculty of Applied and Social Sciences, Royal (Robert Diab) SECTION 4: GENDER AND CRIME — Introduction (Bernard Roads University. His most recent books are About Canada: Children & Youth; Schissel and Carolyn Brooks) • The Social Construction of “Dangerous” Girls Still Blaming Children: Youth Conduct and the Politics of Hate; and The Legacy of and Women (Karlene Faith and Yasmin Jiwani) • Criminalized Women: Incarceration and Federal Prison Reform (Carolyn Brooks) • Men, Masculinity, School for Aboriginal People: Education, Oppression, and Emancipation (with Terry and Crime (Deborah H. Drake and Rod Earle) SECTION 5: YOUTH AND CRIME — Wotherspoon). Introduction (Carolyn Brooks and Bernard Schissel) • Ten Years After: A Criminal Justice History of Children and Youth in Canada Taking Stock in the YCJA Era (Shahid Alvi) • Canadian Youth Violence (Joanne Minaker and Bryan Hogeveen) • A Letter from Saskatoon Youth Court (Kearney Healey) • References • Index

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Continental Crucible Big Business, Workers and Unions in the Transformation of North America, 2nd Edition edited by Richard Roman & Edur Velasco Arregui Preface by Mel Watkins; Foreword by Leo Panitch; Introduction by Steve Early

The crucible of North American neoliberal Richard Roman is associate professor emeritus transformation is heating up, but its outcome is of sociology at the University of Toronto and a far from clear. Examining the clash between the fellow of the Centre for Research on Latin America corporate offensive and the forces of resistance and the Caribbean at York. Edur Velasco Arregui from both pan-continental and class-struggle is a professor of law and labour economics at pb 9781552667361/ $19.95 perspectives, the authors argue that the failure the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana and a 192pp of traditional labour responses has led workers member of the Sistema Nacional de Investigadores. to explore new strategies of struggle, including a Rights: Canada / July CONTENTS continental labour movement. Preface • Foreword • Introduction: The Crucible of North American This expanded edition examines developments Transformation Part 1: The Big Business Offensive ­— The North American Corporate Offensive: The United States • The North American in the offensive of North American big business, Corporate Offensive: Canada • The North American Corporate Offensive: especially the blitzkrieg of constitutional reforms in Mexico • The North American Corporate Offensive: NAFTA Part 2: Mexico in 2013–14. This crisis and its implications The Two Binationalisms — Mexican Immigration and the U.S. for the North American left and labour movements Labour Market • Continental Integration from Below: The History of are explored in greater depth. This edition also Transnational Labour Markets and Labour Movements in North America Part 3: Workers and Unions — Fighting Back: Workers, Unions, includes new material from Leo Panitch and Steve and Continental Solidarity • Fighting Back: The Mexican Spark? • Early, as well as the original preface by Mel Watkins. Fighting Back: The Seeds of Worker Continentalism • References • Index Bibliodiversity A Manifesto for Independent Publishing Susan Hawthorne; Foreword to the Canadian Edition by Errol Sharpe

“Bibliodiversity can be read as a manifesto for the global publishing industry, set against a visionary defence and promotion of diversity in all its forms, but proposal for “organic” publishing. She looks at free also as a master class in ethics.” speech and fair speech, at the environmental costs of mainstream publishing and at the promises and — Juan Carlos Såez C., JC Såez Editor, Chile challenges of the move to digital. In a globalized world, megacorp publishing is Susan Hawthorne is a poet, novelist, aerialist, pb 9781552667477 $10.95 all about numbers, sameness and following the political activist and author of ten books. She ebook 9781552667484 $10.95 formula of the latest megasuccess. Each book is teaches in the Writing Program at James Cook 98pp expected to pay for itself and all the externalities of University, Australia, and director of Spinifex Press. Rights: Canada /March publishing. It means books that take off slowly but have long lives, books that change social norms, are CONTENTS less likely to be published. Foreword to the Canadian Edition by Errol Sharpe • Introduction • Bibliodiversity • One Size Fits All • The Soil • Multiversity • Production Encapsulated in the term bibliodiversity, coined • Feminism • Pornography • Free Trade and Free Speech • Fair Trade by Chilean publishers in the 1990s, independent and Fair Speech • Recolonisation • Digital Bibliodiversity • Organic publishers are envisioning a different way. Susan Publishing • Principles of Bibliodiversity • Bibliodiversity in the Twenty-first Century • Bibliography Hawthorne provides a scathing critique of the

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A People’s Senate for Canada Not a Pipe Dream! Helen Forsey

This little book is written for Canadians who care about our democracy and the future of our planet. The Senate, surprisingly, could make major contributions to both. A People’s Senate for Canada explains how we can make that happen.

What if we had a Senate that was independent of party politics, truly committed to “sober second thought” and dedicated to the common good? What if Senate appointments focused on experience, integrity and creativity, and flowed from a non-partisan participatory process based on merit and reflective of our country’s diversity? What if senators were able to fully devote themselves to their proper legislative and investigative work, cooperating wherever possible, free of party pb 9781552667248 $19.95 control and electoral worries, and financially accountable to the Auditor General? ebook 9781552667590 $19.95 As Helen Forsey demonstrates, such a People’s Senate would not require risky 128pp and questionable constitutional amendments: the needed changes could be made Rights: World / April within the present framework. In fact, some hopeful initiatives are already under way. CONTENTS Introduction • Why a Senate at All? • What Should It Look Like? • Why Doesn’t A People’s Senate for Canada combines grassroots experience, thorough research It Look Like That Now? • What’s Wrong With Other Reform Proposals? • How and critical commentary to create a people’s resource for positive change. This Might a People’s Senate Actually Work? • How Can We Achieve This Under Our book offers a rationale, an analysis and a feasible proposal for an upper house that Constitution? • Conclusion •References • Index would restore citizen participation and help check government power. It is an antidote to cynicism and a prescription for a truly honourable Senate, one that would make us proud.

Helen Forsey is an activist writer and the daughter of the late trade unionist, constitutional expert and Senator, Eugene Forsey. She has worked in international cooperation and popular education in Latin America, West Africa and Canada. Her previous publications include three books: Eugene Forsey: Canada’s Maverick Sage; The Caboose at the Cape: A Story of Coming Home; and Circles of Strength: Community Alternatives to Alienation; and numerous articles on constitutional, political, rural and feminist issues. A mother and grandmother, she divides her time between the Ottawa Valley and Newfoundland’s Avalon Peninsula.

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About Canada: Women’s Rights Penni Mitchell

This accessible and engaging book introduces readers to key historical events, and the women who were central to them, in the struggle for women’s equality in Canada. Four and a half decades after the report of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women, the feminist struggle is as necessary as ever — but thanks to the pb 9781552667378 $17.95 hard work of activist women, many forms of discrimination are a thing of the past. ebook 9781552667507 $17.95 Beginning before the colonization of Canada by European settlers, Penni Mitchell 136pp explores gender roles within First Nations societies, where women often brokered Rights: World / April peace agreements, oversaw property and advised leaders. She also examines the About Canada Series struggles of First Nations women to challenge Indian Act discrimination against women and children. CONTENTS Introduction • First Nations Women • Colonial Women, 1630–1850 • Women Exploring the early days of colonial settlement, Mitchell notes that women at Confederation, 1870–1899 • The Suffrage Era, 1900–1919 • The Inter-War were among Canada’s first administrators, and they started its first schools and Period, 1920–1939 • The Second World War Era, 1940–1959 • The Women’s hospitals. Later, women were among the first to oppose slavery, internment and Liberation Era, 1960–1988 • The End of the 20th Century • References • Index racial segregation. Demanding a greater say in their country, women fought for the right to vote, attend university and divorce. They fought for child protection laws, public health clinics, minimum wages, equal pay and better working conditions. About Canada: Women’s Rights considers the ways in which women’s lives have been transformed by the legalization of birth control and abortion and the removal of patriarchal privilege from family law.

About Canada: Women’s Rights introduces readers to some of the many women who changed Canada through their efforts to secure greater equality. While a few are well known, many of these women and the battles they won have been forgotten. They deserve a greater place in Canada’s history.

Penni Mitchell is the managing editor of the feminist magazine Herizons.

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About Canada: Corporate Crime Laureen Snider

When corporations misbehave the consequences are devastating. The monetary costs of the 2008 financial crisis, a direct result of financial mismanagement, were in the trillions, and yet none of those responsible were held to account. The monetary costs of Criminal Code theft pale in comparison, and yet our prisons pb 9781552667330 $17.95 are filled with people who commit “street theft.” In order to understand why governments, regulators, unions, activists and community groups have such ebook 9781552667378 $17.95 a difficult time preventing and sanctioning corporate criminals we must first 140pp recognize the vital role of corporate economic power. Rights: World / April About Canada Series Focusing on crimes against workers/employees, and the environment and financial crimes,About Canada: Corporate Crime traces the ways that particular CONTENTS systems of government — from nineteenth-century crony capitalism to Criminal Corporations • Environmental Crime • Safety Crimes • Financial Crimes neoliberalism and globalized capitalism — develop policies regarding the socially • Making Corporations Accountable • References • Index harmful and illegal behaviour of corporations. This book shows why governments are reluctant to pass, enforce and administer meaningful regulation of corporations: institutions and actors with the power to put thousands of potential voters out of work, generate negative commentaries from highly respected experts, and produce critical editorials from 80 percent of Canadian media (owned and controlled, let us remember, by many of these same corporations).

