Publications

2014

• Lautard, H. and Guppy, N. 2014.  "Multiculturalism or vertical mosaic? Occupational stratification among Canadian ethnic groups," Chapter 12 in Robert J. Brym (ed.) Society in Question, 7th edition. Toronto: Nelson.

2013

• Gill, C. 2013. "Le fémicide au Canada: Le cas du Nouveau-Brunswick". Nouvelles questions féministes. Vol. 32, no 1.
• Hardy, N., (2013) 'A History of the Method: Examining Foucault's Research Methodology' in The Edinburgh Companion to Poststructuralism, eds. B. Dillet, I. MacKenzie, and R. Porter, pp.tbd, Edinburgh University Press (in press).
• Letourneau, N., Tramonte, L., & Willms, J.D. (2013) Maternal Depression, Family Functioning and Children's Longitudinal Development. Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 28(3):223–234.
• Low J., Dupuis-Blanchard S. From Zoomers to Geezerade: Representations of the Aging Body in Ageist and Consumerist Society. Societies. 2013; 3(1):52-65 doi:10.3390/soc3010052.
• Sahni, P. (2013) More than horseplay: Jackass, performativity and the MoMA', Studies in Popular Culture 35(2):1-26.

2012

• Ballucci, Dale. 2012. Subverting and Negotiating Risk Governmentalities: A Case Study of the LSI in a Canadian Youth Custody Facility, Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 54(2): 203-228.
• Harrison, D. & Albanese, P.  (2012).  The ‘parentification’ phenomenon as applied to adolescents living through parental military deployments. Canadian Journal of Family and Youth, 4(1): 1-27.
• Harrison, D. and Albanese, P. (2012).  Parentification: Teens Tell How They Cope With Parental Military Deployments.  CrossCurrents: The Journal of Addiction and Mental Health, 15 (4) [Summer].
• Kwan-Lafond, D., Harrison, D., & Albanese, P.  (2012).  Parental deployments, adolescents’ household work, and gender: The findings of a Canadian interview study. Service Children’s Support Network [UK] Newsletter, March.
• Lautard, H. and Guppy, N. 2014.  "Multiculturalism or vertical mosaic? Occupational stratification among Canadian ethnic groups," Chapter 12 in Robert J. Brym (ed.) Society in Question, 7th edition. Toronto: Nelson.
• Low, J. (2012) Conflict or Concert? Extending the Simmelian Triad to Account for Positive Third Party Presence in Face-to-Face Interviews with People Living with Parkinson’s Disease. Societies, 2(3), 210-221; doi:10.3390/soc2030210 - published online 17 September 2012.
• Morrisey, B. (2012). Ethics and Research Among Persons With Disabilities in Long-Term Care. Qualitative Health Research, 22: 1284-1297.
• Neilson, Linda C. (2012) Enhancing Safety: When Domestic Violence Cases are in multiple legal systems (Criminal, family, child protection). A Family Law, Domestic Violence Perspective. London, Ontario. Centre for Research & Education on Violence against Women and Children, Western University.
• Sahni, P. (2012) More than a façade: Somatic and structural determinants in Erving Goffman’s theory of the perjuring self', Symbolic Interaction 35(2):162-85.
• Tramonte, L. & Willms, J.D., “Anxiety and Emotional Discomfort in the School Environment: The Interplay of School Processes, Learning Strategies, and Children’s Mental Health”, in J. Maddock (Ed) Public Health - Social and Behavioral Health, 2012, INTech Open Access Publisher
• Voyer, S.; Voyer, S.D., & Tramonte, L. (2012) Free-viewing laterality tasks: a multilevel meta-analysis, Neuropsychology, 26(5), 551-67.
• Willms, J.D., Tramonte, L. Duarte, J. & Bos, S. (2012) Assessing Educational Equality and Equity with Large Scale Assessment Data: Brazil as a Case Study. Washington, DC: Inter-American Development Bank.
• Wisniewski, A. (2012). Paging Dr. Economicus: The Economics of 'Obesity' in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. Canadian Journal of Disability Studies, North America, 1, Aug. 2012. Available here.

2011

• Arim, R. G., Tramonte, L., Shapka, J. D., Dahinten, V. S., & Willms, J. D. (2011). The family antecedents and the subsequent outcomes of early puberty. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 40 (11), 1423-35.
• Harrison, D., Robson, K., Albanese, P., Sanders, C., and Newburn-Cook, C. (2011).  The Impact of Shared Location on the Mental Health of Military and Civilian Adolescents in a Community Affected by Frequent Deployments: A Research Note. Armed Forces and Society 37 (3): 550-560.
• Kwan-Lafond, D., Harrison, D., and Albanese, P. (2011). Parental Military Deployments and Adolescents’ Household Work. Studies in Political Economy 88 (Fall): 161-188.
• Wisniewski, A.E. (2011). The weight of communication: The Canadian Medical Association Journal’s discourse on obesity. Public Understanding of Science, first published on July 26, 2011 as doi:10.1177/0963662511412861
• Haan, Michael. 2011. The Residential Crowding of Immigrants in Canada. Journal of Ethnic and Migrant Studies 37(3): 443-465. 
• Haan, Michael. 2011. Does Residential Crowding Reflect Hidden Homelessness? Canadian Studies in Population 38(1-2): 42-58.
• Hardy, N., 2011 'Foucault, Genealogy, Emergence: Re-examining the Extra-discursive' in Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour, 41(1), pp.68-91, Wiley-Blackwell
• Holtmann, C. and Nason-Clark, N. (2011). Religion and Technology: Innovative Approaches to   Teaching and Learning. Ubiquitous Learning: An International Journal 3(2):105-116.
• Holtmann, C. (2011). Book review for A Garland of Feminist Reflection: Forty Years of Religious Exploration by Rita M. Gross. Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses, 40(1):101-102.
• Holtmann, C. (2011). Calling women to safety. Responding to Abuse in Christian Homes: A Challenge to Churches and Their Leaders, Nason-Clark, N., Clark Kroeger, C. and Fisher-Townsend, B. Eds. Pp. 59-75. Eugene, OR, Wipf and Stock.
• Holtmann, C. and Fisher-Townsend, B. (2011). Resources for pastors and church people: The RAVE project. Responding to Abuse in Christian Homes, A Challenge to Churches and   Their Leaders, Nason-Clark, N., Clark Kroeger, C. and Fisher-Townsend, B. Eds. Pp. 199-214. Eugene, OR, Wipf and Stock.
• Neilson, Linda C. (2011) Domestic Violence, Family Law, National Judicial Institute, EBB.

