Publications: School of Social Work
book chapters
Anucha, U. (2007) "The Challenges and Possibilities of Re-visioning Social Work Education in Africa" Chapter 10 - New Directions in African Education: Issues in Curriculum, Pedagogy, Policy and Access, (ed) S. Nombuso Dlamini University of Calgary Press, pp. 147-170.
Anucha, Uzo
C. Chapman, J. Poole, R. Ballen, and J. Azevedo. ‘A Kind of Collective Freezing-out:’ How Helping Professionals’ Regulatory Bodies Create ‘Incompetence’ and Increase Distress. In Burstow, B. (Ed.) Psychiatry Interrogated: An Institutional Ethnography Anthology (pp. 63-95). New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
Chapman, Chris
Becoming perpetrator: How I came to accept restraining and confining disabled Aboriginal children. In Burstow, B., B. LeFrancois, & S. Diamond (Eds.), Psychiatry Disrupted: Theorizing Resistance and Crafting the (R)evolution, pp. 16-33. Montréal: McGill-Queen’s University Press.
Chapman, Chris
Chatterjee, S., Mucina, M. & Tam, L. (2012) . “Telling Multiple Stories of Race in Canadian Higher Education”. In R.J. Gilmour, D. Bhandar, J. Heer & M.C. K. Ma (Eds).“Too Asian?” Racism and Post-Secondary Education. pp. 121-133. Toronto: Between the Lines Press.
Chatterjee, Soma
Curling, D., Chatterjee, S. & Massaquoi, N. (2009) . “Women’s Transnational Locations as a Determinant of Mental Health: Results from a participatory action research project with new immigrant women of colour in Toronto.” In J. Gulliver & S. Cooper (Eds). Pathways, Bridges and Havens: the psychosocial determinants of women’s health. pp. 81-98. Sydney, N.S., Canada: Cape Breton University Press.
Chatterjee, Soma
Enns, T., Good Gingrich, L., & Perez, K. (2020). Religious Heritage, Institutionalized Ethos, and Synergies: Mennonite Central Committee and Canada’s Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program. In Labman, S. & Cameron, G. (Eds.), Strangers to Neighbours: Refugee Sponsorship in Context , pp. 95-111. Montreal: McGill-Queens University Press.
Good Gingrich, Luann
Young, J., L. Good Gingrich, A. Wiebe, & M. Harder. (2017). Tactical borderwork: Central American migrant women negotiating the southern border of Mexico. In Good Gingrich, L. & S. Köngeter. (Eds.). Transnational social policy – Social welfare in a world on the move (pp. 200-221). London; New York: Routledge.
Good Gingrich, Luann
Good Gingrich, L. & S. Köngeter. (2017). Social exclusion and social welfare: Within, across and in between nation-state boundaries. In Good Gingrich, L. & S. Köngeter. (Eds.). Transnational social policy – Social welfare in a world on the move (pp. 265-286). London; New York: Routledge.
Good Gingrich, Luann
Swift, K., L. Good Gingrich & M. Brown. (2016). Social work education: The challenge of neoliberalism (Chapter 33). In Taylor, I., M. Bogo, M. Lefevre & B. Teater (Eds.). International Handbook of Social Work Education (pp. 382-393). London; New York: Routledge.
Good Gingrich, Luann
Good Gingrich, L. (2011) . Negotiating double binds of in-between: A gendered perspective of formal and informal social supports in transnationality. In A. Chambon, W. Schroer & C. Schweppe (Eds.), Transnational social support (pp. 89-107). New York: Taylor & Francis/Routledge.
Good Gingrich, Luann
Good Gingrich, L. (2003) . Theorizing social exclusion: Determinants, mechanisms, dimensions, forms, and acts of resistance. In W. Shera (Ed.), Emerging perspectives on anti-oppressive practice (pp. 3-23). Toronto: Canadian Scholar’s Press, Inc./Women’s Press.
Good Gingrich, Luann
“Black Slavery of Appalachia,” and “Appalachian Freed Blacks.” Encyclopedia of Appalachia. Knoxville, TN: University of Tennessee, 2006.