Assessing the present state and future prospects of corporate crime, this book asks: How did we get here? What do we know about corporate crime? Why does it matter? and What are the main issues/developments today? In the end, it asks the most important question of all: How can political and economic systems be changed to prevent, or at the very least mitigate, the tremendous damage corporate activities are inflicting on human lives, health, jobs, communities and economies?

Laureen Snider is emerita professor of sociology at Queen’s University. She has written extensively on capitalism and the immense toll corporate crime inflicts on human lives, environments, communities and workers/employees. In 2010 she received the Gilbert Geis Lifetime Achievement Award for scholarship on white collar crime. She is co-author of The Surveillance-Industrial Complex.

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Economics for Everyone A Short Guide to the Economics of Capitalism, 2nd Edition Jim Stanford

“Stanford is that rare breed: the teacher who changed Jim Stanford is an economist for Unifor, Canada’s your life. He has written a book — both pragmatic largest private-sector trade union, and an and idealistic — with the power to change the world.” economics columnist for the Globe and Mail. — Naomi Klein, author of This Changes Everything CONTENTS Introduction: Why Study Economics? Part 1: Preliminaries — The This concise and readable book provides non- Economy and Economics • Capitalism • Economic History • The Politics specialist readers with all the information they of Economics Part 2: The Basics of Capitalism: Work, Tools, need to understand how capitalism works (and and Profit — Work, Production, and Value • Working with Tools • pb 9781552667651 / $25.95 how it doesn’t). Economics for Everyone, now in Companies, Owners, and Profit • Workers and Bosses • Reproduction (for Economists!) • Closing the Little Circle Part 3: Capitalism as 360pp its second edition, is an antidote to the abstract a System — Competition • Investment and Growth • Employment Rights: Canada / April and ideological way that economics is normally and Unemployment • Dividing the Pie • Capitalism and the co-published with CCPA taught and reported. Key concepts such as finance, Environment Part 4: The Complexity of Capitalism — Money competition and wages are explored, and their and Banking • Inflation, Central Banks and Monetary Policy • Paper importance to everyday life is revealed. This book Chase: Stock Markets, Financialization, and Pensions • The Conflicting Personalities of Government • Taxing and Spending • Globalization is a must read for those working for a fairer world • Development (and Otherwise) • Closing the Big Circle • The Ups and for students of the social sciences who want and Downs of Capitalism Part 5: Challenging Capitalism — to engage with economics. It is supported by Evaluating Capitalism • Improving Capitalism • Replacing Capitalism? comprehensive web-based course materials for • Conclusion: A Dozen Big Things to Remember about Economics • popular economics courses. Notes • Index

The Song of the Shirt Cheap Clothes Across Continents and Centuries Jeremy Seabrook

‘The sweat and blood of Bangladeshi garment In the eighteenth century, the people of Bengal workers is woven into the very fabric of our daily were dispossessed of ancient skills and the workers lives. Seabrook, as he always has, delivers a brilliantly of Lancashire forced into labour settlements. In a written jeremiad with an urgent moral message.” ghostly replay of traffic in the other direction, the decline of the British textile industry coincided — Mike Davis, author of Planet of Slums with Bangladesh becoming one of the world’s Labour that costs $1.66 an hour in China and major clothing exporters. 52 cents in India can be had for 18 cents in Jeremy Seabrook’s recent books include pb 9781552667675 / $27.95 Bangladesh. It is mostly women and children Pauperland: Poverty and the Poor in Britain and 288pp working in fragile, flammable buildings who bring People Without History: India’s Muslim Ghettos. Rights: Canada / April in 70 percent of the country’s foreign currency, at a rate of 18 cents an hour. Bangladesh provides the CONTENTS world with limitless cheap garments. Preface • Part 1: Fire • Part 2: Barisal • Part 3: Dhaka • Part 4: Murshidabad • Part 5: Kolkata • Part 6: Industrialism • Bibliography

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Roseway Publishing An imprint of Fernwood, Roseway Publishing aims to publish literary work that is rooted in and relevant to struggles for social justice.

Exiled for Love The Journey of an Iranian Queer Activist Arsham Parsi with Marc Colbourne

“An insightful journey into the life of one of the — if not THE most — tireless, effective and acclaimed advocates for Iranian queer refugees … serves as an engaging doorway into a deeper understanding of our queer brothers and sisters who are forced to flee simply because of whom they love.” — Gilles Marchildon, former executive director of Egale Canada

“The eye-opening, insightful, moving and unique story of Arsham’s amazing personal journey as an Iranian gay man — a very different, more perilous journey than that of the average western gay person.” — Peter Tatchell, director of the Peter Tatchell Foundation

To be gay in Iran means to live in the shadow of death. The country’s harsh Islamic code of Lavat is used to execute gay men, and lgbt individuals who avoid execution are often subjected to severe lashings, torture and imprisonment. It was in this unforgiving environment that Arsham Parsi came to terms with his identity pb 9781552667019 $20.95 as a gay man. ebook 9781552667606 $20.95 224pp When a close friend committed suicide after his family learned he was gay, Rights: World / May Arsham felt compelled to act. Risking his life as well as the safety of his family, he used the anonymity of the Internet to speak out about the human rights abuses against lgbt people in his country. In 2005 Parsi learned that an order had been issued for his arrest and execution. He was forced to seek refuge in neighbouring Turkey until, thirteen months later, he was granted asylum in Canada.

Exiled for Love follows Parsi’s incredible journey from his first understanding of his sexual orientation to his eventual exile. It explores the reality for lgbt people in Iran through the deeply personal and inspiring story of his life, escape and continuing work.

Arsham Parsi is the founder and executive director of the Iranian Railroad for Queer Refugees. His work has earned him several human rights awards including the 2008 Felipa de Souza Award from the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission and the 2008 Pride Toronto Award. Marc Colbourne writes to inform and connect readers to important social issues. His work explores the experiences of marginalized communities and brings voice to the people and issues that are often silenced.

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Wake the Stone Man A Novel Carol McDougall

“Wake the Stone Man beautifully navigates a situation too rarely explored in current fiction: the complications and heart-break of a cross-cultural friendship, the differences between race, class, destiny, and circumstances of birth. The need to belong and the meaning of home.” — Sheree Fitch, award-winning author

Set in a small northern town, under the mythical shadow of the Sleeping Giant, Wake the Stone Man follows the complicated friendship of two girls coming of age pb 9781552667217 $20.95 in the 1960s. Molly meets Nakina, who is Ojibwe and a survivor of the residential ebook 9781552667644 $20.95 school system, in high school, and a strong friendship is born. As the bond 264pp between them grows, Molly, who is not native, finds herself a silent witness to the Rights: World / May racism and abuse her friend must face each day.

In this time of political awakening, Molly turns to her camera to try to make sense of the intolerance she sees in the world around her. Her photos become a way to freeze time and observe the complex human politics of her hometown. Her search for understanding uncovers some hard truths about Nakina’s past and leaves Molly with a growing sense of guilt over her own silence.

When personal tragedy tears them apart, Molly must travel a long hard road in search of forgiveness and friendship.

Carol McDougall was born in Northern Ontario and has been active in the Nova Scotia writing community for many years. She received the Mayor’s Award for Cultural Achievement in Literature and the Progress Woman of Excellence Award for the Arts. Wake the Stone Man was the 2013 winner of the Beacon Award for Social Justice Literature.

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Milton Acorn The People’s Poet compiled by Kent Martin & Errol Sharpe Preface by Errol Sharpe; Photographs by Kent Nason

When Canadian icon and original Canadian People’s Poet Milton Acorn was passed over for the Governor General’s Award for his 1969 collection I’ve Tasted My Blood, several of his peers, including Margaret Atwood, Pat Lane and Mordecai Richler, established the People’s Poetry Award, which they presented to pb 9781552667262 / $22.95 Milton at a ceremony at Grossman’s Tavern in Toronto in 1970. 176pp Rights: World / March When I’ve Tasted My Blood was re-issued in 1978 by Steel Rail Publishing, Milton wrote corrections and edits for the new edition on a copy of the original book. Milton Acorn: The People’s Poet reproduces that copy of I’ve Tasted My Blood with Milton’s handwritten notes. It also includes never-before-published photographs of Milton taken by Kent Nason, a studio recording of Milton reading many of his poems, and a 1971 documentary film about Milton Acorn made by Kent Martin and Errol Sharpe.

