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Women and Gendered Violence in Canada: An Intersectional Approach, 2nd edition
This book looks at the societal structures at play in gendered violence in Canada, including interpersonal, workplace, and structural, using first person narratives to examine the issue. This updated second edition of Women and Gendered Violence in Canada looks at recent shifts and changes in Canadian society, discourses and laws.
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Natasha Tusikov
2026
Natasha Tusikov
2026
Natasha Tusikov
2026
This special issue “Resisting Surveillance Through Data Visibility and Invisibility” looks ito workplace surveillance including Ring doorbells, facial-recognition technologies, period-tracking ...
Mohamed Sesay
2026
Sierra Leone's land governance reform policies are often based on the neoliberal assumption that market growth, gender equality and women's ...
Ozgun E. Topak
2026
The European Union (EU) authorities use drones and other border surveillance systems to track migrant boats departing from the Libyan coasts heading ...
Ozgun E. Topak
2026
Surveillance and the Dossier delves into how dossiers, both paper-based and digital, have been used by governments both historically and in contemporary ...
Tuulia Law
2026
This book looks at the societal structures at play in gendered violence in Canada, including interpersonal, workplace, and structural, using ...
Natasha Tusikov
2026
Looking to the Australian “robodebt” scandal in which an algorithm wrongly determined hundreds of thousands of people committed welfare fraud, ...
Mohamed Sesay
2025
This paper develops a postcolonial perspective on norm localization to argue that the contradictory conduct of African states in the ...
Ozgun E. Topak
2025
This paper extends the “authoritarian surveillance as a practice”(Topak, Mekouar, and Cavatorta 2022) perspective by focusing on the major trends thatshape authoritarian surveillance in three different ...
Ozgun E. Topak
2025
Israel, the occupying power in Palestine, has been deploying various systems of surveillance to gather communication, visual, biometric, geospatial and other forms ...
Natasha Tusikov
2025
Trump has made repeated threats to annex Canada. As the US is no longer a military or economic ally to Canada, this ...
Natasha Tusikov
2025
The right to repair, which is the right to fix the goods ourselves or choose an independent repairer, is essential to innovation, autonomy and ...
Natasha Tusikov
2025
Based on findings from a SSHRC-funded grant on the governance of period-tracking apps, this article explores what we term “humanitarian femtech.” ...
Ozgun E. Topak
2024
This paper draws on fieldwork interviews with migrants who fled their home countries (Somalia, Eritrea, and Sudan) and irregularly traveled ...
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