Hayden, Wilburn
Hayden, W. “Barriers Confronting African-Americans of the Rural Appalachian Region.” Chapter in Social Work in Rural Communities. 4th edition. Edited by Leon Ginsberg, Washington, DC: CSWE, 2005
Hayden, Wilburn
Hayden. W. “African American in Appalachia: Intensification of Historical Demographic Patterns.” Chapter in The Hidden America: Social Problems in Rural American in the 21st Century. Edited by Robert Moore. Selinsgrove, MS: Susquehanna University Press, 2001
Hayden, Wilburn
Hayden, W. in L. Ginsberg. "African American Appalachian: Barriers to Equality." in Leon Ginsberg, Rural Social Work Practice. Washington, DC: CSWE, 1999
Hayden, Wilburn
Hayden. W. "Total Quality Management: Continuous Process Improvement and Case Management." (co-author). in Burton Gummer and Philip McCallion. Total Quality Management (TQM) in the Social Services: Theory and Practice. Albany, NY: Rockefeller College Press, 1995
Hayden, Wilburn
Hayden, W. in S. Jones. "Black Appalachian Families." in Shirley Jones, Sociocultural and Service Issues in Working Rural Clients. NY: SUNY-Albany, 1993
Hayden, Wilburn
Hayden, W. in Keys, P. and L. "A Curriculum Model for Social Work Management." in Paul Keys and Leon Ginsberg, New Management in Human Services. MD: NASW, 1988,
Hayden, Wilburn
Hayden, W. in Loyd, J. and A. "Blacks: An Invisible Institution in Appalachia?" in Jim Lloyd and Anne Campbell, The Impact of Institutions in Appalachia. Boone, NC; Appalachian Consortium, 1986
Hayden, Wilburn
Hayden. W. in R. Horn. "Ghetto." in Robert Horn, The Guide to Simulations/Games for Education and Training, 3rd Edition, edited by Cranford, NJ, Didactic Systems, Inc., 1977
Hayden, Wilburn
Hepburn, S. & Coloma, R.S. (2020). Ageing transmigrants and the decolonisation of life course. In S. Guo and S. Maitra (Eds.) Decolonising Lifelong Learning in the Age of Transnational Migration (pp. 48-66). New York: Routledge.
Hepburn, Shamette
Hepburn, S., Matsuoka, A., Guruge, S., & Manuel, L. (2015). Intervention strategies to address elder abuse of ethnoracial minority older adults from different communities. In S. Koehn and M. Badger (Eds.), Health care equity for ethnic minority older adults. Vancouver, BC: Gerontology Research Centre, Simon Fraser University.
Hepburn, Shamette
Hepburn, S., Matsuoka, A., Guruge, S., & Manuel, L. (2015). Partnering to promote health care
equity for ethnic minority older adults: Topical Report: What types of intervention strategies address abuse of ethnocultural minority older adults (EMOA) as it is defined and experienced in different communities (especially those coming from war-torn countries)? Vancouver, BC: Gerontology Research Centre, Simon Fraser University. Hepburn, Shamette
equity for ethnic minority older adults: Topical Report: What types of intervention strategies address abuse of ethnocultural minority older adults (EMOA) as it is defined and experienced in different communities (especially those coming from war-torn countries)? Vancouver, BC: Gerontology Research Centre, Simon Fraser University. Hepburn, Shamette
Liegghio, M. (2018). Za młodzi, żeby być szaleni. Upośledzaja zderzenia z “normalnośia” z perspektywy młodzieży doświadczajacej psyshiatryzacji. (Polish, English translation: Too young to be Mad: Disabling encounters with ‘normal’ from the perspectives of psychiatrized youth). In A. Witeska-Młynarczyk (ed)., Antropologia psychiatrii dzieci i młodzieży: Wbór tekstów. (p.p. 250-279) Warzawa, Poland: Oficyna Naukowa.
Liegghio, Maria
Liegghio, M. (2013) . Chapter 5: A denial of being: Psychiatrization as epistemic violence. In B. LeFrancois, R. Menzies, & G. Reaume (Ed.s.), Mad matters: A critical Canadian reader. (p.p. 122-129). Toronto, Ontario: Canadian Scholars’ Press.
Liegghio, Maria
Macdonald, J. Grant "The Practitioner as Researcher", in Turner, Francis J. (ed.) , (2002), Social Work Practice: A Canadian Perspective 2nd Edition, Prentice-Hall of Canada.
Macdonald, Grant
Lackstrom, Jan and Macdonald, J. Grant. "Termination: Process and Content", in Turner, Francis J. (ed.) , (2002), Social Work Practice: A Canadian Perspective, 2nd Edition, Prentice-Hall of Canada.
Macdonald, Grant
Macdonald, J. Grant, "Evaluation and Social Welfare", in Turner, J.C. and Turner, F.J. (editors) , Canadian Social Welfare, Collier Macmillan Canada, Inc., (Fourth Edition), 2000.
Macdonald, Grant
Macdonald, J. Grant. "The Practitioner as Scientist", in Turner, Francis J. (ed.) , (1999), Social Work Practice: A Canadian Perspective, Prentice-Hall of Canada.
Macdonald, Grant
Lackstrom, Jan & Macdonald, J. Grant. "Termination", in Turner, Francis J. (ed.) , (1999), Social Work Practice: A Canadian Perspective, Prentice-Hall of Canada.