Though Milton Acorn died in 1986 at a young age, the prolific poet, writer and playwright is still remembered as one of Canada’s greatest poets. This one-of-a- kind multi-media collectors item and memorial is a must have for everyone who counts themselves a fan of the original Canadian People’s Poet.

Kent Martin has produced, directed, edited, photographed and written well over a hundred films and television series dealing with history, economics, the arts, the environment, spirituality and humour. These works have garnered twenty Genie and Gemini awards and nominations, six Donald Brittain Award nominations and two Canada Awards. Errol Sharpe is a publisher at Fernwood Publishing. He holds an MA in Atlantic Canada Studies from Saint Mary’s University and is co-author of In Pursuit of Justice: Just Us! Coffee Roasters Co-op and the Fair Trade Movement.

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Grist Double Pregnant A Novel by Linda Little Two Lesbians Make a Family

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If This Is Freedom Tailings of Warren Peace A Novel by Gloria Ann Wesley A Novel by Stephen Law

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Chasing Freedom Everything Is So Political A Novel by Gloria Ann Wesley A Collection of Short Fiction by Canadian Writers 2012 Ann Connor Brimer Award Shortlist edited by Sandra McIntyre, pb 9781552664230 $18.95 ebook 9781552665978 $18.95 / 240pp / 2011 Foreword by Fred Stenson Young Adult Fiction / Teacher’s Guide available online pb 9781552665497 $19.95 ebook 9781552665947 $19.95 / 200pp / 2013 “A big story, fashioned from small, powerful moments, and a fine contribution to the literature of arrivals “Brimming with wild imagination and stunning vari- and encounters.” — Quill & Quire ety, this is one of those literary anthologies that comes along once in a generation.” — Lee Henderson

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“With his novel Grey Eyes, Frank Busch taps into the tradi- “At once an intricate portrait of pre-contact life and a tional in a way I’ve not seen before. At once historical and fan- suspenseful page-turner that builds towards a dramatic and tastical, Grey Eyes reclaims some of our most powerful stories moving finish. As a novel it is a success — one that may ben- with authenticity and with heart and with that bit of magic efit, and certainly entertain, indigenous and non-indigenous that brings all of it to such beautiful life. Busch is amongst the Canadians both.” — Globe and Mail new generation of voices so vital to our country.” — Joseph Boyden

Live from the Afrikan Resistance! Spoken Word by El Jones pb 9781552666784 / $18.95 / 144pp / 2014

“Deeply honouring and explosively brilliant, El Jones is a “Make no mistake: Jones’ poems are anthems, sermons, shout- fearless young poet creatively in the ‘zone’ joining the ranks outs, and even unabashed diatribes. Her elegy for Malcolm X of George Elliott Clarke, Maxine Tynes and Rocky Jones. El teaches: ‘We die from being oppressed by them./That is not tackles old and new poetic territory with street smarts, crucial freedom til we seek freedom being free from them.’ By ‘them,’ historical touchstones, fresh new hope, and a caring revolu- Jones means racist white folks.” tionary fervour. Catch El Jones performing these poems and be — George Elliott Clarke, Chronicle Herald stilled in astonishment. Read her on the page and experience what it’s like to be moved by unbounded commitment to the lives of Black people.” — Lillian Allen

Socialist Cowboy The Politics of Peter Kormos by Larry Savage pb 9781552666791 $19.95 / ebook 9781552666982 $19.95 / 112pp / 2014

“A rich, entertaining and original take on the political life of colourful and controversial political personalities in the history of Peter Kormos … a lone voice of progressive criticism who Ontario politics. Throughout his illustrious twenty-three-year career never wavered in his commitment to the labour movement.” as a member of the Ontario Legislature, Kormos’s unapologetic — Charles Smith, University of Saskatchewan commitment to democratic socialism and his shoot-from-the-hip brand of small-town populism won him strong accolades back in Socialist Cowboy is a political biography detailing the life and activism his blue-collar hometown of Welland, while raising eyebrows at of longtime New Democrat mpp Peter Kormos, one of the most Queen’s Park and within his own party.

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The Truth That Wampum Tells Indivisible My Debwewin on the Algonquin Indigenous Human Rights Land Claims Process Joyce Green, ed. Lynn Gehl pb 9781552666838 / $29.95 / 240pp / 2014 pb 9781552666593 / $22.95 / 176pp / 2014 “Have you ever looked back at a point in your life Lynn Gehl offers an analysis through her when, had good advice been taken, it would have debwewin journey to show that Canada continues meant a much better future? This book offers that to deny the Algonquin Anishinaabeg their right advice, now. Canadians who want to live well because to land and resources, their right to live as a Indigenous peoples prosper need to read Indivisible.” sovereign nation, and consequently their ability to — Robert Lovelace, Ardoch Algonquin First Nation live mino-pimadiziwin (the good life). “Indians Wear Red” Colonized Classrooms Colonialism, Resistance, Racism, Trauma and Resistance in and Aboriginal Street Gangs Postsecondary Education Elizabeth Comack, Lawrence Deane, Sheila Cote-Meek Larry Morrissette & Jim Silver 2014 Alexander Kennedy Isbister Award Winner pb 9781552666531 / $24.95 / 198pp / 2014 Cote-Meek discusses how Aboriginal students pb 9781552665824 / $19.95 / 176pp / 2013 confront narratives of colonial violence in the While economic restructuring and neoliberal state postsecondary classroom, while they are, at responses can account for the global proliferation the same time, living and experiencing colonial of street gangs, the authors argue that colonialism violence on a daily basis. is a crucial factor in the Canadian context, particularly in western Canadian urban centres.

Aboriginal Measures for Merging Fires Economic Development Grassroots Peacebuilding Between Jeff Orr, Warren Weir & the Atlantic Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Peoples Economic Development Integrated Rick Wallace Research Program, eds. pb 9781552665794 / $22.95 / 178pp / 2013 pb 9781552665916 / $24.95 / 224pp / 2013 This book offers insights into the challenges, This volume illustrates the key challenges in limitations and complexities of transformative, establishing and maintaining socially responsible community-based alliance building and raises economic development that is beneficial for critical questions about power, knowledge and Aboriginal communities. pedagogy at the grassroots level. Aboriginal Knowledge for We Were Not the Savages Economic Development Collision Between European and Jeff Orr, David Newhouse & the Atlantic Native American Civilizations, 3rd Edition Economic Development Integrated Daniel N. Paul Research Program, eds. pb 9781552662090 / $27.95 / 416pp / 2006 pb 9781552665886 / $24.95 / 224pp / 2013 The book contains detailed descriptions of early This book analyzes the benefits, practices and Mi’kmaq civilizations, European contact and challenges of Mi’kmaw and Maliseet Language conflict, and the treaty-making (and breaking) Immersion programs. process. It clearly and profoundly shows that the horrors of history still rain upon the First Nations people of the present.

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Food Regimes Peasants and the Art of Farming and Agrarian Questions A Chayanovian Manifesto Philip McMichael Jan Douwe van der Ploeg pb 9781552665756 / $18.95 / 144pp / 2013 pb 9781552665657 / $18.95 / 144pp / 2013 Canadian & US rights only Canadian & US rights only This book examines the agrarian question from This book is a reflection of the far reaching and historical and present-day perspectives, and complex transformations of food systems that explores the relationships between contemporary have occurred as a result of liberalization and food, energy, climate and financial crises, and food globalization. While peasant agriculture can play regime restructuring, which includes agrofuels, an important role in augmenting food production land grabbing, the bioeconomy, agro-security and creating sustainability, peasants today, as in mercantilism and the food sovereignty movement. the past, are materially neglected.

Class Dynamics of Agrarian Change Henry Bernstein pb 9781552663493 / $18.95 / 160pp / 2010 Canadian rights only “The most sweeping, original, and discerning class analysis of agrarian history in many decades… essential reading for any and all agraristas both inside and outside the academy.” — James C. Scott, Yale University

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Critical Inquiries Mind the Gaps A Reader in Studies of Canada Canadian Perspectives Lynn Caldwell, Carrianne Leung & Darryl on Gender and Politics Leroux, eds.; Foreword by Rinaldo Walcott; Roberta Lexier & Tamara A. Small, eds. Afterword by Sherene Razack 9781552665534 / $21.95 / 160pp / 2013 pb 9781552665510 / $34.95 / 288pp / 2013 Alternatives Series (short discount only) This book provides a multifaceted examination This book takes a bold, critical approach to of the role of gender in traditional politics, social Canadian studies, framing Canada as an ongoing movement politics and the media in Canada. colonial project and arguing that the making of Canada as an extension of British–European colonialism has celebrated whiteness and has subjugated racialized others to the dominant group’s economic, cultural and societal norms.

