| Part 1: Theories, concepts, politics, and identification -- Studying race and racism in 21st-century Canada / Sean P. Hier -- Prospects for a post-race sociology / Robert Carter -- Speaking race: silence, salience, and the politics of anti-racist scholarship / George J. Sefa Dei -- Whiteness studies: race, diversity, and the new essentialism / Vic Satzewich -- Part II: Racism and structural patterns of incorporation in Canada -- Reivisiting equity and labour: immigration, gender, minority status, and income differentials in Canada / Derek Hum and Wayne Simpson -- Recent mainland Chinese immigrants and covert racism in Canada / Li Zong -- Incorporation of aboriginal labour / Terry Wotherspoon -- Canada's guest workers: racialized, gendered, and flexible / Ricardo Trumper and Lloyd L. Wong -- Part III: Articulations of race and gender -- Exploring articulations of "race" and gender: going beyond singular categories / Enakshi Dua -- Racing and erasing: law and gender in white settler societies / Patricia A. Monture -- Notes towards establishing a property interest in aboriginal culture / Cheryl Suzack -- Racialization of gender, work, and transitional migration: the experience of Chinese immigrant women in Canada / Guida Man -- Part IV: Multiculturalism, anti-racism, and public policy -- Public policy and racism: myths, realities, and challenges / Dhiru Patel -- Canada's multicultural policy: a critical realist narrative / Rennie Warburton -- Troubles with "anti-racist multiculturalism": the challenges of anti-racist and feminist activism / Sarita Srivastava -- Expansion of the Canadian polis: replicating international legal norms of indigenous self-determination in the Canadian context / Jennifer E. Dalton. |