INTRODUCTION; CONTRIBUTORS; PART I WHAT IS SOCIOLOGY? THEORIES & RESEARCH METHODS; 1. Intellectual Citizenship and Incarnation: A Reply to Stanley Fish; PETER EGLIN; 2. Anticipating Burawoy: John Porter's Public Sociology; RICK HELMES-HAYES; 3. Indigenous Spaces in Sociology; PATRICIA D. MCGUIRE; 4. Reading Reflexively; BRUCE CURTIS; 5. Francophone and Anglophone Sociologists in Canada: Diverging, Converging, or Parallel Trends?; JEAN-PHILIPPE WARREN; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART II CULTURE; 6. Maintaining Control? Masculinity and Internet Pornography; STEVE GARLICK; 7. What a Girl Wants, What a Girl Needs: Examining Cultural Change and Ideas about Gender Equality in Relationship Self-Help Books, 1960-2009; 8. The Bonds of Things; STEPHEN HAROLD RIGGINS; 9. Nationalism from Below; SLOBODAN DRAKULIC; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART III SOCIALIZATION; 10. Cyberspace and Men Who Have Sex with Men: Online Subcultures and Socialization; ANTHONY LOMBARDO; 11. The Ecology of Drinking: Revisiting the Role of the Campus Environment on Students' Drinking Patterns; NANCY BEAUREGARD; 12. Duality and Diversity in the Lives of Immigrant Children: Rethinking the 'Problem of the Second Generation' in Light of Immigrant Autobiographies; NEDIM KARAKAYALI; 13. 'Even If I Don't Know What I'm Doing I Can Make it Look Like I Know; WHAT I'M DOING': BECOMING A DOCTOR IN THE 1990S; BRENDA L. BEAGAN; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART IV DEVIANCE; 14. Emotions Contests and Reflexivity in the News: Examining Discourse on Youth Crime in Canada; MICHAEL C. ADORJAN; 15. Dirty Harry and the Station Queens: A Mertonian Analysis of Police Deviance; PATRICK F. PARNABY AND MYRA LEYDEN; 16. Legislative Approaches to Prostitution: A Critical Introduction; FRANCES SHAVER; 17. Moral Panic and the Nasty Girl; DANY LACOMBE AND CHRISTIE BARRON; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART V FAMILIES; 18. The More Things Change...The More We Need Child Care, On the Fortieth Anniversary of the Report on the Royal Commission on the Status of Women; PATRIZIA ALBANESE; 19. Keeping the Family Intact: The Lived Experience of Sheltered Homeless Families; ANNETTE TEZLI; 20. Love and Arranged-Marriage in India Today: Negotiating Adulthood; NANCY S. NETTING; 21. Gender Equality and Gender Differences: Parenting, Habitus, and Embodiment (The 2008 Porter Lecture); ANDREA DOUCET; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART VI EDUCATION; 22. The Rise of the 'Research' University: Gendered Outcomes; MAUREEN BAKER; 23. Education, Ethnonationalism, and Non-Violence in Quebec; MATTHEW LANGE; 24. From International Universities to Diverse Local Communities? International Students in Halifax and Beyond; SINZIANA CHIRA; 25. Segregation versus Self-Determination: A Black-and-White Debate on Canada's First Africentric School; SHAUN CHEN; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART VII WORK; 26. 'Suck It Up Buttercup': A Culture of Acceptable Workplace Violence in Group Homes; REUBEN N. ROTH; 27. 'Let's Be Friends': Working within an Accountability Circuit; MARJORIE DEVAULT, MURALI VENKATESH, AND FRANK RIDZI; 28. Profession: A Useful Concept for Sociological Analysis?; TRACEY L. ADAMS; 29. Work Hard, Play Hard?: A Comparison of Male and Female Lawyers' Time in Paid and Unpaid Work and Participation in Leisure Activities; JEAN WALLACE AND MARISA YOUNG; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART VIII AGING & LIFE COURSE; 30. Childlessness and Socio-Economic Characteristics: What Does the Canadian 2006 General Social Survey Tell Us?; ZENAIDA RAVANERA AND RODERIC BEAUJOT; 31. 