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The Disappearance of Criminal Law Criminalizing Women Police Powers and the Supreme Court Gender and (In)Justice in Neoliberal Times, Richard Jochelson & Kirsten Kramar, 2nd Edition with Mark Doerksen Gillian Balfour & Elizabeth Comack, eds. pb 9781552666845 / $19.95 / 120pp / 2014 pb 9781552666821 / $44.95 / 384pp / 2014 The authors illustrate the ways in which the (short discount only) Supreme Court, by allowing for increased The book shows how women have been surveilled, surveillance and control by the state, is using the disciplined, managed, corrected and punished, and Charter to impose limitations on the rights of it considers the feminist strategies that have been Canadians. used to address the impact of imprisonment and to draw attention to the systemic abuses against Threatening Democracy poor and racialized women. SLAPPs and the Judicial Repression of Political Discourse Locating Law Race/Class/Gender/Sexuality Normand Landry rd Translated by Howard Scott Connections, 3 Edition Elizabeth Comack, ed. pb 9781552666609 / $19.95 / 178pp / 2014 Canadian English rights only pb 9781552666579 / $39.95 / 336pp / 2014 Landry provides an introduction to the judicial (short discount only) intimidation used against socially and politically Law has a distinctly social basis; it both shapes active citizens and surveys the potential of various — and is shaped by — the society in which it anti-SLAPP laws in effect around the world. operates. This book explores the law-society relation by locating law within the nexus of race/ class/gender/sexuality relations in society. Racialized Policing Aboriginal People’s Pursuing Justice Encounters with the Police An Introduction to Justice Studies Elizabeth Comack Margot A. Hurlbert, ed. Foreword by Donald E. Worme pb 9781552664421 $39.95 / hb 9781552664575 $59.95 2013 Alexander Kennedy Isbister Award Shorlist 336pp / 2011 (short discount only) pb 9781552664759 $22.95 This book is about the definition, boundaries, ebook 9781552665671 $22.95 / 224pp / 2012 contradictions and nuances of justice. It is also “This book delves deep into the psyche of society’s about pursuing justice: the mechanisms and attitudes towards racism, towards the racialization practices that may achieve it. This book explores of issues, of social structures, and, importantly, of the a multitude of contexts and issues of justice, police.” — Donald E. Worme including the environment, poverty and the oppression of racial minorities. Constructing Danger Security, With Care Emotions and Mis/Representation Restorative Justice and Healthy Societies of Crime in the News, 2nd Edition Elizabeth M. Elliott Chris McCormick pb 9781552664254 $34.95 / hb 9781552664322 $59.95 pb 9781552663820 $34.95 / hb 9781552663875 $54.95 256pp / 2011 (short discount only) 240pp / 2010 (short discount only) “It’s the first book of its kind outlining the basics Crime is not only reported — it is constructed, of restorative justice and offering different ways to distorted, exaggerated and manipulated. respond to social and criminal problems than what we are used to.” — Mission Record

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In Defense of Small Producers The Global Land Grab The Story of CLAC Beyond the Hype Marco Coscione Mayke Kaag & Annelies Zoomers, eds. pb 9781552666562 / $29.95 / 240pp / 2014 pb 9781552666661 / $29.95 / 256pp / 2014 World English rights only Canadian rights only “A unique contribution to the literature on fair trade, The Global Land Grab is a comprehensive and providing the first sustained analysis of a regional much-needed intervention on one of the most network of producers’ organizations. In doing so, it hotly contested but little-understood issues facing brings to life the ongoing struggle of small producers Global South countries today. to exercise agency in the initiative that they founded. Well researched, yet easily accessible, this book is a must read for academics and the general public.” — Darryl Reed, York University Co-operatives in a Alternative Trade Post-Growth Era Legacies for the Future Creating Co-operative Economics Gavin Fridell Sonja Novkovic & Tom Webb, eds. pb 9781552665879 / $24.95 / 178pp / 2013 pb 9781552666906 / $32.95 / 240pp / 2014 “Meticulously researched and documented, this book Canadian rights only is still accessible to the interested general reader, and Featuring a remarkable roster of internationally that should include anyone who plans to eat food or renowned critical thinkers, this book presents a cares about the future we are leaving to our children.” feasible alternative for a more environmentally — Ken Larsen, grain and forage producer and sustainable and equitable economic system. member of the Canadian Wheat Board Alliance The time has never been better for cooperatives everywhere to recognize their own potential and ability to change the economic landscape.

Latin America’s The Critical Development Turbulent Transitions Studies Handbook The Future of Tools for Change Twenty-First Century Socialism Henry Veltmeyer, ed. Roger Burbach, Michael Fox pb 9781552663806 $39.95 / hb 9781552663868 $74.95 & Federico Fuentes 320pp / 2010 pb 978155265602 / $24.95 / 178pp / 2013 Canadian rights only Canadian rights only This handbook is a guide to critical development “The insightful and informative studies collected here studies — the study of international development reveal what has been taking place in Latin America from the standpoint of social change. The and the implications of these developments for the handbook provides a set of tools for entering emerging world order.” — Noam Chomsky and understanding the nature and scope of the interdisciplinary field of development studies and is organized as a set of forty-nine short course modules.

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About Canada: Disability Rights Disability Politics and Theory Deborah Stienstra A.J. Withers pb 9781552664629 $17.95 / hb 9781552664636 $34.95 pb 9781552664735 / $18.95 / 144pp / 2012 ebook 9781552665688 $17.95 / 136pp / 2012 “An easy-to-read book giving a thorough analysis of “Stienstra looks to the future where experiences with the key concepts and models of disability. It is an eye- disability are a part of ordinary life. ‘Each and every opener on disability and it should be read by anybody one of us has a body that requires accommodation; if seeking to move this society towards social justice.” not now, then later.’” — Prairie Books Now — Linchpin.ca

Economics

Global Slump Private Affluence, Public Austerity The Economics and Politics Economic Crisis and of Crisis and Resistance Democratic Malaise in Canada David McNally Stephen McBride & Heather Whiteside pb 9781552663967 / $16.95 / 176pp / 2010 pb 9781552664032 $24.95 / hb 9781552664308 $49.95 Canadian rights only 160pp / 2011 The Spectre Series Examining Canadian political and economic Global Slump argues that the financial meltdown developments of the twenty-first century, this is the first systemic crisis of the neoliberal stage book provides a systematic analysis of the of capitalism and is responsible for ushering dynamics of Canadian politics in the era of in a whole period of worldwide economic and neoliberal globalization. It is an engaging and political turbulence. Suggesting that the crisis enlightening exploration of the theories of is rooted in fundamental aspects of capitalism, contemporary capitalism and reminds us that McNally challenges the view that its source lies in overcoming democratic malaise is a necessary first financial deregulation. The book offers an original step on the path to change. account of the “financialization” of the world economy and explores the intricate connections between international financial markets and new forms of debt and dispossession.

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Education

Wild Children — Notes on Ernesto Che Guevara’s Domesticated Dreams Ideas on Pedagogy Civilization and the Birth of Education Lidia Turner Martí Layla AbdelRahim pb 9781552666524 / $17.95 / 178pp / 2014 pb 9781552665480 / $21.95 / 136pp / 2013 World English rights except Cuba “This book provides an extremely stimulating analysis One of Guevara’s enduring contributions was his of the divisions and debilities engineered upon kids. insistence that a new socialist society involved … Wild Children — Domesticated Dreams is a not only economic and political change, but also hugely important work!” the creation of what he called “a new man.” Martí — John Zerzan, author of Running on Emptiness points out that in Che’s vision “the education of every person is subjected not only to individual influences (teachers, parents, family and comrades) but above all to the influence of the collective, the social group, the environment, the media and others.”

environment / ecology

Green Capitalism The Answer Is Still No Why It Can’t Work Voices of Pipeline Resistance Daniel Tanuro Paul Bowles & Henry Veltmeyer, eds. pb 9781552666685 / $24.95 / 168pp/ 2014 / pb 9781552666623 / $22.95 / 156pp / 2014 Canadian & US rights only “The oil and gas industry has wanted into the “A lucid and rigorous demonstration that climate west coast for decades. This is an ongoing struggle change cannot be overcome unless capitalism is between the people who live here and have access to overcome. The scourge of humanity is also the scourge the marine resources now, the fish, and the industry, of nature. This is a great achievement: putting forth which wants in either for tanker traffic or offshore the necessary contours of the direction that must be drilling. The government is on the oil industry side taken if we are to be equal to the greatest challenge and they implement policies to weaken us.” ever faced by humankind.” — Luanne Roth, Prince Rupert — Joel Kovel, author The Enemy of Nature The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea An Investigation into the Scapegoating of Canada’s Grey Seal Linda Pannozzo pb 9781552665862 / $24.95 / 192pp / 2013 “The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea is one of the most significant books to appear in modern times. Unless we vastly improve upon our treatment of the oceans, all animate creation may pay a fatal price for our abuse…And the Devil will have added a new and frightful realm to Hell.” — Farley Mowat

