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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Chapter Seven From: Coming Back to Jail View Fernwood Publishing	Making Change	Elizabeth Comack	12	2018	$1.20 Add
From Part 1 Women, Criminology, and Feminism The Feminist Engagement with Criminology From: Criminalizing Women View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack; Gillian Balfour	35	2014	$3.85 Add
From Part 11 Making Connections: Class/Race/Gender Intersections Part 11 Introduction From: Criminalizing Women View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack; Gillian Balfour	25	2014	$2.75 Add
From Poverty, Street Gangs, and Colonialism From: “Indians Wear Red” View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack; Jim Silver; Larry Morrissette; Lawrence Deane	30	2013	$3.30 Add
From Race and Privilege Understanding Race and Racialization From: Gender, Race & Canadian Law View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack	5	2016	$0.50 Add
From Racializing Violent Crime From: The Power to Criminalize View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack; Gillian Balfour	32	2004	$3.20 Add
From The Feminist Engagement with Criminology From: Gender, Law & Justice View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack	42	2016	$4.20 Add
From Chapter Four From: Coming Back to Jail View Fernwood Publishing	The Lived Experience of Trauma	Elizabeth Comack	44	2018	$4.40 Add
The Power to Criminalize Violence, Inequality and the Law Fernwood Publishing	Law’s power to criminalize–to turn a person into a criminal–is formidable. Traditional legal doctrine argues that law dispenses justice in an impartial and unbiased fashion. …	Elizabeth Comack; Gillian Balfour	199	2004	View
From The Prisoning of Women Meeting Women's Needs From: An Ideal Prison? View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack	11	2005	$1.10 Add
From Chapter Six From: Coming Back to Jail View Fernwood Publishing	The Prisoning of Women	Elizabeth Comack	45	2018	$4.50 Add
From The Trauma Trails of Colonialism From: “Indians Wear Red” View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack; Jim Silver; Larry Morrissette; Lawrence Deane	26	2013	$2.86 Add
From The Trouble With Normal The Growth and Culture of Aboriginal Street Gangs From: “Indians Wear Red” View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack; Jim Silver; Larry Morrissette; Lawrence Deane	40	2013	$4.40 Add
From Theorizing Law From: The Power to Criminalize View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack; Gillian Balfour	30	2004	$3.00 Add
From Theorizing Law From: Gender, Race & Canadian Law View Fernwood Publishing		Elizabeth Comack; Gillian Balfour	30	2016	$3.00 Add
From Chapter Two From: Coming Back to Jail View Fernwood Publishing	Understanding Trauma	Elizabeth Comack	23	2018	$2.30 Add

From

Chapter Seven

From: Coming Back to Jail

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Fernwood Publishing

Making Change

Elizabeth Comack

12

2018

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From

Part 1 Women, Criminology, and Feminism The Feminist Engagement with Criminology

From: Criminalizing Women

View

Fernwood Publishing

Elizabeth Comack; Gillian Balfour

35

2014

$3.85 Add

From

Part 11 Making Connections: Class/Race/Gender Intersections Part 11 Introduction

From: Criminalizing Women

View

Fernwood Publishing

Elizabeth Comack; Gillian Balfour

25

2014

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From

Poverty, Street Gangs, and Colonialism

From: “Indians Wear Red”

View

Fernwood Publishing

Elizabeth Comack; Jim Silver; Larry Morrissette; Lawrence Deane

30

2013

$3.30 Add

From

Race and Privilege Understanding Race and Racialization

From: Gender, Race & Canadian Law

5

$0.50 Add

Racializing Violent Crime

From: The Power to Criminalize

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Fernwood Publishing

Elizabeth Comack; Gillian Balfour

32

2004

$3.20 Add

From

The Feminist Engagement with Criminology

From: Gender, Law & Justice

42

$4.20 Add

Chapter Four

From: Coming Back to Jail

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Fernwood Publishing

The Lived Experience of Trauma

Elizabeth Comack

44

2018

$4.40 Add

The Power to Criminalize

Violence, Inequality and the Law

Fernwood Publishing

Law’s power to criminalize–to turn a person into a criminal–is formidable. Traditional legal doctrine argues that law dispenses justice in an impartial and unbiased fashion. …

Elizabeth Comack; Gillian Balfour

199

2004

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