Macdonald, Grant
Macías, T. (2014) . ‘Tortured bodies’: The biopolitics of torture and truth in Chile. In S. Perera & S. Razack (Eds.), At the limits of justice: Women of colour theorize terror. Toronto: University of Toronto Press
Macías, Teresa
MacKinnon, K.R. (2018). “Biopower and the medicalization of gender-variance: A foucauldian analysis of trans subjectivity.” In O. Gozlen (Ed). Current Critical Debates in the Field of Transsexual Studies: In Transition. Oxford, UK: Routledge.
MacKinnon, Kinnon
MacKinnon, K.R. (2017). “An introduction to five exceptional trans athletes from around the world” in E. Anderson and A. Travers (Eds), Transgender Athletes in Competitive Sport. New York: Routledge.
MacKinnon, Kinnon
Maiter, S. & Ngo, A. (2017). The well-being of children from immigrant families. In M.C. Yan & U. Anucha (Eds.), Working with immigrants and refugees: A handbook for Social Work and Human Services. Toronto: ON, Oxford University Press Canada.
Maiter, Sarah
Joseph, A.J. & Maiter, S. (2015) . Post-national Belonging: Strategies of Racialized Youth in Multicultural Western Contexts. In Baffoe, M. Asimeng-Boahene, L. & Ogbuagu, B. (eds.,) . Settlers in Transition: Pathways and Roadbloacks to Settlement and Citizenship of New Comers in New Homelands. (pp.23-31) . Ronkonkoma: Linus Learning
Maiter, Sarah
Maiter, S. (2015) . Race matters: Social justice, not assimilation or cultural competence. In S. Strega & J. Carriere. (Eds.) , Walking this Path Together: Anti-racist and Anti-oppressive Child Welfare Practice,2nd edition. Toronto, ON: Fernwood Press.
Maiter, Sarah
Maiter, S., Palmer, S., & Manji, S. (2014) . Invisible lives: The experiences of parents in the child welfare system. In G. Cameron, M. Fine, S. Maiter, K. Frensch, & N. Freymond (Eds.), Towards Positive Systems of Child and Family Welfare: Family Realities and System Responses. (pp. 115-138).Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press.
Maiter, Sarah
Nelson, G., D’Ailly, H., Ochocka, J., Janzen, R., Maiter, S., & Jacobson, N. (2014) . Planning mental health services for culturally diverse communities: Towards a framework for transformative change. In G. Nelson, B. Kloos, & J. Ornelas (Eds.), Community Psychology and Community Mental Health: Towards Transformative Change. (Society for Community Research and Action Book Series) . (pp. 177-201). New York: Oxford University Press.
Maiter, Sarah
Maiter, S. & Leslie, B. (2014) . Child welfare systems and immigrant families: Canada. In R. Barn, K. Kriz, T. Poso & M. Skivenes (Eds), Child Welfare Systems and Migrant Children: A Cross Country Study of Policy and Practice . (pp. 179-198). New York. Oxford University Press.
Maiter, Sarah
Maiter, S. (2014) . Relevant child protection and mental health services for families from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds. In J. R. Conte (Ed), Child abuse and Neglect Worldwide. (pp. 83-106). Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger.
Maiter, Sarah
Maiter, S., Alaggia, R., & Mutta, B. (2013) Double jeopardy: Racialized families and failure to protect. In S. Strega, J. Krane, S. Lapierre, C. Richardson, & R. Carlton (Eds.), Failure to Protect: Moving Beyond Gendered Responses. (pp. 125-145). Halifax & Winnipeg: Fernwood Publishing.
Maiter, Sarah
Alaggia, R. & Maiter, S. (2012) . Domestic violence and child abuse: Issues for immigrant and refugee families. In R. Alaggia & C. Vine (Eds.), Cruel But Not Unusual: Violence in Canadian families (2nd ed.). (pp. 235-267). Waterloo, ON: University Press. [Updated from 1st Edition published in 2006]
Maiter, Sarah
Maiter, S., Palmer, S., & Manji, S. (2012) . Strengthening social worker-client relationships in child protective services: Addressing power imbalances and “ruptured” relationships. In J. E. B. Myers (Ed.), Child Maltreatment: A Collection of Readings. (pp. 18-33). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, Inc. [Reprinted from Journal Article published in 2006]
Maiter, Sarah
Maiter, S. (2009) . Race matters: Social Justice, not Assimilation or Cultural Competence. In S. Strega and J. Carriere (Eds). Walking this Path Together: Anti-racist and Anti-oppressive child Welfare Practice, (pp. 62-77). Fernwood Press, Toronto, Canada.