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Food Sovereignty in Canada Hungry For Change Creating Just and Farmers, Food Justice Sustainable Food Systems and the Agrarian Question Hannah Wittman, Annette Aurélie A. Haroon Akram-Lodhi Desmarais & Nettie Wiebe, eds. pb 9781552665466 / $24.95 / 200pp / 2013 pb 9781552664438 / $24.95 / 232pp / 2011 Canadian rights only “Food Sovereignty in Canada is an engaging and “Akram-Lodhi carefully teaches us ‘the intimate and dynamic addition to the critical literature on food and intricate connections between money, markets and the agriculture. It is the first collection to explicitly use the emergence of rural capitalism’ to give us an historical food sovereignty framework to examine the Canadian and contemporary understanding of why the global food system, and presents a challenge to radicalize the food system is so destructive and inequitable.” food movement beyond consumption-based solutions — foodfirst.org to address power dynamics at all levels.” — Journal of Peasant Studies

gender

Under the Rainbow About Canada: Queer Rights A Primer on Queer Issues in Canada Peter Knegt Jeanette A. Auger & Kate Krug with pb 9781552664377 $17.95 / hb 9781552664568 $34.95 contributions from Dayna B. Daniels ebook 9781552665138 $17.95 / 144pp / 2011 & Judy Davidson, Valda Leighteizer About Canada Series and Ross Higgins “A crucial and reader-friendly account of a progressive country’s move towards the full legal pb 9781552665855 / $37.95 / 250pp / 2013 equality of its sexual minorities. “ This book is a primer on the social and political — Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide history and the everyday practices and processes Peter Knegt shows that Canada’s queer people are of living queer lives in Canada. diverse and multicultural — they are not easily generalized about and have most certainly not achieved equality.

Get That Freak Men & Women and Tools Homophobia and Transphobia Bridging the Divide in High Schools Marcia Braundy Rebecca Haskell & Brian Burtch pb 9781552664483 / $18.95 / 136pp / 2011 pb 9781552663783 / $18.95 / 126pp / 2010 The Basics Series The Basics Series “By exploring men’s resistance to equality, this book “This is an outstanding book and a must-read for explodes the myths on which that resistance is based.” anyone who is a teacher, school administrator, parent, — Michael Kimmel, activist, researcher or simply cares about social justice author of The Gendered Society and security for all young people.” — Herizons

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Health Studies

To Live and Die in America Acuumulation and Constraint Class, Power, Health and Health Care Biomedical Development Robert Chernomas & Ian Hudson and Advanced Industrial Health pb 9781552665619 / $27.95 / 248pp / 2013 Rodney Loeppky Canadian rights only pb 9781552666616 / $19.95 / 144pp / 2014 The Future of World Capitalism Series Accumulation and Constraint examines the This book details how the United States has dynamic world of advanced industrial health, among the worst indicators of health in the exploring it as a means to better understand the industrialized world and at the same time spends internal differences in biomedical development significantly more on its health care system than and health care reform, delivery and restructuring. any other industrial nation. Loeppky emphasizes the transitions to capitalism of industrial states as a critical point of Oppression development that conditions their contemporary A Social Determinant of Health handling of biomedical production and health. Elizabeth A. McGibbon, ed. pb 9781552664452 $29.95 / hb 9781552664544 $49.95 256pp / 2012 (short discount only) “…a useful resource for those with a specific interest in health inequalities.” — Nursing Standard

history

Resisting the State Cantwells’ Way Canadian History A Natural History of the Through the Stories of Activists Cape Spear Lightstation Scott Neigh James E. Candow pb 9781552665206 / $24.95 / 224pp / 2012 pb 9781552666722 /$22.95 / 160pp / 2014 “Never doubt that a few committed people can “This is the most concise history of early change Canada (and the world) for the better. Scott lightstations in Newfoundland and Labrador, Neigh’s oral histories show not only the power of not just Cape Spear, that I have read.… committed idealism, but also how the history of Readers anywhere in Canada and beyond will our whole country has been shaped in large part by find the story of the Cape Spear lightstation has brave Canadians who refuse to accept the misery and relevance to the lightstations in their particular injustice that surrounds us.” — Jim Stanford region, whether on the east coast, the Great Lakes or the west coast.” — Don Johnson, author of Smoke and Mirrors: A Look at Reflectors in Lighthouses

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José Martí Leadership in the Mentor of the Cuban Revolution, Cuban Revolution Updated Edition The Unseen Story John M. Kirk Antoni Kapcia pb 9781552664667 / $24.95 / 200pp / 2012 pb 9781552666920 / $32.95 / 256pp / 2014 “The Martí that emerges from Kirk’s study is Martí Canadian rights only the revolutionary, devoted to social justice, committed This book offers a much-needed corrective to to economic democracy, a passionate internationalist, “Fidel-centric” histories of the Cuban Revolution. and an outspoken anti-imperialist.” Focusing on a cast of characters, Kapcia interprets — Louis A. Pérez Jr. their various roles within the wider process of nation-building, demonstrating that Cuba has undergone an unusual, if not unique, process of Broke but Unbroken revolutionary corporatism. Grassroots Social Movements and Their Radical Solutions to Poverty Augusta Dwyer The Ugly Canadian Stephen Harper’s Foreign Policy pb 9781552664063 $19.95 ebook 9781552665114 $19.95 / 176pp / 2011 Yves Engler Canadian rights only pb 9781552665305 / $19.95 / 264pp / 2012 “This book is relevant for grassroots organizers, but co-published with Red Publishing also for potential allies in labour and NGOs who are “This book is more than a wakeup call, it is a call seeking to learn from mistakes of the past and develop to arms for Canadians to take note of where we are relationships with grassroots movements.” headed on the international stage — before it is too — New Socialist Webzine late.” — Scott Taylor, Esprit de Corps Magazine

Canada and Israel The Black Book of Building Apartheid Canadian Foreign Policy Yves Engler Yves Engler pb 9781552663554 / $14.95 / 168pp / 2010 pb 9781552663141 / $24.95 / 288pp / 2009 co-published with Red Publishing co-published with Red Publishing “Engler goes refreshingly beyond the knee-jerk ‘Jewish “We bear responsibility for what governments do in lobby’ theories as to why Canada is so supportive the world, primarily our own, but secondarily those and intransigent, and explores some interesting we can influence, our allies in particular. Yves Engler’s avenues: Canada’s historical willingness to accept penetrating inquiry yields a rich trove of valuable the mistreatment of indigenous peoples; the desire to evidence about Canada’s role in the world, and poses have a ‘western outpost’ in the Middle East; a belief a challenge to citizens who are willing to take their in Israel rooted in a Christian literalist reading of fundamental responsibilities seriously.” the bible; the need to be aligned with an ‘Empire’ — Noam Chomsky (whether British or American or Israeli) and all that it entails.“ — Rover Arts

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labour in canada The Labour in Canada series provides timely snapshots of contemporary trends in labour markets and trade unions. Titles in the series help students understand the interconnections of work, economics and politics across the country. They are also resources for activists and researchers seeking accessible analysis of how globalization and neoliberalism have affected working people, unions and new social movements.

Public Sector Unions in the Age of Austerity Stephanie Ross & Larry Savage, eds. pb 9781552665848 / $27.95 / 160pp / 2013 An exploration of the strategic possibilities and challenges facing public sector unions that are intent on resisting austerity, enhancing their power and connecting their interests as workers with those of citizens who desire a more just and equitable public sphere.

Climate@Work Carla Lipsig-Mummé, ed. pb 9781552665640 / $29.95 / 192pp / 2013 This book systematically tackles the question of the impact of climate change on work and employment and, by analyzing Canada’s conservative silence towards climate change, the Canadian government’s refusal to take it seriously.

Boom, Bust and Crisis Labour, Corporate Power and Politics in Canada John Peters, ed. pb 9781552665183 / $29.95 / 208pp / 2012 A rich and vibrant assessment of why some businesses have boomed while others have failed and why, through it all, Canadian workers have paid the price.

Rethinking the Politics of Labour in Canada Stephanie Ross & Larry Savage, eds. pb 9781552664780 / $29.95 / 224pp / 2012 ”This book brings together a wide range of contributions about labour and politics in Canada… there is nothing like it available and the issues it deals with are becoming ever more important.” — David Camfield, University of Manitoba

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Media and cultural s tudies

Noble Illusions “I Hate Feminists” Young Canada Goes to War December 6, 1989, and Its Aftermath Stephen Dale Mélissa Blais; Translated by Phyllis Aronoff pb 9781552666494 / $18.95 / 112pp / 2014 & Howard Scott “An important account of why young Canadians Foreword by Carmen Gill ‘voluntarily’ enlisted for the senseless slaughter that pb 9781552666807 / $19.95 / 136pp / 2014 was World War I. Noble Illusions is an antidote to World English rights except Australia & New Zealand the political forces trying to re-create that political Originally published in French in 2009, this book culture today.” examines and finds that the collective memory, as — Yves Engler, author The Black Book constructed through various media that emerged of Canadian Foreign Policy following the 1989 massacre, has functioned not as a testament to violence against women but as a catalyst for anti-feminist discourse.