2010

• Haan, Michael. 2010. Is Recent Immigrant Clustering in Montréal, Toronto and Vancouver Part of the Reason Behind Declining Immigrant Neighbourhood Quality? in Demographic Aspects of Migration Edited by Barry Edmonston, Thomas Saltzmann, and James Raymer. Berlin: Springer Verlag. 
• Bowden, G. (2010). Obama, Palin, and Weber: Charisma and social change in the 2008 election. Canadian Review of Sociology, 47(2):171-190.
• Frank, L. (2010) Nova Scotia Child Poverty Report Card 2010, Campaign 2000 
• Gill, C. and L. Thériault. (2010). "Using conditional sentences in Domestic Violence Cases: A New Brunswick Exploration". Canadian Review of Social Policy. Fall 2009/Winter 2010, Number 63/64.
• Perks, Thomas and Michael Haan. 2010. “Declining levels of youth religious involvement and its consequences on adult community participation in Canada.” Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly 20:1-23.
• Perks, Thomas, and Michael Haan. 2010. “What shapes the dwelling-type choices of older Canadians? An investigation using the Aging and Social Support Survey (GSS16).” Canadian Journal of Aging 29(3): 1-19.
• Haan, Michael. 2010. “The Sources of Early Differentiation in the Immigrant Housing Market: Insights from the Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Canada.” Pp. 235-256 in Immigration: Economic Evidence for a Dynamic Policy Environment Edited by Ted McDonald, Arthur Sweetman, Liz Ruddock and Chris Worswick. Montreal: McGill-Queens University Press.
• Haan, Michael. 2010. “Residential Crowding in Canada” in Immigration, Housing and Homelessness. Invited submission by the Homelessness Partnering Secretariat and the Metropolis Project.
• Haan, Michael and David Odynak. 2010. “Alberta’s Shadow Populations: A Conceptual Framework”. Report for Alberta Office of Information and Statistics. 
• Haan, Michael. 2010. “The Housing Experiences of Canadian Immigrants.” Report for Citizenship and Immigration Canada' Research and Evaluation Branch. 
• Hassan, A. (2010). Sustainable Development in Small Jurisdictions: The Cases of New Brunswick and Vermont.  Canadian-American Center Canadian-American Public Policy Issue #75.
• Holtmann, C. (2010). Book review of God’s heart has no borders: How religious activists are working for immigrant rights by P. Hondagneu-Sotelo.  In Review of Religious Research 51(4):444-445.
• Low, J., McTiernan, H., Ross, M., and Russell, P. (2010). The nature and scope of alternative and complementary health care in urban New Brunswick. Department of Sociology, University of New Brunswick.
• MacDonald, G. and Josephine Savarese (2010) Drug Mules and Drug Moms New Brunswick Law Review, Spring: unpaginated 
• MacDonald, G. and Leslie Ann Jeffrey (2010) Five things you need to know about Sex Workers, No More Potlucks Rural, (11):1-5.
• Kroeger, Catherine and Nancy Nason-Clark (2010) No Place for Abuse: Biblical and Practical Resources To Counteract Domestic Violence.  2nd edition. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press.
• Nason-Clark, N., McMullin, S., Fahlberg, V., and Schaefer, D. (2010).  Referrals Between Clergy and Community-based Resources:  Challenges and Opportunities, Journal of Family and Community Ministries 23(4):10-20.
  
• McMullin, Steve (2010). A New Paradigm for the Study of Religion: A Re-examination. Implicit Religion, April.
• Rousselle, Duane (2010). Symptom or sinthome? A critical review of burnout and intersubjectivity: A pschoanalytical study from a Lacanian perspective. International Journal of Zizek Studies, 4(1). Online Journal, unpaginated.
• Rousselle, Duane. and Sureyyya, E. (2010) Post-Anarchism: A Reader. London: Pluto Press
• Stebbins, R.A. with Mark Durieux (2010) Social Entrepreneurship for Dummies. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley Publishing
• Stebbins, R.A. (2010) “Finding Individuality in Work and Leisure.” Annals of Leisure and Recreation Research, 3(2):2-29.
• Stebbins, R.A. (2010) “Happiness and the Social Sciences,” in Contexts: Understanding People in Their Social Worlds, 9 (Spring), 80-82 (a review of Happiness: A Revolution in Economics, by Bruno S. Frey and The Psychology of Happiness: A Good Human Life, by Samuel S. Franklin).
• Thériault, L., Leclerc, A.,  Wisniewski, A., Chouinard, O., and Martin, G. (2010)“Not Just an Apartment Building”: Residents’ Quality of Life in a Social Housing Co-operative. ANSERJ Canadian Journal of Nonprofit and Social Economy Research Revue canadienne de recherche sur les OBSL et l’économie sociale , 1(1):82–100.
• Tramonte, L., & Willms, J.D. (2010). The prevalence of anxiety among middle and secondary school students in Canada. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 101 (3), 19-23.
• Tramonte, L. & Willms, J. D. (2010). Cultural capital and its effects on education outcomes. Economics of Education Review, 29(2), 200-213.
• Tramonte, L. and Willms, J. D.  (2010). Cultural capital and its effects on education outcomes. Economics of Education Review, 29(2), 200-213.
• van den Hoonaard, D. K.  (2010) By Himself: The Older Man's Experience of Widowhood.  Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• van den Hoonaard, W (2010) Mappers in Cells: Lessons from Historical Cartography. Cartouche: Newsletter of the Canadian Cartographic Association. Summer (78): 6-7. 2010 
• van den Hoonaard, W (2010) Iceland’s Earliest Cartographic Identity.” Cartouche: Newsletter of the Canadian Cartographic Association. Spring (77): 5-8. 2010  

