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Critical Studies in Gender, Culture & Social Justice
Études critiques sur le genre, la culture, et la justice

Volume 37, Number 2, 2015 Critical Perspectives on Canadian Anti-Trafficking Discourse and Policy and Canadian Women Challenge the Constitution

Table of contents (13 articles)

  1. Editorial

Critical Perspectives on Canadian Anti-Trafficking Discourse

  1. Critical Perspectives on Canadian Anti-Trafficking Discourse and Policy
  2. Producing the ‘Trafficked Woman’: Canadian Newspaper Reporting on Eastern European Exotic Dancers During the 1990s
  3. Representing Colonial Violence: Trafficking, sex work, and the violence of law
  4. Fighting Wrongs with Wrongs? How Canadian Anti-Trafficking Crusades Have Failed Sex Workers, Migrants, and Indigenous Communities
  5. Punished for Strength: Sex Worker Activism and the Anti-Trafficking Movement
  6. Evidence that Evidence Doesn't Matter: The Case of Human Trafficking in Canada

Canadian Women Challenge the Constitution: The Story Behind the Story

  1. Introduction. Women Challenging the Constitution: New Evidence
  2. The Fight for Substantive Equality: Women's Activism and Section 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  3. Constitutionalizing Women's Equality Rights: There is Always Room For Improvement
  4. What Section 15 has Achieved
  5. Work Women Did to Make Constitutional Rights Work for Women
  6. The Perpetuation of a Myth: The Anderson-Axworthy Affair

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