Crises of Imagination, Stitched Up Crises of Power The Anti-Capitalist Book of Fashion Capitalism, Creativity and the Commons Tansy E. Hoskins Max Haiven pb 9781552666630 / $24.95 / 216pp / 2014 pb 9781552666654 / $24.95 / 176pp / 2014 Canadian rights only Canadian rights only At a time when high spending on clothes persists Looking at the decline of the public sphere, the despite the economic recession, Stitched Up corporatization of education, the privatization provides a unique critical examination of fashion of creativity and the power of finance capital in in relation to contemporary culture and the opposition to the power of the imagination and distorting priorities of capitalism. the growth of contemporary social movements, Haiven provides a powerful argument for creating an anti-capitalist commons. Not only is capitalism a crisis itself, but moving beyond it is the only key to survival.

Television and the Earth Yellow Ribbons Not a Love Story The Militarization of Jennifer Ellen Good National Identity in Canada pb 9781552665527 / $22.95 / 176pp / 2013 A.L. McCready Exploring the essential role television’s pb 9781552665800 / $18.95 / 136pp / 2013 celebration of materialism plays in our world, The Basics Series Good concludes that there is nothing more This book shows how today’s patriotic militarism responsible for environmental degradation than is part of a much broader socio-economic the materialism of the affluent countries of the transformation of Canadian society towards world — and nothing teaches materialism more a more neo-conservative and free-market effectively than television. oriented paradigm and how Canada’s militarized nationalism emerges from and is continuous with the nation’s racial and colonial history.

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political economy

The Next New Left Orchestrating Austerity A History of the Future Impacts and Resistance Alan Sears Donna Baines & Stephen McBride, eds. pb 9781552666647 / $19.95 / 160pp / 2014 pb 9781552666852 / $29.95 / 224pp / 2014 Over the past few decades, state policy-makers Following the 2007–08 global financial crisis, and employers have engaged in a massive process Western nations engaged various measures that of neoliberal restructuring that has undermined departed from conventional neoliberal practices the basis for social and labour movements. Sears but that were quickly succeeded by “austerity” seeks to understand the social environment that measures. This book explores whether this made activist mobilization possible during the era of austerity is new or a continuation and twentieth century and provides readers with intensification of earlier forms of neoliberalism. possibilities for a renewal of activism in response to the deteriorating living conditions caused by the ongoing austerity offensive.

From the Great Transformation Resources, Empire and Labour to the Great Financialization Crises, Lessons and Alternatives On Karl Polanyi and Other Essays David Leadbeater, ed. Kari Polyani Levitt pb 9781552666739 / $34.95 / 320pp / 2014 pb 9781552665459 / $24.95 / 200pp / 2013 Mineral riches can be a curse, not a blessing, if they Canadian rights only are not controlled and developed in a democratic “The essays in this book provide a carefully crafted and accountable manner. This book exposes the picture of ‘the life and times of Karl Polanyi,’ along many-sided risks of corporate-dominated resource with the relevance of his analysis for those of us living exploitation. The facts and arguments in this book in different times.” will help us win a more balanced, socially beneficial — Paul Bowles, University approach to managing our resources. of Northern British Columbia — Jim Stanford, economist, Unifor

The Cancer Stage of Capitalism Geopolitical Economy From Crisis to Care, 2nd Edition After U.S. Hegemony, John McMurtry Globalization and Empire pb 9781552665923 / $34.95 / 384pp / 2013 Radhika Desai Canadian rights only pb 9781552665626 / $34.95 / 328pp / 2013 McMurtry argues that our world disorder of Canadian rights only unending crises is the predictable result of a The Future of World Capitalism Series cancerous economic system that is destroying “This impressive book powerfully questions ecological, social and organic life. the conventional wisdoms of both the right and the left about U.S. hegemony, globalization, and the ‘new American empire.’ This is radical scholarship at its best.” — Mel Watkins, professor emeritus of economics and political science, University of Toronto

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Political Science

Cuba and Its Neighbours What Lies Across the Water Democracy in Motion The Real Story of the Cuban Five Arnold August Stephen Kimber pb 9781552664049 / $29.95 / 288pp / 2013 2014 Evelyn Richardson Non Fiction Award Winner Canadian rights only pb 9781552665428 / $29.95 / 296pp / 2013 ”A trailblazing perspective. August contrasts the “It reads like a page-turner novel, but it’s not. It is experiences in Cuba and some Latin American the unbelievably tragic history of modern U.S.-Cuba countries, where participatory democracy is taking relations.” — Havana Times shape, to the pretences of the U.S. model. Compulsory reading.” — Claude Morin, Université de Montréal America’s Deadliest Export — Democracy The Truth About U.S. Foreign Policy and Everything Else William Blum pb 9781552665596 / $19.95 / 270pp / 2013 Canadian rights only “…a perspective on the world that Westerners should ponder, and take as a guideline for action.” — Noam Chomsky Public Polic y Public Service, Private Profits Negotiating Risk, Seeking Security, The Political Economy of Public/Private Eroding Solidarity Partnerships in Canada Life and Work on the Border John Loxley with Salim Loxley Holly Gibbs, Belinda Leach pb 9781552663387 / $24.95 / 208pp / 2010 & Charlotte A.B. Yates “Loxley provides a tremendously valuable, pb 9781552665275 / $18.95 / 144pp / 2012 detailed analysis of the nature of public-private Focusing on workers in Canada and Mexico and partnerships and identifies the seven most common using a gender and race analysis, this book paints types, from service operations and maintenance a bleak portrait of the lives of working people, contracts to various forms of design-build-operate where workers and their families continually schemes. The murky world of P3 economics and negotiate the effects of neoliberal economic and financing, as well as all of the potential risks, is social change. rendered understandable. We are also treated to a comprehensive review of federal and provincial policies since the 1990s aimed at advancing such Good Places to Live projects. Those seeking a serious analysis of P3 Poverty and Public Housing in Canada contracts and schemes will not be disappointed.” Jim Silver — Chronicle Herald pb 9781552664148 / $21.95 / 160pp / 2011 “Silver shows that residents working together to rebuild their community is an innovative and proven concept.” — Prairie Books NOW

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Race / Racism

Stand Together or Fall Apart Visitor Professionals Working My Life in Canada with Immigrant Families Anthony Stewart Judith K. Bernhard pb 9781552666869 / $21.95 / 120pp / 2014 pb 9781552665251 / $18.95 / 128pp / 2012 On the issue of racism, Canadians tend to “A unique resource that should be in arms-reach of compare themselves favourably to Americans and every professional dealing with immigrants and their to rely on a concession that Canadian racism, if children in Canada.” it exists at all, is more “subtle.” Stewart contends — Harald Bauder, Ryerson Centre that as a Black Canadian, the Canada that he sees for Immigration and Settlement is different from the idealized Canada of Tim Hortons commercials, Hockey Night in Canada and countless other imaginings. It’s a Canada that Race and Well-Being takes credit for a level of open-mindedness that far The Lives, Hopes and Activism exceeds its reality. of African Canadians Carl James, Wanda Thomas Bernard, David Este, Akua Benjamin, Bethan Lloyd Asian Immigrants & Tana Turner in “Two Canadas” pb 9781552663547 / $22.95 / 160pp / 2010 Racialization, Marginalization Experiences of racism, combined with other and Deregulated Work social and economic factors, affect the health and Habiba Zaman well-being of African Canadians. pb 9781552664797 / $18.95 / 128pp / 2012 The Basics Series Black Canadians This book demonstrates a shared experience of History, Experience, Social Conditions, precariousness and insecurity — an experience 2nd Edition that has led to a broad-based alliance of Asian immigrant workers aimed at addressing workplace Joseph Mensah security and rights. pb 9781552663455 / $34.95 / 304pp / 2010 “The book is extremely thorough and is quite impressive in its ability to work across a broad sweep of approaches and methodologies.” Islamophobia and the — Anthony Stewart, Bucknell Question of Muslim Identity The Politics of Difference and Solidarity Deadly Fever Evelyn Leslie Hamdon Racism, Disease and Media Panic pb 9781552663394 / $18.95 / 112pp / 2010 Charles T. Adeyanju The Basics Series This book is a critical analysis of a Muslim group pb 9781552663417 / $18.95 / 132pp / 2010 in Canada that has been working to challenge The Basics Series Islamophobia in their community. Through Through a content analysis of four major discussions with members of the coalition the Canadian newspapers and interviews with author explores the tensions that arise from these journalists, medical practitioners and members internal differences, and in doing so demonstrates of the Black community, Adeyanju shows how a the diversity of Muslim identity — and challenges potent mixture of race, gender and immigration the stereotypical image that has permeated the was at the heart of a public panic about a West for centuries. rumoured case of the deadly Ebola virus.