Maiter, Sarah
Alaggia, R. & Maiter, S. (2006) . Domestic violence and child abuse: Issues for immigrant and refugee families. In R. Alaggia and C. Vine, Cruel but not Unusual: Violence in Canadian Families. Wilfrid Laurier University Press.
Maiter, Sarah
Maiter, S. (2005) . From Cultural Sensitivity to Anti-Oppressive Practice. In B. Lee & S. Todd (Eds.). Community practice: Problems and strategies. Mississauga: Common Act Press.
Maiter, Sarah
MacFadden, R. J., Herie, M., Maiter, S., Dumbrill, G.C., (2005). Achieving high touch in high tech: A constructivist, emotionally-oriented model of web-based instruction. In Beaulaurier, R., and Haffey, M. (Eds.) . Technology and Social Work education. NY: Haworth.
Maiter, Sarah
Maiter, S. (2003) . The Context of Culture: Social Work with South Asian-Canadians. In Alean Al-Krenawi & J. Graham (Eds.), Cross-Cultural Social Work Practice with Diverse Ethno-Racial Communities in Canada. Toronto: Oxford University Press. (55 pages)
Maiter, Sarah
MacFadden, R. J., Maiter, S., & Dumbrill. G. C. (2002) . High Tech and High Touch: the human face of online education. In P. S. Anderson & H. Resnick (Ed.), Innovations in technology and human services: Practice and education. 2nd edition. New York: Haworth Press.
Maiter, Sarah
Sorenson, J. & Matsuoka, A. (2019). Introduction. In Sorenson, J. & Matsuoka, A. (Eds). Dog’s Best Friend?: Rethinking Human-Canid Relations. McGill & Queen University Press.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Koleszar-Green, R. & Matsuoka, A. (2018). Indigenous Worldviews and Critical Animal Studies: Decolonization and Revealing Truncated Narratives of Dominance. In Matsuoka, A. & Sorenson, J. (Eds). Critical Animal Studies: Toward Trans-Species Social Justice.(333-349). London: Rowman & Littlefield International.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Sorenson, J. & Matsuoka, A. (2018). Introduction. In Matsuoka, A. & Sorenson, J. (Eds). Critical Animal Studies: Toward Trans-Species Social Justice.(1-17). London: Rowman & Littlefield International.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Sorenson, J. & Matsuoka, A. (2017). The new carnivores, In Castricano, J. & Colman, J. (Eds.). Animal Subjects 2.0, Waterloo, On: Wilfrid Laurier University Press.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. & Sorenson, J. (2016). Violence towards nonhuman animals. P. O’Reilly and T. Fleming (Eds.) , (pp.153-171). Violence in Canada. Whitby: de Sitter.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Hepburn, S. Matsuoka, A. Guruge, S. & Manuel, L. (2015) . Intervention strategies to address abuse of ethnocultural minority older adults from different communities, In S. Koehn & M. Badger (Eds.). Health care equity for ethnic minority older adults. Vancouver, BC: Gerontology Research Centre, Simon Fraser University.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. Social Justice beyond Human Beings: Trans-Species Social Justice, In T. Ryan (Ed.). Animals in Social Work. London: Palgrave Macmillan.With John Sorenson
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Nocella, A. J. II, Sorenson, J., Socha, K. & Matsuoka, A. (2014). Introduction Critical Animal Studies: A coming of age, In A. J. Nocella II, J. Sorenson, K. Socha & A. Matsuoka (Eds.), Defining critical animal studies: An intersectional social justice approach. (pp. xviiii-xxxvi). New York: Peter Lang Publishing.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 2010 Restorative Justice-based mediation for elder abuse among ethno-racial minority seniors, with A. Clarke and D. Murphy, In D.Durst & M. Maclean (Eds.). Diversity in Aging among Immigrant Seniors in Canada: Changing Faces and Greying Temples, Calgary, AB: Detselig Enterprises. 149-167.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 2006. Ghosts and Shadows: Memory and resilience among the Eritrean Diaspora, with J. Sorenson. In V. Agnew (ed) Diaspora, Memory and Identity: A Search for Home, University of Toronto Press.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 2003. What do minority ethnic older people prefer for care in later life?: Does the ethnic identity matter in later life? In J. F. Kess, H. Noro, M.M. Ayukawa & H. Lansdowne (Eds.), Changing Japanese identities in multicultural Canada. Victoria, B.C. : Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives, University of Victoria, 95-101.