2009

• Fisher-Townsend, B., Holtmann, C. & McMullin, S. (2009). The RAVE website: A demonstration project for the innovative delivery of domestic violence training and resources. Christianity and Social Work 36(4):470-479.
• Haan, Michael. 2009. An Introduction to Social Statistics for Canadian Social Science Students. An introductory statistics textbook for 2nd or 3rd year undergraduate students. Oxford University Press. 2nd Edition forthcoming in 2011.
• Krahn, Harvey, Trevor Harrison, Michael Haan, & William Johnston. 2009. “Social Capital and Political Engagement in Canada” International Journal of Comparative Sociology, 46(1): 29-54.
• Holtmann, C. (2009, October 16). The gap between clergy and laity: A challenge for social action. The New Freeman, p. 8.
• Holtmann, C. (2009, October 9). Charity and social change: Catholic women and social action. The New Freeman, pp. 9, 14.
• Holtmann, C. (2009, October 2). Living the faith: Catholic women and social action.  The New Freeman, p. 9.
• Low, J. (2009). Negotiating identities, negotiating environments: An interpretation of the experiences of students with disabilities (reprint). In Tanya Titchkosky and Rod Michalko (eds.) Re-Thinking Normalcy: A Disability Studies Reader. Toronto: Canadian Scholar’s Press; Pp. 236-250.
• Nason-Clark, N., Holtmann, C., Fisher-Townsend, B., McMullin, S., & Ruff, L. (2009). The RAVE Project: Developing Web-Based Religious Resources for Social Action on   Domestic Abuse.  Critical Social Work 10(1).
• Soares, José Francisco; Marotta, Luana (2009). Desigualdades no Sistema de Ensino Fundamental Brasileiro (Inequalities in the Elementary School in Brazil). In: Fernando Veloso; Samjule Pessoa; RIcardo Henriques; Fabio Giambiagi. (Eds.) Educação Básica no Brasil (Elementary school in Brazil). Rio de Janeiro: Campus.
• Nason-Clark, N. (2009). Christianity and the Experience of Domestic Violence: What Does Faith Have to Do with It? Social Work & Christianity  36(4):379-393
• Nason-Clark, N., Fisher-Townsend, B., Holtmann, C., McMullin, S. and L. Ruff (2009)  The RAVE Project:  Developing Web-Based Religious Resources for Social Action on Domestic Violence, Critical Social Work, vol. 10, No. 1
• Neilson, L. C. (2009) Domestic Violence and Family Law in Canada: A Handbook for Judges with Introductory comments by Justice John F. McGarry, Superior Court, Ontario. Ottawa: National Judicial Institute, EBB.
• Neilson, L. C. (2009) “Children: The Impact of Domestic Violence on Children.” Supplementary Reference Domestic Violence and Family Law in Canada: A Handbook for Judges, chapter 5. Ottawa: National Judicial Institute.
• Neilson, L. C. (2009) “Bibliography: Effects of Domestic Violence on Children.” Supplementary Reference Domestic Violence and Family Law in Canada: A Handbook for Judges, chapter . Ottawa: National Judicial Institute.
• Neilson, L. C. (2009) “Domestic Violence and Aboriginal Peoples.” Supplementary Reference Domestic Violence and Family Law in Canada: A Handbook for Judges. chapter 17 Ottawa: National Judicial Institute.
• Paul, F. (2008) “Canada, Aboriginal Women.” In Richard T. Schaefer (Ed), Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Society (pp. 227-230), Sage Publications.
• Raven, P., Frank, L., and Ross, R. (2009). The Nova Scotia Child Poverty Report Card. Canadian Centre For Policy Alternatives - Nova Scotia.
• Rideout, V. (2009)The public interest, the right to communicate and Canada’s neo-liberal policy turn. In Dakroury, Aliaa, Mahmoud Eid & Yahya Kamalipour (Eds), The Right to Communicate: Historical Hopes, global debates, and Future Premises. Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt Publishing, Pp. 323- 342
• Sahni, Isher-Paul (2009) 'Max Weber's Sociology of Law: Judge as Mediator', Journal of Classical Sociology 9(2): 205-229.
• Stebbins, R.A.  (2009) Leisure and Consumption: Common Ground, Separate Worlds. Houndmills, Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Macmillan.
• Theriault, L. (2009) Moving Back into the Shadow: Social Economy, Social Policy and the Harper Government. In R. Laforest (Ed.) The New Federal Agenda and The Voluntary Sector. Montreal-Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 61-80.
• Titchkosky, T. and Michalko, R., Eds (2009) Re-Thinking Normalcy: A Disability Studies Reader. Toronto: Canadian Scholar’s Press
• van den Hoonaard, D. K. (2009) Experiences of Living Alone: Widows and Widowers' Perspectives.  Housing Studies 24(6): 737-53.
• van den Hoonaard, D. K. (2009) "I Was the Man": The Challenges of Masculinity for Older Men.  Pp 69-84 in Z. D. Buchholz and S. K. Boyce (eds), Masculinity: Gender Roles, Characteristics and Coping.  Hauppage, NY: Nova Science Publishers.
• van den Hoonaard, D. K. (2009) Widowers' strategies of self-representation in an interview situation: A Sociological analysis, Ageing & Society 29 (2): 257-76.
• van den Hoonaard, D. K. (2009) The Poignant Accomplishments of Bahá'í Newcomers from Iran, E-Paper Series, New Brunswick and Atlantic Studies Research and Development Centre.  With Will C. van den Hoonaard.
• van den Hoonaard, D. K. (2009) Ageism and Eldercare in J. O’Brien (Ed.) Sage Encyclopedia of Gender and Society.
• van den Hoonaard, Will (2009) On developing and using sensitizing concepts in an Icelandic field-research setting. In W. Shaffir, A. Puddephatt, and S. Kleinknecht (Eds.) Ethnographies revisited: The stories behind the stories. Toronto: Oxford University Press.

