ABUSING Power: The Canadian Experience Academic Book University Textbook

About crime, law, power and social (in)justice. The contributors include academics, legal practitioners, journalists and social activists who have been studying and struggling for years against the abuse of power in myriad realms of Canadian life, representing the first systematic effort in this country to integrate a variety of topics related to power abuse into a single collection. Each essay's strength is in its capacity to further academic and public understandings of power relations and to illuminate the problem of upperworld wrongdoing. Topics span some of the most controversial issues and notorious examples of power abuse in recent Canadian history. This book is useful as both a primary text in criminology and law courses and as a secondary reader for others who want to contextualize and establish links with their teaching and research in feminist and cultural studies, communications, economics, political science, corporate law, criminal justice, and the sociology of professions. Title: Abusing Power: The Canadian Experience ISBN: 1-55266-047-8 Paperback Editor(s): Susan Boyd, Dorothy Chunn, Robert Menzies Publisher: Fernwood Pages: 287 Publication Date: 2001 Condition: New, unused # FC 111 🛍 🎀 Bundle items from my Closet - Pay only one shipping fee! 🎀 🛍 📦 Same Day Shipping 🚭 Smoke-Free Home 🌟 Top Rated Seller 💰 Want to open a Poshmark Canada account? Sign up with code PRINCESSLABELS to get $15 off your first purchase.