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 2002. Community Care Access Centre, In M. Shirasawa and M. Fukutomi (Eds.), Kee Wodo de Yomu 21sekino Syakai Fukusi- Kea Managimento (Understading the 21st Century Social Welfare through Key Words: Care Mangement) Tokyo: Tyuouhouki, 180-181.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 2001. Kanada Kaigo Jijyou (Home Care system in Canada) (pp.250-256). In Kaigohoken Keywords Jiten (Dictionary of homecare insurance keywords) Tokyo: Chyuouhouki Publisher, 250-256.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 2000. Kanada no ke-sumangimento (Case management in Canada). In M. Shirasawa et al. (Eds.) Ke-su managemento kouza Tokyo: Chyuouhouki, 121-138.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 1999 Eritrean-Canadian refugee households as sites of gender renegotiation. D. Indra, (Ed.). Not a room of one's own: Engendering forced migration knowledge and practice. (pp.218-241) . Oxford: Berghahn Books, with Sorenson, J.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 1997. Kanada no Tiikifukushi [Community Development in Canada], In F. Miura & K.Uda (Eds.) Tiikifukushijiten. [Encyclopedia for Community Welfare.] (pp. 430-431). Tokyo: Chyuouhouki. (In Japanese)
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 1996. Postomodernism wo sitentosita enpowerment apurochi. In I. Matsuhara (Ed.), Koureisyakea no Syakaiseisakugaku. [Postmodernism and Empowerment in Care for Older People. Social Policy in Care for Older People.] (pp. 203-218). Tokyo: Chyuouhouki. (In Japanese)
[Revised chapter from the monograph, KoureiSyakai niokeru Syakaikiban no Sousei ni Kansuru TyousaKenkyu. Hyogo Research Institute for Ageless Society, Japan.] Matsuoka, Atsuko
[Revised chapter from the monograph, KoureiSyakai niokeru Syakaikiban no Sousei ni Kansuru TyousaKenkyu. Hyogo Research Institute for Ageless Society, Japan.] Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 1994. Chihousei Roujin no Chiikikaigo to Social Work [Community Care for older people with dementia and social work] In K. Nakajima & H. Yonemoto (Eds), Zaitaku Care and Skill [ Home Care and Skills] (pp. 277-299). Tokyo: Chyuouhouki Publishing Inc. (In Japanese)
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 1989. Kanada no Roujin Fukushi [Social Welfare for the Aged in Canada]. In Shakai-Hosyo Kenkyusyo [Social Development Research Institute] (ed.), Kanada no Syakaihosyou [Social Welfare in Canada] (pp.215-236). Tokyo: Tokyo University Press. (In Japanese)
Matsuoka, Atsuko
Matsuoka, A. 1984. Community Welfare Volunteers in Japan: the Minsei-Iin System. In R. Levinson and K.S. Hayne (Eds.), Accessing Human Services (pp. 259-274). Beverly Hills: Sage.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
McGrath, S. and Abdelnour, S. 2012. Participatory Research Partnerships for Development: Reflections from Sudan. In J. Calabrese & JL Marret, (Eds.) Transatlantic Cooperation on Protracted Displacement: Urgent Need and Unique Opportunity. Washington: Middle East Institute.
McGrath, Susan
Wheeler D, Abdelnour S, Badri B, Branzei O and McGrath S (2008). Grassroots enterprise development in post-conflict Southern Sudan and Darfur: Preliminary observations. In: Williams O., Ed. Peace through commerce. Responsible corporate citizenship and the ideals of the UN Global Compact. University of Notre Dame Press, Indiana US, 402-439.
McGrath, Susan
George U., B. Lee, S. McGrath & K. Moffatt. 2002. Community Practice in Diverse Communities in Toronto, Canada. In Chen Qineng (ed.), Community Development in China and Canada. Beijing: Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. pp. 154-172.
McGrath, Susan
McGrath, S. The Child Poverty Action Group: A Study in Influence. In Jane Pulkingham and Gordon Ternowetsky (Eds.), Rethinking Child and Family Policies: Struggles, Strategies and Options, Fernwood Press. pp. 172-187. 2002.
McGrath, Susan
Chambon, A., M. Abai, B. Shapiro, S. McGrath, T. Dremetsikas, and S. Dudziak. 1998. L’interculturel à l’aune des traumatismes communautaires: Les réfugiés survivants de la torture. In K. Fall et al. (Eds.) , Champ multiculturel, transactions interculturelles: des théories, des pratiques, des analyses. Paris: L’Harmattan, pp.133-155.
McGrath, Susan
Mulé, N.J. “Creating Spaces, Maintaining Places for Male-on-Male Kink.” In Teresa Cutler-Broyles (Ed.) Kink and Everyday Life: Interdisciplinary Reflections on Practice and Portrayal. (pp. 15 – 28). Bingley, UK: Emerald Publishing.