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Research for Social Justice Research Is Ceremony A Community-Based Approach Indigenous Research Methods Adje van de Sande & Karen Schwartz Shawn Wilson pb 9781552664414 / $24.95 / 200pp / 2011 pb 9781552662816 / $21.95 / 144pp / 2008 (short discount only) This book describes a research paradigm shared The book is intended for social work students by Indigenous scholars in Canada and Australia, engaged in community-based research who and demonstrates how this paradigm can be wish to follow a structural approach. Research put into practice. Relationships don’t just shape for Social Justice shows how the structural Indigenous reality, they are our reality. Indigenous perspective and anti-oppressive principles, researchers develop relationships with ideas in which view social problems as rooted in social, order to achieve enlightenment in the ceremony economic and political inequality, are integrated that is Indigenous research. Indigenous research into research design. is the ceremony of maintaining accountability to these relationships.

Social Mo vements

The Radical Imagination In Pursuit of Justice Social Movement Research Just Us! Coffee Roasters Co-op in the Age of Austerity and the Fair Trade Movement Max Haiven & Alex Khasnabish Stacey Byrne & Errol Sharpe pb 9781552666937 / $26.95 / 256pp / 2014 Preface by Gavin Fridell Canadian rights only pb 9781552666876 / $19.95 / 144pp / 2014 The radical imagination is that spark of “Byrne and Sharpe have done an admirable job of difference, desire and discontent that can be tracing the promise and pitfalls of Canada’s most fanned into the flames of social change. Yet what ambitious venture in fair trade. Far from a puff piece, precisely is the imagination and what might make In Pursuit of Justice uses context and clarity to show it “radical”? the obstacles facing those who would build an economy based on solidarity rather than business-as-usual.” —Richard Swift, author ofSOS: Alternatives to Capitalism

Activism That Works Inner City Renovation Elizabeth Whitmore, Maureen G. Wilson How a Social Enterprise & Avery Calhoun, eds. Changes Lives and Communities pb 9781552664117 / $22.95 / 192pp / 2011 Marty Donkervoort This book is about successful activism as Foreword by Jack Quarter described by activists from nine diverse groups pb 9781552665817 / 18.95 / 136pp / 2013 and organizations across Canada reflecting on This book documents the impact social enterprise their work. The extraordinary richness and variety has on employees and the community and of stories that participants told us constitute the reflects on the capacity of social enterprises as an heart of the book. Also explored are the complex alternative to corporate capitalist enterprises. interrelationships between the work of activists and their effectiveness in the current economic, social and political context.

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Social / Political Theory

Twenty-first Century Socialism Human Development Is There Life After Neo-Liberalism? Lessons from the Cuban Revolution Atilio A. Boron Henry Veltmeyer Translated by Susan Ashdown pb 9781552666883 / $19.95 / 136pp / 2014 pb 9781552666555 / $24.95 / 160pp / 2014 Veltmeyer examines the Cuban Revolution from World English rights only the perspective of socialist human development, “An absolute must read for anyone interested in critiquing the notion of human development used developments in Latin America and concerned about by the United Nations Development Programme the current world (dis)order of global capitalism and to rescue capitalism from its fundamental the movement of people across the world to hasten its contradictions and give a human face to an demise.” exploitative and destructive development process. — Henry Veltmeyer, Saint Mary’s University and Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas

Revitalizing the Classics Capital and Its Discontents What Past Social Theorists Conversations with Radical Can Teach Us Today Thinkers in a Time of Tumult Tony Simmons Sasha Lilley, ed. pb 9781552665558 / $44.95 / 376pp / 2013 pb 9781552663943 / $21.95 / 320pp / 2010 (short discount only) Canadian rights only This is a lively introductory text that relates The Spectre Series classical social theories to contemporary social “In this fine set of interviews, an A-list of radical events. Simmons shows just how relevant classical political economists demonstrates why their skills social theories are in our present world, offering us are indispensible to understanding today’s multiple analysis and clarification of a range of issues, from economic and ecological crises.” war, poverty and environmental destruction, to the — Raj Patel, author of Stuffed and Starved sensory overload experienced in the digital age. and The Value of Nothing

Socialist Re gister

Socialist Register 2014 Socialist Register 2015 Registering Class Transforming Classes Leo Panitch, Greg Albo Leo Panitch & Greg Albo, eds. & Vivek Chibber, eds. pb 9781552666890 / $29.95 / 300pp / 2014 pb 9781552665930 / $29.95 / 300pp / 2013 Canadian rights only Canadian rights only The contributors examine the ways in which Today’s economic crisis has been deployed to class is being transformed in the Global South, extend the class struggle from above while many the organization of workers in the workplace and resistances have been explicitly cast in terms of community, and the myriad forces shaping and class struggles from below. The fiftieth volume reshaping the lives of workers today. of the Socialist Register addresses how capitalist classes are reorganizing and the structure and composition of the working classes in the twenty- first century.

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The Healing Journey Decolonizing Trauma Work Intimate Partner Abuse and Indigenous Stories and Strategies Its Implications in the Labour Market Renee Linklater Linda DeRiviere pb 9781552666586 / $22.95 / 176pp / 2014 pb 9781552666548 / $18.95 / 176pp / 2014 Linklater offers purposeful and practical methods Understanding Violence Series to help individuals and communities that have co-published with RESOLVE experienced trauma, through stories and strategies Based on findings from a seven-wave study that are grounded in Indigenous worldviews and coordinated by RESOLVE, a family violence embedded with cultural knowledge. Decolonizing research centre, The Healing Journey offers a Trauma Work is a resource for education and startling analysis of intimate partner abuse and its training programs, health care practitioners, negative effects on women’s earnings, education healing centres, clinical services and policy and vocational training as well as in the labour initiatives. market itself.

Failure to Protect About Canada: Poverty Moving Beyond Gendered Responses Jim Silver Susan Strega, Julia Krane, pb 9781552666814 $17.95 Simon Lapierre, Cathy Richardson ebook 9781552666999 $17.95 / 190pp / 2014 & Rosemary Carlton, eds. About Canada Series “Comprehensive and often provocative…a major pb 9781552665565 / $24.95 / 192pp / 2013 contribution to our understanding of poverty Failure-to-protect policies and practices in Canada.” are intended to better ensure the safety and — Grace-Edward Galabuzi, Ryerson University protection of children. Beyond a critique of child “Jim Silver’s conclusion is challenging Canadians protection systems, the book proposes innovative to demand our governments to invest in poverty and effective alternatives to policies and practices reduction solutions.” — Kathy Mallet, long-time informed by failure to protect. Indigenous activist in Winnipeg

Wícihitowin Doing Anti-Oppressive Practice Aboriginal Social Work in Canada Social Justice Social Work, 2nd Edition Raven Sinclair, Michael Anthony Hart Donna Baines, ed. & Gord Bruyere, eds. pb 9781552664100 $37.95 / hb 9781552664285 $59.95 pb 9781552663172 / $34.95 / 256pp / 2009 352pp / 2011 (short discount only) (short discount only) “This has been a helpful text for examining issues “This book must be included in every social work of gender and oppression through an intersectional program in Canada and acknowledged for what it lens. The book not only introduces ‘anti-oppressive represents — a seismic transformation, new life, hope, practice’ as a current form of progressive social work, and understanding for the social work profession.” but also provides helpful illustrations on topics such — Shelly Johnson, Thompson Rivers University as indigenous pathways to anti-oppressive practice, bridging the practice-activism divide, anti-oppressive practice in child welfare, and restructuring and everyday resistance. A range of Canadian authors describe strategies, highlight issues and raise practical dilemmas inherent in practising social work from an anti-oppressive perspective.” — Lyn Ferguson, University of Manitoba

