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Racialization, crime, and criminal justice in Canada / Wendy Chan and Dorothy Chunn.

Chan, Wendy, 1966- (author.). Chunn, Dorothy E. (-author).

Summary:

Race still matters in Canada, and in the context of crime and criminal justice, it matters a lot. In this book, the authors focus on the ways in which racial minority groups are criminalized, as well as the ways in which the Canadian criminal justice system is racialized. Employing an intersectional analysis, Chan and Chunn explore how the connection between race and crime is further affected by class, gender, and other social relations.The text covers not only conventional topics such as policing, sentencing, and the media, but also neglected areas such as the criminalization of immigration, poverty, and mental illness.

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  • ISBN: 9781442605749 (pbk.)
  • ISBN: 1442605749
  • Physical Description: xxi, 216 p. ; 23 cm.
  • Publisher: Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 2014.

Content descriptions

Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note:
Part One. Concepts, theories, approaches -- Concepts and theories about race, racialization, and criminal justice -- Part Two. Constructing criminal justice -- Intersectionality, crime, and criminal justice -- Race, crime, and mental health -- Media representations of race, crime, and criminal justice -- Part Three. Administering criminal justice -- Race, racism, and policing -- Race, sentencing, and imprisonment -- Criminal victimization and hate crimes -- Part Four. Criminalizing racial groups -- The racialization of national security -- The racialization of immigration surveillance -- The criminalization and racialization of poverty.
Subject: Discrimination in criminal justice administration > Canada.
Racism in criminology > Canada.
Crime and race > Canada.
Minorities > Legal status, laws, etc. > Canada.
Criminal justice, Administration of > Canada.

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Acknowledgments xi
Introduction xiii
The Racialization of Crime
xvi
Structure of the Book
xix
Part One Concepts, Theories, Approaches 2(23)
Chapter One Concepts and Theories about Race, Racialization, and Criminal Justice
3(22)
Conceptualizing Race, Racism, and Racial Difference
3(11)
The Racialization of Crime and Criminal Justice in Canada To The Criminalization of Racial Groups
14(11)
Part Two Constructing Criminal Justice 25(44)
Chapter Two Intersectionality, Crime, and Criminal Justice
27(12)
Intersectionality and Feminist Criminologies
27(1)
Who Is an (In)Credible Lawbreaker or Victim of Crime?
28(2)
Normative Expectations and Criminal Justice
30(2)
The "But For" Phenomenon
32(1)
Rethinking the "Criminal-Victim" Dichotomy
33(3)
Intersectionality and Equality
36(3)
Chapter Three Race, Crime, and Mental Health
39(16)
Anti-Psychiatry and Critiques of the Psy Complex
39(2)
Racial Discrimination, Racial Disparities, and Mental Health
41(4)
Mad or Bad? Categorizing Dual Deviants
45(2)
Diagnosing Dangerousness: Mental Illness and Violence
47(2)
Deinstitutionalization and the Criminalization of Madness
49(6)
Chapter Four Media Representations of Race, Crime, and Criminal Justice
55(14)
Newsworthiness and Crime Reporting
55(1)
Race, Crime, and Moral Panics
56(6)
Crime and Criminal Justice as Spectacle
62(7)
Part Three Administering Criminal Justice 69(48)
Chapter Five Race, Racism, and Policing
71(16)
Policing Under the Radar
74(3)
Racial Profiling and Police "Stop and Search" Decisions
77(4)
Race and Police Use of Force
81(6)
Chapter Six Race, Sentencing, and Imprisonment
87(14)
Gendering Criminal justice
88(2)
Race and the Criminal Justice Process
90(6)
Unintended Consequences of Criminal Justice Reform
96(5)
Chapter Seven Criminal Victimization and Hate Crimes
101(16)
Victimization of Women
104(3)
Racialized Youth and Criminal Victimization
107(3)
Hate Crimes in Canada
110(7)
Part Four Criminalizing Racial, Groups 117(84)
Chapter Eight The Racialization of National Security
119(14)
Legislative Changes
120(2)
The New Enemy
122(2)
The Exceptional State?
124(2)
Bolstering Domestic Security
126(7)
Chapter Nine The Racialization of Immigration Surveillance
133(16)
Migration Surveillance
135(2)
Preventing and Deterring Unwanted Migration
137(2)
Detention and Deportation
139(3)
The Rise of Anti-Immigration
142(7)
Chapter Ten The Criminalization and Racialization of Poverty
149(52)
Rolling Back State Support
151(3)
The "Undeserving" Poor
154(3)
Penalizing and Criminalizing Poor People
157(6)
References
163(36)
Legal Cases Cited
199(2)
Index 201


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