Mulé, Nick
Mulé, N.J. “The Pitch: Teaching Sexuality at Multiple Levels.” In Susan Hillock (Ed.) Let's Teach About Sex: Sexuality(ies) & Higher Education. (pp. 237 – 250). Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
Mulé, Nick
Mulé, N.J. “Sexing and Genderizing Policy: Getting Beyond the Binaries and Normatives.” In S.J. Dodd (Ed.) Handbook on Social Work and Sexualities. (pp. 483 – 492). London and New York: Routledge.
Mulé, Nick
Mulé, N.J. “Regulation of Kink and BDSM: Pathologization through Diagnostic Tools.” In S.J. Dodd (Ed.) Handbook on Social Work and Sexualities. (pp. 527 – 539). London and New York: Routledge.
Mulé, Nick
Mulé, N.J. “Progressive LGBTQI Movements: A Liberationist Transnational and Global Perspective.” In Y. Rachel Zhou and Chris Sinding (Eds.) Sexualities, Transnationalism, and Globalization: New Perspectives. London & New York: Routledge.
Mulé, Nick
Mulé, N.J. “Evolving Sexual Citizenry: Developing Queer Liberation Theory” in S. Petrella (Ed.) Erotic Subjects and Outlaws: Sketching the Borders of Sexual Citizenship. (pp. 19 – 37). Leiden/Boston: Brill Rodopi.
Mulé, Nick
Mulé, N.J. “Kink and the DSM-5: Pathologization, Regulation, Stigmatization” in S. Petrella (Ed.) Erotic Subjects and Outlaws: Sketching the Borders of Sexual Citizenship. (pp. 131 – 155). Leiden/Boston: S. Petrella
Mulé, Nick
Mulé, N.J. “Creating Anti-Elite Discourses: SOGIE Populations and the UN,” in A. Gambrell, D. Osborne & L. Buttigieg (Eds.) Connecting, Rethinking and Embracing Difference. (pp. 13 – 25). Leiden/Boston: Brill Rodopi. https://brill.com/view/book/edcoll/9781848884335/BP000003.xml
Mulé, Nick
Mulé, N.J. “The Importance of Difference: Imperatives for the LGBTQ Movement” in A. Gambrell, D. Osborne & L. Buttigieg (Eds.) Connecting, Rethinking and Embracing Difference. (pp. 1 – 12). Leiden/Boston: Brill Rodopi. https://brill.com/view/book/edcoll/9781848884335/BP000002.xml
Mulé, Nick
Mulé, N.J. “Politicized Priorities: Critical Implications for LGBTIQ Movements” in C.L. Mason (Ed.) Queer Development Studies: A Reader (pp. 239 – 250). New York, NY: Routledge.
Mulé, Nick
Vance, K., Mulé, N.J., Khan, M. & McKenzie, C. “The Rise of SOGI: Human Rights for LGBT People at the United Nations” in N. Nicol, A. Jjuuko, R. Lusimbo, N.J. Mulé, A. S. Ursell, Wahab, A. & P. Waugh (Eds.) Envisioning Global LGBT Human Rights: (Neo)colonialism, Neoliberalism, Resistance and Hope. London: Human Rights Consortium, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London.
Mulé, Nick
Mulé, N.J. & Gamble, K. “Haven or Precarity: The Mental Health of LGBT Asylum Seekers and Refugees” in N. Nicol, A. Jjuuko, R. Lusimbo, N.J. Mulé, S. Ursell, A. Wahab & P. Waugh (Eds.) Envisioning Global LGBT Human Rights: (Neo)colonialism, Neoliberalism, Resistance and Hope. London: Human Rights Consortium, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London.
Mulé, Nick
2017 DeSantis, G. and Mulé, N.J. “Advocacy: A Contested yet Enduring Concept in the Canadian Landscape” in N.J. Mulé and DeSantis, G.C. (Eds.) The Shifting Terrain: Nonprofit Sector Public Policy Advocacy in Canada. Montreal-Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press.
Mulé, Nick
2017 Mulé, N.J. and DeSantis, G. “A ‘Political Activity’: The Inherent Politicization of Advocacy” in N.J. Mulé and DeSantis, G.C. (Eds.) The Shifting Terrain: Nonprofit Sector Public Policy Advocacy in Canada. Montreal-Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press.
Mulé, Nick
2016 Mulé, N.J. “Conclusion” in S. Hillock and N.J. Mulé (Eds.) Queering Social Work Education (pp. 361 – 367). Vancouver: UBC Press.
Mulé, Nick
2016 Mulé, N.J. “Broadening Theoretical Horizons: Liberating Queer in Social Work” in S. Hillock and N.J. Mulé (Eds.) Queering Social Work Education (pp. 56 – 78). Vancouver: UBC Press.