2008

• Ballucci, Dale. 2008. Risk in Action: Examining the Practical Effects of the Youth Management Assessment, Social and Legal Studies 17(2): 175-197.
• Burns, J.  (2008) Reprint in the Canadian Review of Sociology: 45(3): 335-337, review of Leslie Dawn, National Visions, National Blindness: Canadian Art and Identities in the 1920s.  Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 2006, 446p., Index.
• Burns, Janet (2008) review of Leslie Dawn's National Visions, National Blindness: Canadian Art and Identities in the 1920's. Canadian Review of Sociology, 45(3):335-337.
• Clark Kroeger, C., Nason-Clark, N., and Fisher-Townsend, B. (2008) Beyond Abuse in the Christian Home: Raising Voices for Change. Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock.
• Doran,  N . (2008) Decoding 'encoding': Moral  panics, media practices and marxist presuppositions. Theoretical Criminology, 12(2): 191-221
• Fisher-Townsend, B. and Nason-Clark, N. (2008) Getting the Data: Ethics, Cooperation and Interaction in a University-Community Agency Collaboration. CUExpo08. Community-University Partnerships: Connecting for Change. Proceedings of the Third International Community-University Exposition, edited by D. Clover and C. McGregor, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC.
• Fisher-Townsend, B., N. Nason-Clark, N. Murphy and L. Ruff, (2008). I am not Violent! Men’s Experience in Group. In Catherine Clark Kroeger, Nancy Nason-Clark and Barbara Fisher-Townsend (Eds.) Beyond Abuse in the Christian Home: Raising Voices for Change. Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock, pp.78-99.
• Fisher-Townsend, B. (2008). Searching for the Missing Puzzle Piece: The Potential of Faith in Changing Violent Behaviour. In Catherine Clark Kroeger, Nancy Nason-Clark  and Barbara Fisher-Townsend (Eds.) Beyond Abuse in the Christian Home: Raising Voices for Change. Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock,  pp.100-120.
• Gibson, K., O'Donnell, S. (2008) "Participatory Multi-Site Videoconferencing at River Valley Health," NRC/ERB-1153. July 2008. 14 pages. NRC 50410.
• Graham, E. and Low, J. (2008). Bodies out of time: Women’s reproductive firsts. In C. Malacrida and J. Low (Eds.) Sociology of the body: A reader, Don Mills, Ontario: Oxford University Press
• Haan, Michael. 2008. “The Place of Place: Location and Immigrant Economic Wellbeing in Canada.” Population Research and Policy Review, 27(6): 751-771.
• Haan, Michael, and Thomas Perks. 2008. “The Housing Careers of Older Canadians: An Investigation Using the Aging and Social Support Survey (GSS16).” Canadian Studies in Population 38(2): 221-244.
• Harrison, D. and Laliberté, L. (2008) The competing claims of operational effectiveness and human rights in the Canadian context Armed Forces and Society. 34(2): 208-29
• Holtmann, C. (2008).  Love One Another: Teen Dating Violence.  PASCH (Peace and Safety in the Christian Home) Newsletter.  December.
• Holtmann, C.  (2008). His Eye is On the Sparrow.  New Catholic Times: Sensus Fidelium.
• Holtmann, C.  (2008). Resistance is Beautiful: The Growth of the Catholic Network for    Women’s Equality in New Brunswick.  Feminist Theology with a Canadian Accent: Canadian Perspectives on Contextual Feminist Theology. M. A. Beavis & E. Guilleman, eds. Ottawa, ON, Novalis.
• Holtmann, C. (2008) “Resistance is Beautiful: The Growth of the Catholic Network for Women’s Equality in New Brunswick.” in M.A. Beavis, E. Guillemin & B. Pell, eds. Feminist Theology with a Canadian Accent: Canadian Perspectives on Contextual Feminist Theology.  Ottawa, ON, Novalis.
• Kroeger, Catherine Clark, Nason-Clark, Nancy  and Barbara Fisher-Townsend (2008). Conclusion. In Catherine Clark Kroeger, Nancy Nason-Clark and Barbara Fisher-Townsend (Eds.) Beyond Abuse in the Christian Home: Raising Voices for Change. Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock, pp. 225-233.
• Kroeger, Catherine Clark and Nancy Nason-Clark (2008) Introduction. In Kroeger, Catherine Clark, Nason-Clark, Nancy and Barbara Fisher-Townsend (eds.) Beyond Abuse in the Christian Home: Raising Voices for Change.  Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock. pp. xv-xix.
• Kroeger, C., Nason-Clark, N. and Fisher-Townsend (2008)  Beyond Abuse in the Christian Home:  Raising Voices for Change.  Eugene: Wipf and Stock. (233 pp.)
• Low, J. (2008). Researcher sensitivity. In L. M. Given (Ed.) The Sage encyclopaedia of qualitative research methods. Sage Publications,pp. 779-780.
• Low, J. (2008). Structure, agency, and social reality in Blumerian symbolic interactionism: The influence of Georg Simmel. Symbolic Interaction, 31(3):325-343.
• Low, J. and Thériault, L. (2008). Health promotion policy in Canada: Lessons forgotten, lessons still to learn. Health Promotion International, 23:200-206.
• Malacrida, C. and Low, J. (2008). Sociology of the body: A reader. Don Mills, Ontario: Oxford University Press.
• Molyneaux, H., O’Donnell, S., Gibson, K., Singer, J. (2008) "Exploring the Gender Divide on YouTube: An Analysis of the Creation and," American Communication Journal. Volume 10, Number 2. Summer 2008.
• Nason-Clark, Nancy (2008) Holy Hush or Shattered Silence? Abuse and the Christian Church. New Wineskins Jan-Feb.
• Nason-Clark, Nancy (2008) When Terror Strikes the Christian Home.  In Kroeger, Catherine Clark, Nason-Clark, Nancy and Barbara Fisher-Townsend  (eds.) Beyond Abuse in the Christian Home: Raising Voices for Change.  Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock, pp. 167-183.
• O’Donnell, S., Kakepetum-Schultz, T. (2008) "Videoconferencing Connects Remote Communities," Sagatay (Wasaya Airways in-Flight Magazine), May 2008. NRC 50376.
• Paul, Fern (2008) Canada, Aboriginal women." In Richard T. Schaefer (Ed.), Encyclopaedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Society. Sage Publications 227-230.
• Rideout, V. (2008) Digital Taylorisation of social service work: The Riverview Case study. Canadian Journal of Communication Vol. 33 (4), 685-700.
• Rideout, V. (2008) Pubic interest in communications: Beyond access to needs. Global Media Journal American Edition Vol. 7 (13), Article No. 5, 1-11
• Sahni, I (2008) Book review of Simon Susen (2007) The Foundations of the Social: Between Critical Theory and Reflexive Sociology. Oxford: The Bardwell Press, The Canadian Journal of Sociology 33(3): 712-714.
• Simms, D., Milliken, M., O’Donnell, S., Fournier, H., Emond, B. (2008) "BVCam in the Virtual Classroom," NRC/ERB-1154. May 2008. 17 pages. NRC 50411.
• Thériault, L., Mctiernan, H., and Gill, C.,  (2008) Resources and Challenges of Charitable Human Service Organizations in New Brunswick, The Philanthropist 21(3): 210-233.
• Thériault, L., Skibbens, R., and L. Brown, (2008). A Portrait of Co-operatives and Credit Unions in Atlantic Canada. Social Economy and Sustainability Research Network, Working Paper 2008-01, Halifax: Mount Saint Vincent University, September, 46 pages.
• Tutty, L. George, D. Nixon, K. and C. Gill. (2008). "Women’s Views of Programs to Assist them with the Justice System", In J. Ursel, L. Tutty & J. Lemaistre (Eds.). What's Law Got To do With it?: The Law, Specialized Courts and Domestic Violence in Canada, Toronto: Cormorant Press.
• van den Hoonaard, W.C. (2008) “A explosão da bolha: relações entre pesquisador e participantes pesquisados.” (Bursting the Bubble:  The Relationship between researcher and Research Participants) Pp. 83-101 in Iara Coelho Zito Guerriero, Maria Luisa Sandoval Schmidt, and Fabio Zicker, eds. Ética Nas Pesquisas Em Cências Humanas e Sociais Na Saúde. Sao Paulo: Aderaldo & Rothschild.
• van den Hoonaard, W.C. (2008).  “Nuevas perspectivas y problemas acerca de la revisión ética de la investigación” [New Perspectives and Problems in Research Ethics Review]. in Susana Masseroni, ed. Methodologies from Within: The Uses of Memory and Narratives in Research. Buenos Aires: Mnemosyne.
• van den Hoonaard, W.C. (2008). “On Ethics Regimes and the Problem of Maintaining the Face of Qualitative Research: A Commentary on Iara C.Z. Guerriero and Sueli Dallari’s Paper, ‘The Need for Adequate Ethical Guidelines for Qualitative Health Research’”Ciêcia & Saúde Coletiva (Brazil). 13 (2): 312-314. (invited commentary) Abstract transl. into Portuguese
• van den Hoonaard, W.C. (2008).  “Re-imagining the ‘subject:’ Conceptual and ethical considerations on the participant in health research.” Ciência & Saúde Coletiva. 13 (2): 371-379. (Brazil).
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2008). “Inter- and Intracoder Reliability.” International Encyclopaedia  of Qualitative Research. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage 445-451 (Vol. 1)
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2008). “Theoretical Sample.” International Encyclopaedia of Qualitative Research. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage: 874-875 (Vol. 2).
• van den Hoonaard, W. and D.K. van den Hoonaard (2008). “Data Analysis.” International Encyclopaedia of Qualitative Research. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage: 186-188 ( Vol. 1)
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2008)  “Sensitizing Concepts.”  International Encyclopaedia of Qualitative Research. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage: 812- 814 (Vol. 2)
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2008) “Ethics Review Process.” International Encyclopaedia of Qualitative Research. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage: 280-283 (Vol. 1).
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2008). “Résumé de la rétroaction sur le document traitant de la  recherche qualitative.” Prepared by the Social Sciences and Humanities Special Working Committee to the Interagency Advisory Panel on Research Ethics. Ottawa. (mai)
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2008). “La recherche qualitative : un chapitre à être inclus dans l’EPTC.” Prepared by the Social Sciences and Humanities Special Working Committee to the Interagency Advisory Panel on Research Ethics. Ottawa. (février)
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2008). “La recherche intégrant la pratique créative : Chapitre destiné à être inclus dans l'EPTC.” Prepared by the Social Sciences and Humanities Special Working Committee to the Interagency Advisory Panel on Research Ethics. Ottawa. (février)

