Law as a gendering practice /
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Don Mills, Ont. ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
2000
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Dorothy E. Chunn and Danny Lacombe
- Líntersectionalité: feminisms in a divided world (Québec-Canada) / Marie-Claire Belleau
- Justice and law: passion, power, prejudice, and So-called Pedophilia / Shannon Bell and Joseph Couture
- Rape uncodified: reconsidering Bill C-49 Amendments to Canadian Sexual Assault Laws / Kevin Bonnycastle
- Victim, nuisance, fallen women, outlaw, worker? making the identity prostitute in Canadian criminal law / Deborah Brock
- Mothers, other mothers, and others: the legal challenges and contradictions of lesbian parents / Shelley A.M. Gavigan
- Theory and practice: clinical law and Aboriginal People / Dara Culhane and Renne Taylor
- On law and hegemonic moments: looking beyond the law towards subjectivities of Subaltern Women / Parin Dossa
- Custody, access and relocation in a mobile society: (En)Gendering the best interests principle / Susan B. Boyd
- Limited by law? Gender, corporate law, and the family firm / Mary Condon
- If choice is the answer, what is the question? Spelunking in Symes v. Canada / Rebecca Johnson