Demographic changes in Canada have resulted in an increase in the Muslim portion of the
Canadian population. The anti-Muslim “Islamophobia” reaction to the 9/11 attacks led to an …

Virginia Woolf articulated these sentiments at the start of the twentieth century, at a time–in
between two devastating World Wars–when the world was rife with rising nationalisms …

This paper examines current citizenship discourses and practices in Canada, focusing on
the implications not only of marketization, but also of growing securitization vis-à-vis …

As part of a multi-phased study exploring the experiences of refugee claimants in Atlantic
Canada, this article focuses on the experiences and perceptions of immigrant service …

This paper focuses on the subject positioning of South Asian Muslim communities in
Montreal in the sociopolitical context of the war on terror (WOT) in Canada after 9/11 …

Abstract Objectives We apply Unnever and Cullen's (2010) Racial Animus Model to examine
support for punitive counter-terrorism policies before and after the 2019 Christchurch …

The chapter highlights the different meanings and practices of citizenship in various settings
and contexts through a systematic focus on women's everyday life experiences. It explores …

This article examines Canadian immigrant and intercultural learning as an insightful context
for examining transformative learning. Theories of intercultural communication are explored …

Drawing from over 50 semi-structured interviews performed in three small cities
(Charlottetown, Moncton, and St. John's) and one larger comparator city (Halifax) of the …

The dialectical relationship between securitization and radicalization in the post-9/11
environment, as framed by Bramadat in the introductory chapter, is expressed distinctively in …