2007

• Averweg, U., O’Donnell, S, (2007) "Code of Ethics for Community Informatics Researchers," Journal of Community Informatics. September 2007.
• Brittain, James J. (2007). “Government, NGOs and the Paramilitary: A Colombian contradiction” Development 50(1).
• Brittain, James J. (2007). Forms of Unconventional and Illicit Development: Rural Colombia’s complex narcotic industry. Published paper (IX Congreso Nacional de Sociología), Bogotá: Universidad Nacional de Colombia.
• Brittain, James J. (2007). “War, Evil, and the End of History, Review essay of Bernard-Henri Lévy’s depiction of the global shift toward apolitical conflict” Rethinking Marxism 19(1).
• Burns, J. (2007) Modern Art, the Art Critic and the Disengagement and Re-engagement of Art: A Comparative Historical Perspective on the Social Construction of Artistic Recognition.  International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences,  2(3):291-298.
• Burns, J. (2007) Review of HOWARD S. BECKER, ROBERT R. FAULKNER, and BARBARA KIRSCHENBLATT-GIMBLETT (eds.) Art from Start to Finish: Jazz, Painting, Writing, and other Improvisations.  Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2006, 234p., index.  In The Canadian Review of Sociology.
• Burns, J. and Detroye, R (2007) “Artistic Engagement as Experimentalism in CoBrA’s Abstract Expressionism”. International Journal of the Arts in Society: 1(6):137-151.
• Doran C. (2007) “England’s polytechnics failed, will ours?” Commentary published in the Telegraph Journal, Oct 3rd 2007 
• Doran C. with M. Clow (2007) “Proposed polytechnics won’t work for NB” Commentary published in Moncton Times and Transcript, Oct 12th, 2007 
• Doran C. (2007)“Women and the Future of Post-secondary education in New Brunswick” Commentary published in the Daily Gleaner, Oct 25th 2007
• Doran C. (Doran, N.) (2007). What do official statistics tell us about ourselves. In Questioning sociology, edited by G. Pavlich, G. and M. Hird. Don Mills, Ontario: Oxford University Press, Pp. 150-173.
• Fisher-Townsend, B. (2007).  Violence around the globe.  PASCH (Peace and Safety in the Christian Home) Newsletter. Brewster, MA:  Cape Cod Institute for Christianity, Spring.
• Gibson, K., O’Donnell, S.,  Rideout, V. (2007) "The Project-Funding Regime: Complications for Community Organizations and their Staff," Canadian Public Administration Journal. November 2007. pp. 411-436. NRC 49845.
• Leski, A. and L. Thériault. (2007). Rethinking the productivity of Saskatchewan welfare recipients: A study of daily activities and self-perceptions. In Redefining productivity for social development and well-being. Edited by F. Douglas and G. Geller.  Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, Pp. 75-94.
• Low, J. (2007). Review of: Consumer health informatics: Informing consumers and improving health care, D. Lewis, G. Eysenbach, R. KuKafka, P. Z. Stavri, and Jimison (Eds.), New York: Springer Science + Business Media. The Information Society, 23(5):415-416.
• Low, J. (2007). Unstructured interviews and health research. In Saks, M. and Allsop, J. (Eds.) Researching health, Sage Publications, Pp. 74-91.
• McTiernan, H., Thériault, L., Gill, C., and S. Bell. (2007). Serving New Brunswick: A provincial survey of the charitable human service sector. The Muriel McQueen Fergusson Centre,  University of New Brunswick, September, 27 pages.
• Molyneaux, H., O'Donnell, S., Liu, S., Hagerman, V., Gibson, K., Matthews, B., Fournier, H., Scobie, D., Singer, J., McIver, W. Jr., Emond, B., Brooks, M., Oakley P., (2007) "Good Practice Guidelines for Participatory Multi-Site Videoconferencing," NRC/ERB-1151. Report: 63 pages. Appendix: 15 pages. October 1, 2007. NRC  49869.
• Lile, Sherry, Tetsch, Debbie, Nason-Clark, N., Ruff, L and Christa Hayden Sharpe (2007)  Counting the Cost: Caregiver Issues.  In Beth Grant and Cindy Lopez Hudlin (eds.)  Hands That Heal International Curriculum for Training Caregivers of Trafficking Survivors.  Springfield, MO: Project Rescue International and FAAST, pp. 290-324.
• Nason-Clark, N. (2007) Can hope really change people?  Violent Religious Men and Their Journey of Accountability.  In Beverly Matthews and Lori Beaman (eds.) Exploring Gender in Canada:  A Multi-Dimensional Approach.  Toronto: Pearson Education Canada, pp. 278-280.
• Nason-Clark, N. and L. Ruff (2007).  Caring for the Caregiver.  International Curriculum for Training Caregivers of Victims of Trafficking.  Washington, D.C: FAITH Consortium.
• Nason-Clark, N. and B. Fisher-Townsend. (2007).  Women, gender and feminism in the sociology of religion: theory, research and social action. In American sociology of religion: Histories. Edited by A.J. Blasi, Pp. 203-222.  Boston:  Brill Academic Publishers.
• Nason-Clark, N. (2007)  Christianity and domestic violence. Essay in the Encyclopedia of domestic violence, edited by Nicky Ali Jackson.  New York: Routledge, pp. 161-166.
• Neilson, Linda C. and Peggy English (2007) “The role of Interest-based facilitation in designing accreditation standards: the Canadian experience” Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 18(3):221-248.
• O’Donnell, S., Singer, J., Milliken, M., Fournier, H. (2007) "BVC-SI - Technical Update Report," NRC/ERB-1150. June 27, 2007. 13 pages. NRC 49868.
• Spencer-Arsenault, M and Nason-Clark, N. (2007) “The role of Marian imagery in the lives of ordinary Catholic women” In Pierre Hegy (Ed.) What do we imagine God to be? The function of 'God images' in our lives. Mellen Press., pp. 155-165.
• Thériault, L. and C. Gill. (2007) “Les déterminants sociaux de la santé et la violence conjugale: Quels sont les liens?,” Service Social, vol. 53, no 1: 75-89.
• Vanda Rideout. 2007. 'No Information Age Utopia: Knowledge Workers and Clients in the Social Service Sector. Knowledge Workers in the Information Society. Editors Catherine McKercher and Vincent Mosco. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books (133-146).
• Vanda Rideout, Andrew Reddick, Susan O'Donnell, William McIver Jr., Sandy Kitchen, Mary Milliken. 2007. 'Community Organizations in the Information Age: A Study of Community Intermediaries in Canada.' The Journal of Community Informatics. Vol 3 No 1 (1-90).
• Waters, I., Hardy, N., Delgado, D., and Dahlmann, S., 2007, 'Ethnic Minorities and the Challenge of Police Recruitment' in The Police Journal, Vol.80(3), pp.191-216
• McTiernan, H., Theriault, L., Gill, C. and Bell, S. with the collaboration of J. Randall (September 2007). Serving New Brunswick: A provincial survey of the charitable human services sector. New Brunswick: University of New Brunswick.
• L. Thériault and C. Gill. (2007). Les determinants sociaux de la santé et la violence conjugale: Quels sont les liens? Service Social,  53(1):1-12.
• Titchkosky, T (2007). Reading and writing disability differently: The textured life of embodiment. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

