Women and Gendered Violence in Canada An Intersectional Approach, Second Edition

List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments

Introduction: Expanding the Lens on Gendered Violence

Part A: Contextualizing Gendered Violence in Canada

1. An Intersectional Lens on Gendered Violence
2. Situating Canadian Women: Socio-Economic Locations
3. Regulatory Discourses and Representation: How Women Are "Known"

Part B: Interpersonal Violence

4. Everyday Intrusions on the Street, on Campus, and Online
5. Sexual Assault: Laws, Scripts, and Victim Blaming
6. Intimate Partner Violence: "Brutish" Husbands and "Passive" Wives

Part C: Workplace Violence

7. Not "Just A Joke": Worker-On-Worker Sexual Harassment, Bullying, and Microaggressions
8. Just Part of the Job? Predatory, Situational, and Institutional Violence at Work
9. Invisibilized Migrant Women: Over-Regulated and Under-Protected Workers from the Global South

Part D: Structural Violence

10. Neoliberalism, Capitalism, and Governing Women’s Bodies On- and Offline
11. State Violence: Women and the Criminal Justice System
12. Colonial Violence Against Indigenous Women

Conclusion: "No Free Lunch": Costs and Consequences of Gendered Violence in Canada and Globally

Glossary
Works Cited
Credits
Index