Contemporary Inequalities and Social Justice in Canada

Janine Brodie is Distinguished University Professor and Canada Research Chair in Political Economy and Social Governance at the University of Alberta.

"Contemporary Inequalities and Social Justice in Canada is a refreshing burst of expertise and erudition. There is little doubt that it will help students, scholars, and activists chart a new course toward dismantling ineffective structures of old, creating instead the kind of transformative ‘political imaginaries’ that are worthy of the best of our labors."- Maggie Quirt, York University (British Journal of Canadian Studies)

• AcknowledgementsPart 1: Contemporary Perspectives on Social Justice 1. Janine Brodie, Inequalities and Social Justice in Crisis Times2. David Robichaud, Social Justice and the Extinction of Homo Crusoeconomicus3. Malinda Smith, Diversity in Theory and Practice: Dividends, Downsides, and Dead-EndsPart 2: Living Precariously: Social Justice for Whom?4. Judy Fudge, Justice for Whom? Migrant Workers in Canada5. Grace-Edward Galabuzi, Post-Racialism and the "Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion" Project6. Hayden King, Treaty Making and Breaking in Settler Colonial CanadaPart 3: Activism and Alternative Futures7. Meenal Shrivastava, Perils of Petroculture in a Neoliberal Resource Economy8. Alexa Degagné, On Anger and Its Uses for Activism9. Judy Rebick, Social Movements on the Path to Economic and Social EqualityBibliographyIndex