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• Ballucci, Dale. 2006. Book Review of Multiple Lenses, Multiple Images: Perspectives on the Child across Time, Space, and Disciplines: Hillel Goelman, Sheila K Marshall, and Sally Ross (eds).  Toronto, Canada: University of Toronto Press, 2004. Canadian Journal of Sociology 31(1): 148-150.
• Brittain, James J. (2006). “Organizing Rural Labor in Rural Colombia: A federation of unions struggles to exist in the face of state reaction” Dollars & Sense, Issue 268.
• Brittain, James J. (2006). “Atlantic Canada Fights Back against Atlantica” (with R. James Sacouman, Acadia University) Canadian Dimension, 40(5).
• Brittain, James J. (2006). “Resisting Atlantica” (with R. James Sacouman) Our Times, 25(4).
• Brittain, James J. (2006) Human Rights and the Colombian Government: An analysis of state-based atrocities toward non-combatants. New Politics, 10(4):99-105.
• Burns, J. (2006). Artistic modernism as nationalism in the periphery: Canada and Mexico. Reprint. In Sunil Kukreja (ed.) Case studies in political sociology. New Delhi: Serials Publications, pp. 144-171.
• Burns, J. (2006). Les automatists and COBRA as abstract expressionism. International Journal of the Humanities, 2:3: 1763-1769.
• Burns, J. (2006). Artistic modernism as nationalism in the periphery: Canada and Mexico.  International Review of Modern Sociology, 31(1): 81-105.
• Burns, J. (2006). Review of Sylvere Lotringer and Paul Virilio The accident of art.  Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology Online, May 2006.
• Burns, J. (2006). Engagement and art: Luis Merino and art as praxis. International Journal of the Humanities, 3(5):196-221.
• Doran, C. (Doran, N.) (2006). Discipline, punish and …codify: Statistics, class and self in the post- Foucauldian era. International Journal of the Humanities 3(7):175-188.
• Duchesne, R. (2006). Christianity is a Hellenistic religion, and Western civilization is Christian. Historically Speaking, VII(4).
• Duchesne, R. (2006). Globalization, the industrialization of Puerto Rico and the limits of dependency theory. Journal Fur Entwicklungspolitik, XXXII(1):55-83.
• Duchesne, R. (2006).  Asia First? The Journal of the Historical Society, VI(1):69-91.
• Duchesne, R. (2006). Freedom of speech is not enough. Review essay of Donald Alexander Downs, Restoring free speech and liberty on campus. Canadian Journal of Sociology Online, May-June.
• Duchesne, R. (2006).  Patrick O’Brien’s disrespectful evaluation of the historiography of Western civilization. International Society for the Comparative Study of Civilizations (ISCSC) Newsletter, pp. 2-9.
• Gill, C. (2006). « Violence Between Intimate Partners: Understanding Theories and their Links to Intervention Strategies », in M.R. Hampton & N. Gerrard (Eds.). Intimate partner violence: reflections on experience, theory and policy. Toronto: Cormorant Books.
• Gill, C. In collaboration with Berman, H., Jackson, M., Rondeau, G., Tutty, L. & J. Ursel.  (2006). "Canadian observatory on the justice system’s response to intimate partner violence". Atlantis. A Women’s Studies Journal. Vol. 30, no 3.
• Gill, C and McTiernan, H. (2006). New Brunswick domestic violence court pilot project: Evaluation framework (Phase I). Muriel McQueen Fergusson Centre for Family Violence Research, May.
• Gunn, L. and Caissie, L. (2006) Serial murder as an act of deviant leisure. Journal of the Canadian Association for Leisure Studies (Special Issue: Deviant Leisure), 30(1):27-53.
• Harrison, D. (2006). The role of military culture in military organizations’ responses to woman abuse in military families. The Sociological Review, 54(3): 546-74.
• Kufeldt, K.,McGilligan, L., Klein, R. & Rideout, S. (2006). Looking after Children and its Ability to Promote Resilient Children and Resilient Workers: a Case Study. Families in Society,  87(4):565-574.
• Klein, R., Kufeldt, K. & Rideout, S. (2006). Resilience theory and its relevance for child welfare practice. In Flynn, R.J., Dudding, P. & Barber, J.G. (eds.). Promoting Resilience in Child Welfare. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press, pp. 34-51.
• Low, J. (2006). Communication problems between researchers and informants with speech difficulties: Methodological and analytic issues. Field Methods, 18(2):153-171.
• Low, J. and Murray, K. (2006). Lay acquiescence to medical dominance: Reflections on the active citizenship thesis. Social Theory and Health, 4(2):109-127.
• Murray, K., Low, J., and Waite, A. (2006). The realignment of government and the normalization of poverty: A street-level study. Canadian Public Administration, 49(3):375-392.
• Martin, M (2006) Images at War: Illustrated periodicals and constructed nations, Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• Nason-Clark, N. (2006). When Terror Strikes at Home:  The Interface Between Religion and Domestic Violence.  In Lori G. Beaman (ed.) Religion and Canadian Society:  Traditions, transitions, and innovations, Toronto:  Canadian Scholars’ Press, pp. 96-105.
• O'Donnell, S. (2006). Evaluation report: Government of New Brunswick - ICDL pilot. Fredericton: National Research Council.
• O'Donnell, S., Crease, M., Kitchen, S., Kondratova, I., Reddick, A. (2006). ICT for Social Communication by Seniors Aging in Place. Fredericton: National Research Council.
• Reimer, M. and Mueller, A. (2006). Accessing the transition to careers for female undergraduates in the restructured university in New Brunswick.Canadian and International Education Journal. 35(1): 80-91.
• Rideout, V., Reddick, A., O'Donnell, S., McIver, W. J., Kitchen, S., and Milliken, M. (2006). Community intermediaries in the knowledge society. Ottawa: National Research Council Canada and the University of New Brunswick.
• Sahni, I (2006) Book review of Nasser Behnegar (2005) Leo Strauss, Max Weber, and the Scientific Study of Politics. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, The Canadian Journal of Sociology 31(3): 379-381.
• Sahni, I (2006) Vanished Mediators: On the Residual Status of Judges in Max Weber’s "Sociology of Law."’Journal of Classical Sociology 6(2): 177-194
• Titchkosky, T (2006). Disability, self and society, Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• Titchkosky, T (2006). “Policy, disability, reciprocity?” in Disability and social policy in Canada (2nd ed.), M. A. McColl and L.Jongbloed (Eds.), Toronto: Captus Press, Pp. 54-72.
• Vaillancourt, Y. and L. Thériault. (2006). “Économie sociale, politiques sociales et fédéralisme au Canada.” in Le fédéralisme canadien au 21e siècle, edited by A. Gagnon. Presses de l’Université de Montréal.
• Vaillancourt, Y., Aubry, F., Kearney, M., Thériault, L. and L. Tremblay. (2006). “La contribución de la economía social a las reformas de las políticas sociales en Canadá: una visión desde el Québec,” CAYAPA Revista Venezolana de Economía Social, Ano 6, no 11: 64-94.
• Vaillancourt, Y., Aubry, F., Kearney, M., Tremblay, L. and L. Thériault. (2006). The Contribution of the Social Economy to Social Policy. Chapter 23 in Social Fabric or Patchwork Quilt, edited by R.B. Blake and J.A. Keshen. Peterborough, Ont.: Broadview Press, pp. 515-536
• van den Hoonaard, D.K., and van den Hoonaard, W. C. (2006). The equality of women and men: The experience of the Bahá’í community of Canada. Douglas, NB: van den Hoonaards.
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2006) The Journal of Academic Ethics, "Ethics Trapeze"
• van den Hoonaard, W. and van den Hoonard, D (2006) The Equality of Women and Men: The Experience of the Bah á ´ í Community of Canada.  Douglas, NB: Deborah and Will van den Hoonaard.
• van den Hoonaard, W. and L. Echevarria (2006) "Black Roses in Canada´s Mosaic: Three Decades of Canadian Black History." in Richard Thomas and Gwen Etter-Lewis, eds. Lights of the Spirit: Historical Portraits of Black Bah á ´ í s in North America. Wilmette, IL: Baha´i Publishing Trust, Pp.143-166.
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2006) Trends in Canadian Sociology Master´s Theses in Relation to Research Ethics Review, 1995-2004." Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, 1(4):77-88.
• van den Hoonaard, W. and Anita Connolly (2006) "Anthropological Research in Light of Research-Ethics Review: Canadian  Master´s Theses, 1995-2004." Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, 1(2):59-70.
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2006) Social Activism Among Some Early 20th-Century Baha´is in Canada. Socialist Studies.  2(1): 77- 97.
• van den Hoonaard, W. C. (2006) “Trends in Canadian Sociology Master’s Theses in Relation to Research Ethics Review, 1995-2004.” Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics. 1 (4): 77-88.