Mulé, Nick
2015 Mulé, N.J. “Much to be Desired: LGBT Health Inequalities and Inequities in Canada” in J. Fish and K. Karban, (Eds.) Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans Health Inequalities: International Perspectives in Social Work. (pp. 27 – 43). Bristol: Policy Press. [Peer Reviewed]
Mulé, Nick
2015 Mulé, N.J. “The Politicized Queer, the Informed Social Worker: Dis/Re-Ordering the Social Order” in B.J. O’Neill, T.A. Swan and N.J. Mulé (Eds.) LGBTQ People and Social Work: Intersectional Perspectives (pp. 17 – 35). Toronto: Canadian Scholars’ Press.
Mulé, Nick
2015 Swan, T.A., O’Neill, B.J. & Mulé, N.J. “Intersecting LGBTQ People and Social Work: An Introduction” in B.J. O’Neill, T.A. Swan and N.J. Mulé (Eds.) LGBTQ People and Social Work: Intersectional Perspectives (pp. 1 – 13). Toronto: Canadian Scholars’ Press.
Mulé, Nick
2015 Mulé, N.J. “Is he the son of no one?’A Son’s Relational Narrative on His Mother” in Pelletier, G.L. and Green, F. (Eds.) Men, Mothers and Mothering. Toronto: Demeter Press.
Mulé, Nick
2007. Mulé, N.J. “Sexual Orientation Discrimination in Health Care and Social Service Policy: A Comparative Analysis of Canada, the UK and USA” in L. Badgett and J. Frank, (Eds). Sexual Orientation Discrimination: An International Perspective. (pp. 306 – 322). New York: Routledge. [Peer reviewed]
Mulé, Nick
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Leung, Yuk-Ki., Yuk-Lin Renita Wong, Dorcas Lau, and K.H. Mak. 2011. “在「不賭不倒成長小組」中採用正念療法及完形治療 (Mindfulness and Gestalt approach in a psycho-educational therapy group with men with problem gambling in Hong Kong).” In 千帆並舉：社會工作小組新貌 (Hailing thousands of yacht sails: New development in social group work), edited by Y.K. Leung, M.S. Cheung, D.Y. Yau, and K.L. Au, 195-216. Hong Kong: Riding Press, Inc.
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Wong, Yuk-Lin Renita. 2008. “自強不息的張勤：與香港內褲廠的興衰 (The self-strengthening of Zhang Qin: The rise and fall of underwear factories in Hong Kong),” in 千針萬線：香港成衣工人口述史 (Thousands of needles and threads: The oral history of Hong Kong garment workers). Ed. by Po-king Choi, 251-274. Hong Kong: Step Forward Press.
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Wong, Yuk-Lin Renita. 2008. “同一天空下的車衣生涯：從香港到多倫多的Jenny與敏玲 (Situations of the garment industry under the same sky: Jenny’s and Minling’s garment factory lives from Hong Kong to Toronto),” in 千針萬線：香港成衣工人口述史 (Thousands of needles and threads: The oral history of Hong Kong garment workers). Ed. by Po-king Choi, 275-293. Hong Kong: Step Forward Press.
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Wong, Yuk-Lin Renita. 2008. “「我是靠一雙手養大兒女的」：葉大姐在毛衣廠照燈的日子 (My days in the wool garment factories – Big Sister Ye: ‘I raise up my children with my own hands’),” in 千針萬線：香港成衣工人口述史 (Thousands of needles and threads: The oral history of Hong Kong garment workers). Ed. by Po-king Choi, 211-224. Hong Kong: Step Forward Press.
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Wong, Yuk-Lin Renita and Siu-Hung Yip. 1997. “生活有骨氣: 李女仕 (A life of resilience and integrity: Madam Lee’s life history).” In 又喊又笑：阿婆口述歷史 (Crying and laughing: An oral history of Hong Kong senior women), edited by Ka-yin Tsang and Chun-hung Ng, 46-61. Hong Kong: Association for the Advancement of Feminism.
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Chatterjee S. Review of Borderline Canadianness. Border crossings and everyday nationalism in Niagara by Helleiner, J. (2016. In Journal of American Ethnic History. University of Illinois Press.
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Chatterjee, S. (2015) . Review of Transnational Migration and Lifelong Learning – Global Issues and Perspectives by Shibao Guo (ed., 2014). In Studies in Continuing Education.
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Chatterjee, S. (2013) . Review of Immigration Dialectic: Imagining community, economy, and Nation & Immigration & Settlement: Challenges, Experiences, & Opportunities by Harald Bauder (2011). Antipode: A radical journal of geography. Available online.
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Chatterjee, S. (2013) . Review of Knowledge Mobilization and Educational Research: Politics, Languages and Responsibilities, by Tara Fenwick and Leslie Farrell (eds. 2011). Canadian Journal of Studies in Adult Education, 24(2), 71-73.