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Sociology

How Societies Work Understanding Societies Class, Power, and Change, 5th Edition Readings for Introductory Sociology Joanne Naiman Gillian Balfour, ed. pb 9781552664650 $54.95 / hb 9781552664810 $74.95 pb 9781552665367 / $19.95 / 200pp / 2012 384pp / 2012 (short discount only) (short discount only) Instructor resources available Designed as a companion reader for Joanne ”In my opinion, it’s the best introduction to sociology Naiman’s How Societies Work, each chapter text I’ve seen, and I wouldn’t use any other.” illustrates how sociologists think about social — Avis Mysyk, Cape Breton University inequality, power and social transformation. Students will read about racial profiling, wrongful convictions, homophobia, human trafficking, professional sports, sweatshop labour and Life at the Intersection residential schools. Community, Class and Schooling Carl E. James pb 9781552664704 / $18.95 / 136pp / 2012 Power and Resistance This book focuses on young people’s educational Critical Thinking About Canadian experiences and expectations and argues that Social Issues, 5th Edition schooling programs must consider socio- geographic context in their efforts to be socially Les Samuelson & Wayne Antony, eds. and culturally relevant. pb 9781552664742 $49.95 / hb 9781552664834 $69.95 496pp / 2012 (short discount only) “Power and Resistance is a great resource for The Ocean Ranger teaching. I have used it for a variety of courses at Remaking the Promise of Oil different levels of study. It combines theoretical rigour with an empirical enquiry over a broad range of Susan Dodd topics relevant to Canadian politics and society in an 2013 Atlantic Book Award for Scholarly Writing Winner accessible and engaging style.” — Dennis Pilon, York University pb 9781552664643 $24.95 ebook 9781552665695 $24.95 / 200pp / 2012 “Delves into the complexity of the underlying issues, the holes in government safety regulations, and both Jamaica in the the ecological damage and the collective trauma Canadian Experience caused by the Ocean Ranger.” A Multiculturalizing Presence — Chronicle Herald Carl E. James & Andrea Davis, eds. pb 9781552665350 / $29.95 / 352pp / 2012 Out of Left Field “The book offers us a generous and hopeful vision of Social Inequality and Sports multiculturalism, peopled by the daily joys, trials and aspirations of generations of Jamaican-Canadians Gamal Abdel-Shehid who are neither simply urban residents nor recent & Nathan Kalman-Lamb arrivals, and whose presence is key to understanding pb 9781552664391 / $22.95 / 154pp / 2011 what it means to be Canadian today.” — Alissa Trotz, University of Toronto This introductory text for post-secondary classes in kinesiology and physical education deals with several main themes in critical social theory (such as economic, racial, gender) and applies them to high-performance sport.

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Girl Trouble Feminism and Men Panic and Progress in the Nikki Van der Gaag History of Young Women pb 9781552666944 / $27.50 / 256pp / 2014 Carol Dyhouse Canadian rights only pb 9781552666913 / $16.95 / 328pp / 2014 What is men’s position in the feminist story? Canadian rights only Though men still hold the power in the boardroom, in parliament and often in the family Whether it be stories of “brazen flappers” staying too, their attitudes towards women — and out, and up, all night in the 1920s, inappropriate towards themselves — have changed very little places for Mars bars in the 1960s or Courtney over the decades. Has feminism itself left some Love’s mere existence in the 1990s, bad girls have men confused and others angry, with concerns been a mass-media staple for more than a century. that “men are losing out”? And yet, despite the continued obsession with their perceived faults and blatant disobedience, girls are infinitely better off today than they were a century ago.

Beyond the Fragments Gendered Intersections Feminism and the Making of Socialism An Introduction to Women’s Sheila Rowbotham, Lynne Segal and Gender Studies, 2nd Edition & Hilary Wainwright C. Lesley Biggs, Susan Gingell pb 9781552665909 / $24.95 / 334pp / 2013 & Pamela Downe, eds. Canadian rights only pb 9781552664131 $54.95 / hb 9781552664292 $74.95 This book was written to create stronger 512pp / 2011 (short discount only) bonds of solidarity in a new left movement Resources available online that incorporated feminist experiences and This second edition examines the intersections perspectives. This new, updated version returns across and between gender, race, culture, class, to the fraught question of how to consolidate ability, sexuality, age and geographical location diverse upsurges of rebellion into effective, open, from the diverse perspectives of academics, artists democratic left coalitions in the face of deepening and activists. This new edition brings a greater recessions, environmental pollution, falling wages focus on politics, and gender and the law. and severe welfare cuts.

White Femininity Reconsidering Knowledge Race, Gender and Power Feminism and the Academy Katerina Deliovsky Meg Luxton & Mary Jane Mossman, eds. pb 9781552663523 / $24.95 / 192pp / 2010 pb 9781552664766 / $29.95 / 168pp / 2012 This book examines the ways in which Connecting early stories of women who defied white women are coerced and compelled to their exclusion from knowledge creation to demonstrate an allegiance to whiteness. contemporary challenges for feminism in universities, this collection assesses how feminist knowledge has influenced dominant thinking and transformed teaching and learning.

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ABOUT CANADA: DISABILITY RIGHTS Deborah Stienstra 136pp pb-9781552664629 $17.95 168pp 9781552663134 $18.95 2009 hb-9781552664636 $34.95 ebook-9781552665688 $17.95 2012 (p26) BATHTUBS BUT NO WATER Gerry Steele 112pp 9781552664056 $14.95 2011 ABOUT CANADA: HEALTH AND ILLNESS Dennis Raphael BECOMING AN ALLY 3rd Edition Anne Bishop 208pp 9781552667231 $27.95 2015 (p3) 172pp pb-9781552663752 $17.95 hb-9781552663882 $34.95 2010 BEHIND THE RHETORIC Jennifer Poole 126pp 9781552664179 $19.95 2011 ABOUT CANADA: HEALTH CARE Pat Armstrong & Hugh Armstrong BETWEEN HOPE AND DESPAIR Donna M. Chovanec 128pp 9781552662991 $18.95 2009 158pp 9781552662465 $17.95 2008 BETWEEN TERROR AND DEMOCRACY James Le Sueur ABOUT CANADA: IMMIGRATION Nupur Gogia & Bonnie Slade 192pp 9781552662564 $24.95 2010 Canadian rights only 144pp pb-9781552664070 $17.95 hb-9781552664315 $34.95 2011 BEYOND CRIMINOLOGY Paddy Hillyard, Christina Pantazis, Steve Tombs & Dave Gordon, eds. 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BRINGING THE FOOD ECONOMY HOME Helena Norberg-Hodge, Todd Merrifield & Steven Gorelick CUBA Issac Saney 248pp 9781552661147 $24.95 2003 Canadian rights only 158pp 9781552660829 $22.95 2002 Canadian rights only CUBA AND ITS NEIGHBOURS Arnold August BROKE BUT UNBROKEN Augusta Dwyer 176pp pb-9781552664063 $19.95 284pp 9781552664049 $29.95 2012 (p34) Canadian rights only ebook-9781552665114 $19.95 2011 (p30) Canadian rights only CULTIVATING UTOPIA Kregg Hetherington 126pp 9781552661727 $18.95 2005 BROWN SKINS, WHITE MASKS Hamid Dabashi CULTURAL INCLUSION DIVERSITY IN CHILD CARE Diversity in Childcare Queensland 112pp 9781552664247 $25.95 2011 Canadian rights only 90pp 9781740060561 $140 2003 Canadian rights only BUILDING A BETTER WORLD, 2nd Edition Errol Black & Jim Silver DAVID LEVINE AFFAIR, THE Randal Marlin 176pp 9781552660034 $18.95 1998 202pp 9781552662601 $27.95 2008 DEADLINES AND DIVERSITY Valerie Alia, Brian Brennan & Barry Hoffmaster BURDENS OF FREEDOM, THE Padraic Kenny 264pp 9781895686548 $29.95 1996 190pp 9781552662052 $22.95 2006 Canadian rights only DEADLY FEVER Charles T. Adeyanju 136pp 9781552663417 $18.95 2010 (p35) BUTTERBOX BABIES Bette L. Cahill 224pp 9781552662137 $22.95 2006 DEBRIEFING ELSIPOGTOG Miles Howe CALCULATED KINDNESS Rose Baaba Folson 166pp 9781552661314 $22.95 2004 128pp pb-9781552667446 $18.95 ebook-9781552667491 $18.95 2015 (p6) CANADA AND ISRAEL Yves Engler 240pp 9781552663554 $15.95 2010 (p30) DECOLONALIZATION AND EMPIRE John Saul CANADA IN AFRICA Yves Engler 280pp 9781552667620 $24.95 2015 (p8) 208pp 9781552662472 $24.95 2008 Canadian rights only CANADA IN HAITI Anthony Fenton & Yves Engler 120pp 9781552663554 $14.95 2005 DECOLONIZING TRAUMA WORK Renee Linklater 176pp 9781552666586 $22.95 2014 (p38) CANADA’S DEADLY SECRET Jim Harding 272pp 9781552662267 $26.95 2007 DEGLOBALIZATION Walden Bello 259pp 9781552661352 $19.95 2004 Canadian rights only CANADA’S NATIONAL CHILD BENEFIT Douglas Durst 128pp 9781552660096 $18.95 1999 DEMONSTRATIONS Olivier Fillieule & Danielle Tartakowsky CANADIAN LABOUR IN CRISIS David Camfield 168pp 9781552664162 $21.95 2011 168pp 9781552665589 $18.95 2013 World English rights only CANADIAN SOCIAL POLICY RENEWAL, 1994-2000 William Warriner & Ian Peach DESTINATION IN DOUBT Stephen Lovell 192pp 9781552662038 $22.95 2006 Canadian rights only 192pp 9781552662533 $24.95 2007 DEVELOPMENT AFTER GLOBALIZATION John S. 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