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• Beaudry-Mellor, T., Thériault, L. and C. Gill. (2005). The case of a social partnership in a Canadian province: An analysis of the STOPS-to-Violence Roundtable. Social Policy Research Unit, University of Regina, April, 51 pages.
• Brittain, J. (2005). The FARC-EP in Colombia: A revolutionary exception in an age of imperialist expansion. Monthly Review  57(4): 20-33.
• Brittain, J. (2005). A theory of accelerating rural violence: Lauchlin Currie’s role in underdeveloping Colombia. Journal for Peasant Studies 32(2): 335-360.
• Brittain, J. (2005). The consequential effects of Canadian immigration policy and anti-terror legislation on Colombian refugees. The Saskatchewan Institute for Public Policy, May, University of Regina, Saskatoon, Sask.
• Brittain, J. (2005). Clandestine politics within Colombia: The Bolivarian movement for a new olombia. Socialism and Liberation 2(5): 34-36.
• Brittain, J. (2005). The agrarian question and armed struggle in Colombia (with Igor Ampuero, Saint Mary’s University). In S. Moyo and P. Yeros (Eds.) Reclaiming the land: The resurgence of rural movements in Africa, Asia and Latin America. London: Zed Books, pp. 359-382.
• Brittain, J. (2005). (Book Review) Bernard-Henri Lévy, War, evil, and the end of history. Hoboken, New Jersey: Melville House Publishing. 2004, x + 371p. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology.
• Brittain, J. (2005). The war on campus: Notes from the trenches of Colombia (with Jasmin Hristov, York University). Critical Times. 2(3): 6.
• Burns, J. (2005) Artistic modernism as nationalism in the periphery: Canada and Mexico. International Review of Modern Sociology, 31(1):81-105.
• Burns, J. (2005). Review of Shawn D. Haley and Curt Fukuda Day of the dead: When two worlds meet in Oaxaca.  Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology Online, December 2005.
• Duchesne, R. (2005). Defending the rise of Western culture against its multicultural critics. The European Legacy, 10(5):455-484.
• Duchesne, R. (2005). Peer Vries, the great divergence, and the California school: Who’s in and who’s out,” World History Connected, 2(2):1-12.
• Duchesne, R. (2005). World history – for Africa, against Europe.” The European Legacy, 10(1):77-82.
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• Duchesne, R. (2005). New Brunswick In W. Kaufman and H. Macpherson (Eds.) Britain and the Americas: Culture, politics, and history: A multidisciplinary encyclopedia. Oxford, England: ABC CLIO. Pp. 642-643.
• Gill. C. In collaboration with H. Berman, M. Jackson, G. Rondeau, L. Tutty, J. Ursel. (2005). The justice system’s response to intimate partner abuse across Canada: Moving towards a Canadian observatory. Muriel McQueen Fergusson Centre, UNB, April, 33 pages.
• Gill. C. (2005). Violence between intimate partners: Understanding theories and their links to intervention strategies. In M.R. Hampton and N. Gerrard (Eds.) Intimate partner violence: Reflections on experience, theory and policy. Toronto: Cormorant Books.
• Harrison, D. and Bourassa, C. (2005). L'isolement vécu par les femmes victimes de violence conjugale de la part de leur conjoint militaire.  La Revue Canadienne de Service Social, 22 ee(1): 53-70.
• Kenny, C., Walmark, B., O'Donnell, S. (2005) "Report From the Field: The RICTA Meeting Video," Journal of Community Informatics  (JoCI). Volume: 1, Number 3 (2 pages plus video, online journal). June 6, 2005. NRC 48233.
• Low, J. (2005). Avoiding the other: A technique of stigma management among people who use alternative therapies. In D. Pawluch, W. Shaffir, and C. Miall (Eds.) Doing Ethnography: Researching Everyday Life, Toronto: Canadian Scholars’ Press, pp. 273-285.
• Kufeldt, K., Simard, M., Thomas, P. & Vachon, J. (2005). A Grass Roots Approach to Influencing Child Welfare Policy. Child and Family Social Work, 10(4): 305-314.
• Kufeldt, K. & Stein, M. (2005). The voice of young people: reflections on the in care experience and process of leaving care. In Scott, J. & Ward, H. (eds.). Promoting the Wellbeing of Vulnerable Children. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, pp. 134-158.
• Nason-Clark, N. (2005). Linking research and social Action: Violence, religion and the amily. A case for public sociology. Review of Religious Research, 46(3): 221-234.
• Nason-Clark, N. and B. Fisher-Townsend. (2005). Christian myths about violence in the family context. Voices: Overcoming the Silence of Domestic Abuse, Third Quarter (4-5), PASCH (Peace and Safety in the Christian Home).
• Nason-Clark, N. and B. Fisher-Townsend. (2005). Chapter 10: Gender. In H. R. Ebaugh Ed.) Handbook on sociology of religion and social institutions, New York: Springer Press, pp. 207-223.
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• Nason-Clark, N. (2005). The Spanish translation of Refuge from Abuse: Hope and Healing for Abused Christian Women was published by Caribe-Betania Editores, a division of Thomas Nelson Publishing under the title of Refugio del Abuso.
• Nason-Clark, N. and B. Fisher-Townsend. (2005) Chapter 10: Gender. In Helen Rose Ebaugh (ed.) Handbook on sociology of religion and social institutions, New York: Springer, pp. 207-223.
• O’Donnell, S. (2005) "IT Education and Training for Disadvantaged Students: Lessons from Europe," Journal: IEEE Technology and Society Magazine. Volume 24, Number 3, Fall. September 27, 2005. pp. 23-31.
• Rideout, V. and Reddick, A. (2005). Sustaining community access to technology: Who should pay and why! The Journal of Community Informatics,1(2):45-62.
• Ruff, L. Lanette. (2005). Review of Evangelicals and the continental divide: The conservative protestant subculture in Canada and the United States, by Sam Reimer. McGill-Montreal: Queen’s University Press, 2003. Sociology of Religion.
• Sahni, I (2005) Durkheim, modernidad y espíritu de fraternidad [Durkheim, Modernity and the Spirit of Brotherhood’], Trayectorias VII(19): 19-31.
• Sahni, I (2005 ) Max Weber Today (Review Essay on Basit Bilal Koshul, The Postmodern Significance of Max Weber's Legacy; Fritz Ringer, Max Weber: An Intellectual Biography; Alan Sica, Max Weber and the New Century). Canadian Journal of Sociology Online September - October.
• Theriault, L. and Leski, A. (2005). Daily activities and self-perception about productivity among Saskatchewan welfare recipients. Canadian Social Work Review, 22(2):211-227.
• Titchkosky, T (2005). Disability in the news: A reconsideration of reading. Disability & Society, 20(6):653-666.
• Titchkosky, T (2005). Clenched subjectivity: Disability, women and medical discourse. Disability Studies Quarterly, 25(3): online publication, unpaginated.
• Titchkosky, T (2005). Acting blind: A revelation of culture’s eye. In P. Auslander and C. Sandahl, Bodies in commotion: Disability and performance. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, pp. 346-363.
• van den Hoonaard, W. C. (2005). Etching the idea of “unity in diversity in the Baha’i community: Popular opinions and organizing principle. In M. Warburg (Ed.) Baha’i and globalisation. Aarhus, Denmark: Aarhus University Press.
• van den Hoonaard, W. C. (2005)."Sensitizing Concepts." Pp. 339-340 in Francis J. Turner, ed., The Canadian Encyclopedia of Social Work. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier University Press.
• van den Hoonaard, W. C. (2005). Biographical Zoning and Baha´i Biographical Writing: The Case of Rose Henderson. Bah á ´ í Studies Review. 12: 50-66.
• Weeks, P. (2005). (Book Review) Tia DeNora, After Adorno: Rethinking music sociology. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2003. American Journal of Sociology, 111(1):1824-5.