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Chatterjee, S. (2013) . Review of Toward Improving Canada's Skilled Immigration Policy: An Evaluation Approach. By Charles M Beach, Alan G Green and Christopher Worswick (2011). Work, Employment & Society, 27(1), pp. 191-192.
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Susan Keefe. Appalachian Cultural Competency. Book Review for The Journal of Appalachian Studies. 12-2, 2008, Huntington, WV: Appalachian Studies Association.
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Macias, T. (2014) . "The politics of memory in Chile: From Pinochet to Bachelet" Latin American Politics and Society 56(4), 182-185.
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Macías, T. (2013) . Arrested justice: Black women, violence, and America's prison nation/Fallgirls: Gender and the framing of torture at Abu Ghraib. Gender, Place & Culture, 20(6), 836-838.
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1996. Review of Forbidden narratives: Critical autobiography as social science, by Kathryn Church, Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health, 15(2), 171-174.
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books
Chapman, C. & A.J. Withers. A Violent History of Benevolence: Interlocking Oppression in the Moral Economies of Social Working. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
Chapman, Chris
L. Ben-Moshe, C. Chapman, & A.C. Carey (Eds). Disability Incarcerated: Imprisonment and Disability in the United States and Canada. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
Chapman, Chris
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Maiter, Sarah
Sorenson, J. & Matsuoka, A. (Eds). (2019) Dog’s Best Friend?: Rethinking Human-Canid Relations. Montreal and Kingston: McGill & Queen University Press.
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Matsuoka, A. and Sorenson, J. (Eds). (2018) Critical Animal Studies: Toward Trans-species Social Justice, London: Rowman & Littlefield International.
Matsuoka, Atsuko
A Matsuoka 2014 Defining Critical Animal Studies: An Intersectional Social Justice Approach. New York: Peter Lang Publishing. Co-edited with A. Nocella II, J. Sorenson and K. Socha.
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Matsuoka, A. 2007. Kuritical social work to datsukoutikubunseki: Ensyu keisiki ni yoru naiseisikouno manabi (Critical Social Work and Analysing Practice through Deconstruction: Experiential Learning) Tokyo: Tyuouhouki, with S. Kitagawa, & N. Murata. In Japanese.
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Matsuoka, A. 2001. Ghosts and shadows: Constructions of Identity and Community in an African Diaspora, University of Toronto Press. With John Sorenson.
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Mobilizing Global Knowledge brings together academics and practitioners to reflect on a global collaoborative research network with a wide-ranging impact on refugee research and policy. Together, the members of this network have worked to bridge silos, sectors, and regions to address power and politics in refugee research, engage across tensions between the Global North and Global South, and engage deeply with questions of practice, methodology, and ethics.
McGrath, Susan
McKeen, W. (2007) The Politics of the National Children’s Agenda: A Critical Analysis of Contemporary Neo-liberal Social Policy Change, in Public Policy for Women in Canada: The State, Income Security, and Labour Market Issues, edited by Marjorie Cohen and Jane Pulkingham, University of Toronto Press, in press.
McKeen, Wendy
McKeen, W. (2004) Money in Their Own Name: The Feminist Voice in Poverty Debate in Canada, 1970-1995, University of Toronto Press.
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Nicol, N., Jjuuko A., Lusimbo, R. Mulé, N.J., Ursell, S., Wahab, A. & Waugh, P. (Eds.) Envisioning Global LGBT Human Rights: (Neo)colonialism, Neoliberalism, Resistance and Hope. London: Human Rights Consortium, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London.
Mulé, Nick
2017 Mulé, N.J. & DeSantis, G. (Eds.) The Shifting Terrain: Public Policy Advocacy in Canada. Montreal, QC-Kingston, ON: McGill-Queen's University Press.
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2016 Hillock, S. & Mulé, N.J. (Eds.) Queering Social Work Education. Vancouver, BC: UBC Press.
Mulé, Nick
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Neysmith, Sheila, Kate Bezanson and Anne O’Connell. (2005) . Telling Tales: Living the Effects of Public Policy. Halifax: Fernwod Press.
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Jeffrey, Leslie, Aga Palalas, Karen Robert, and Yuk-Lin Renita Wong (in alphabetical order), eds. 2023. Presence in the online world: A contemplative perspective and practice guide for educators. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers.
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Batacharya, Sheila, and Yuk-Lin Renita Wong. (Eds.) 2018. Sharing Breath: Embodied Learning and Decolonization. Edmonton: Athabasca University Press. Available online open access: http://www.aupress.ca/index.php/books/120269
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Abdelnour, S., B. Badri, A. El Jack, D. Wheeler, S. McGrath & O. Branzei. 2008. Examining Enterprise Capacity: A Participatory Social Assessment in Darfur and Southern Sudan. Centre for Refugee Studies.
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