IJR Volume 7

 

Annual Review of Interdisciplinary Justice Research (IJR), Representing Justice, Volume 7: Winter 2018, editors Steven Kohm, Kevin Walby, Kelly Gorkoff, Michelle Bertrand and Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land, Centre for Interdisciplinary Justice Studies (CIJS), The University of Winnipeg, ISSN 1925-2420

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Table of Contents

Each heading links to PDF of that chapter.

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Articles

 

• Introduction: Representing Justice - Kevin Walby, Steven Kohm, Kelly Gorkoff, Michelle Bertrand and Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land

• Urban Imaginaries in Canadian Crime Film: Entanglements of Crime and Place in Running with the Hitman - Sonia Bookman

• Favela Law and City of God - Suzanne Bouclin

• Representing Justice in Indigenous Canadian Crime Films - Steven Kohm and Taylor Richtik

• Re-presenting Transactions: Prosecuting a Police-involved Shooting with Video Evidence - Patrick G. Watson

• An Exploratory Study of Public Perceptions of Police Conduct Depicted in Body Worn Camera Footage on YouTube - Christopher J. Schneider

• Representing Indigenous Protest on Twitter: Examining the Social Media Dialogue that Accompanied a Single Image of the DAPL Protests at Standing Rock - James Popham and Latasha VanEvery

• Violence against Women in the Slums of India: An Unequal Representation of Justice - Dipa Dube and John Winterdyk

• Beyond Impact Factor Fetishism: Representing Justice in Criminal Justice and Criminology Journals - Kevin Walby and Steven Kohm

• Psychiatric Post-anarchism: a New Direction for Insurrection in the Mental Health System - Matthew S. Johnston and Rhys Steckle

• Representing Survivors: A Critical Analysis of Recommendations to Resolve Northern Ireland’s Historical Child Abuse Claims - Patricia Lundy and Kathleen Mahoney

• Conscious Representations: Critically Interrogating the Engagements and Representations of Extralegal Discourse in R. v. J.A. - Lauren Menzie

• Accessing Diversion from Custody: Retention and Classification in a Drug Treatment Court - Michael Weinrath, Kelly Gorkoff, Joshua Watts, Calum Smee, Zachary Allard, Michael Bellan, Sarah Lumsden, and Melissa Cattini

• “Me Time”: (Re)Presenting Self and Carceral Spaces - James Gacek

• Standardizing ‘Corrections’: The Politics of Prison Expansionism and Settler Colonial Representations of Punishment in Nunavut - Kara Brisson-Boivin

• Getting “Beyond the Fence”: Interrogating the Backstage Production, Marketing and Evaluation of CSC’s Virtual Tour - Jarrod Shook, Justin Piché and Kevin Walby

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Book Reviews

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• Review of Peretz, Eyal. 2017. The Off-Screen  - Lester Andrist

• Review of Harper, Stephen. 2017. Screening Bosnia - Jasmina Gavrankapetanović-Redžić