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• Bowden, G. (2004). Reconstructing colonialism: Graphic layout and design, and the onstruction of ideology. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 41(2):217-40.
• Bowden, G. (2004). From environmental to ecological sociology. In K. Richmond (Ed.) TASA 2004: Proceedings of the Australian Sociology Association, December 2004.
• Bowden, G. (2004). Ideology and the limits of human ingenuity: The case of the Norse Greenlanders. In K. Richmond (Ed.) TASA 2004: Proceedings of the Australian Sociology Association December 2004.
• Doherty, D. and Hornosty, J. (2004). Abuse in a rural and farm context. In M. L. Stirling, A. ameron, N. Nason-Clark, B. Miedema (Eds.) Understanding abuse: Partnering for change. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 55-81.
• Doran, C. (2004) Re-writing the social, re-writing sociology: Donzelot, genealogy and working class bodies. Canadian Journal of Sociology, 29(3):333-357.
• Duchesne, R. (2004). The way of Africa,‘the way I am’, and the hermeneutic circle,” Historically Speaking, I(2).
• Duchesne, R. (2004). Centres and margins: The fall of universal history and the rise of multicultural world history. In Marnie-Hughes-Warrington (Ed.)  Advances in World Histories. Palgrave Macmillan, 135-167.
• Duchesne, R. (2004). On the rise of the West: Researching Kenneth Pomeranz’s great divergence. Review of Radical Political Economics, 36(1):52–81.
• Hanford, L. (2004). Re-storying alzheimers: Individual and organizational stories for a new culture of dementia care. In W. L. Randall, D. Furlong, & T. Poitras (Eds.), Narrative Matters 2004 Conference Proceedings. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada: Narrative Matters Conference Planning Committee.
• Harrison, D. (2004). With E. S. Byers. Building collaborative action-oriented research eams. In M. L. Stirling et al. (Eds.), Understanding abuse: Partnering for change. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 21-52.
• Harrison, D. (2004). The Canadian forces’ response to woman abuse in military families. In Mary Lou Stirling et al. (Eds.), Understanding abuse: Partnering for change. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 155-94.
• Hornosty, J. and Doherty, D. (2004). Resistance and change: Building a framework for helping abused rural women. In B. Cheers, R. Clews, A. Powers and L. Carawan (Eds.) Beyond Geographical and Disciplinary Boundaries. Human Services in Rural Canada, Rural Social Work, 9:106–117.
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• Hornosty, J. (2004). Corporate challenges to academic freedom and gender equity. In M. Reimer (Ed.), Inside corporate u: Women in the academy speak out. Toronto: Sumach Press, pp. 43–66.
• Kufeldt, K. (2004). Eliminated but not Annihilated. In Kenneth Westhues, ed., Workplace Mobbing in Academe: Reports from Twenty Universities. Lewiston, NY, and Lampeter, Wales: Edwin Mellen Press, pp. 331-343.
• Lautard, H. and Guppy, N. (2004). Muticulturalism or vertical mosaic: Occupational stratification among Canadian ethnic groups. In R. Brym (Ed.) Society in question, 4th ed, Toronto: Thompson Nelson, pp. 165-167.
• Low, J. (2004). Using alternative therapies: A qualitative analysis. Toronto: Canadian Scholar’s Press.
• Low, J. (2004). Managing safety and risk: The experiences of people with Parkinson’s disease who use alternative and complementary therapies. Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Study of Health, Illness and Medicine, 8(4):445-463.
• Nason-Clark, N. (2004). When terror strikes at home: The interface between religion and domestic violence. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 43(3): 303-310.
• Nason-Clark, N. and Clark Kroeger, C. (2004). Refuge from abuse: Hope and healing for abused Christian women. Downers Grove, IL:InterVarsity Press. Spanish translation (2005) Refugio del Abuso, Caribe-Betania Editores, a division of Thomas Nelson Publishing.
• Nason-Clark, N. and L. Ruff (2004). What is sexual violence? (invited article for a special issue on catholic priests and child sexual abuse) Concilium, 2004, issue 3: 1-15.
• Nason-Clark, N.., N. Murphy, B. Fisher-Townsend, and L. Ruff (2004). An overview of the characteristics of the clients at a faith-based batterers’ intervention program. Journal of Religion and Abuse, 5(4): 51-72.
• Reddick. A., (2004). Citizen’s and the Internet: Policy Opportunities and Challenges, in K. Adams and W. Birdsall (Eds.) Access to information in a digital world. Canadian Library Association, 7-30.
• Reddick, A., Crease, M., O’Donnell, S., Kondratova, I., Kitchen, S., (2004). ICT for Social Communication by Seniors Aging in Place. National Research Council (NRC) ERB-1110- NRC 47146.
• Reddick, A ., Rideout, V., (2004). “Sustaining Community Access to Technology: Who Should Pay and Why”. Community Informatics Research Network 2004 Colloquium and Conference Proceedings, Community Informatics Research Network and Monash University, Vol. 2, 151-170.
• Reddick,  A., Saravanamuttoo, M., and White, J. (2004). The Dual Digital Divide IV. Ekos Research Associates Inc., Ottawa, Winter.
• Ruff, L. (2004). Review of Linking sexuality and gender: Naming violence against women in the United Church of Canada, by Tracy Trothen. Waterloo: Wilfred Laurier University Press, 2003. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology.
• van den Hoonaard, W. (2004) Review Symposium: From Road to Labyrinth: The State, Fate, or Hope of  Ethnography: Handbook of Ethnography." Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, 33 (4) (Aug):488-493.
• van den Hoonaard, W. C. (2004). The epistemological framework of qualitative research: Is it still a cinderella to quantitative research? In J. Fikfak, F. Adam, andD. Garz (Eds.) Qualitative research: Differing perspectives, emerging trends. Ljubljana, Slovenia: ZRC Publishing, Institute of Slovenian Ethnology, University of Ljubljana.