'Choice' in Filial Care Work: Moving beyond a Dichotomy; LAURA M. FUNK AND KAREN M. KOBAYASHI; 32. From Divergence to Convergence: The Sex Differential in Life Expectancy in Canada, 1971-2000; FRANK TROVATO AND NIRANNANILATHU LALU; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART IX HEALTH; 33. Biocitizenship and Mental Health in a Canadian Context; JEFF STEPNISKY; 34. A Four Year (1996-2000) Analysis of Social Capital and Health Status of Canadians: The Difference that Love Makes; REZA NAKHAIE AND ROBERT ARNOLD; 35. Menstruation by Choice: The Framing of a Controversial Issue; CAROL BERENSON; 36. Placentations; REBECCA SCOTT; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART X INEQUALITY & STRATIFICATION; 37. Pay Equity: Yesterday's Issue?; PAT ARMSTRONG; 38. Red Zones, Empty Alleys, and Giant TVs: Low-Income Youths' Spatial Account of Olympic Host Cities; JACQUELINE KENNELLY; 39. Parents and Traffic Safety: Unequal Risk and Responsibilities to and from School; ARLENE TIGAR MCLAREN AND SYLVIA PARUSEL; 40. Municipal Malaise: Neoliberal Urbanism in Canada; JUSTIN PAULSON AND CARLO FANELLI; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART XI SEX & GENDER; 41. Gold Diggers and Moms: Representations of Women's Identities in Fort McMurray in Chatelaine; SARA O'SHAUGHNESSY; 42. Hyper-Heterosexualitzation, Masculinity and HIV/AIDS Challenges; WESLEY CRICHLOW; 43. Contested Imaginaries Reading Muslim Women and Muslim Women Reading Back: Trasnational Feminist Reading Practices, Pedagogy and Ethical Concerns; LISA TAYLOR; 44. Spinsters and Suspects: Gender and Moral Citizenship in Poison Pen Mystery Novels; RILEY OLSTEAD AND KATHY BISCHOPING; 45. Fleshy Histories: Fatness, Sex/Gender, and the Medicalized Body in the Nineteenth Century; KRISTIN A. HARDY; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART XII IMMIGRATION, RACE, & ETHNICITY; 46. Bridging Understandings: Anishinaabe and White Responses to the Residential School Apology and Prospects for Reconciliation; JEFFREY S. DENIS; 47. The Informal Settlement Sector: Broadening the Lens to Understand Newcomer Integration In Hamilton; VIC SATZEWICH AND WILLIAM SHAFFIR; 48. The New Relationship between Social Sciences and the Indigenous Peoples of Canada; CORA J. VOYAGEUR; 49. Changing Canadian Immigration and Visa Worker Programs: Implications for Nation Building and Social Cohesion; ALAN SIMMONS; 50. Voting across Immigrant Generations; MONICA BOYD AND EMILY LAXER; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART XIII GLOBALIZATION; 51. Policing Terrorism in the Post- 9/11 Era: Critical Challenges and Concerns; CLAUDIO COLAGUORI AND CARLOS TORRES; 52. Infectious Disease, Environmental Change and Social Control; HARRIS ALI; 53. Does a Place Like This Still Matter? Remaking Economic Identity in Post-Resource Communities; NATHAN YOUNG; 54. United Nations and Early Postwar Development: Assembling World Order; SUZAN ILCAN AND ROB AITKEN; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART XIV STATES & GOVERNMENT; 55. Counting, Caste and Confusion during Census Enumeration in Colonial India; KEVIN WALBY AND MICHAEL HAAN; 56. Canada's Rights Revolution: Social Movements and Social Change, 1937-1982; DOMINIQUE CLEMENT; 57. The Economy and Public Opinion on Welfare Spending in Canada; ROBERT ANDERSEN AND JOSH CURTIS; 58. Social Europe and Eastern Europe: Post-Socialist Scholars Grapple with New Models of Social Policy; IVANKA KNEZEVIC; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART XV ENVIRONMENT; 59. 'How Can You Decide about Us without Us?': A Canadian Catastrophe in Copenhagen; SHERRIE STEINER; 60. The Production Modernity in Classic American Whale Hunting; KATJA NEVES; 61. 'Keep It Wild, Keep It Local': Comparing News Media and the Internet as Sites for Environmental Movement Activism for Jumbo Pass, British Columbia; MARK C.J. STODDART AND LAURA MACDONALD; 62. Regulating Agricultural Biotechnology in Canada: Paradoxes and Conflicts of a Closed System; WILHELM PEEKHAUS; 63. The Ontological Geopolitics of Polar Ice; MARK VARDY; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; PART XVI MEDIA; 64. Fallen Women and Rescued Girls: Social Stigma and Media Narratives of the Sex Industry in Victoria, British Columbia, 1980-2005; HELGA KRISTIN HALLGRIMSDOTTIR, CECILIA BENOIT, AND RACHEL PHILLIPS; 65. Feminist Activists On-line: A Study of the PAR-L Research Network; OLLIVIER MICHELE, WENDY ROBBINS, DIANE BEAUREGARD, JENNIFER BRAYTON, AND GENEVIEVE SAUVE; 66. 'Keeping Young Minds Sharp': Children's Cognitive Stimulation and the Rise of Parenting Magazines, 1959-2003; LINDA QUIRKE; 67. Packaging Protest: Media Coverage of Indigenous People's Collective Action; RIMA WILKES, CATHERINE CORRIGALL-BROWN, AND DANIEL J. MYERS; QUESTIONS FOR CRITICAL THOUGHT; GLOSSARY; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
