In this Issue

Table of Contents

The Surveillance Legacies of 9/11: Recalling, Reflecting on, and Rethinking Surveillance in the Security Era

David Lyon, Kevin D. Haggerty
pp. 291-300
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Zones of Opacity: Data Fusion in Post-9/11 Security Organizations

Torin Monahan, Priscilla M. Regan
pp. 301-317
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After 9/11: Canada, the Israel/Palestine Conflict, and the Surveillance of Public Discourse

Yasmeen Abu-Laban, Abigail B. Bakan
pp. 319-339
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Student Protests and Government Somersaults: The Quebec Spring from a Law and Society Perspective

Violaine Lemay, Marie-Neige Laperrière
pp. 339-450
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Identifying Canadians at the Border: ePassports and the 9/11 Legacy

Brenda McPhail, Christopher Parsons, Karen Louise Smith, Joseph Ferenbok, Andrew Clement
pp. 341-361
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Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC), Structures of Secrecy, and Ministerial Authorization after September 11

Kevin Walby, Seantel Anaïs
pp. 363-380
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Getting Past Privacy?: Surveillance, the Charter, and the Rule of Law

Lisa M. Austin
pp. 381-398
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US Domestic Surveillance after 9/11: An Analysis of the Chilling Effect on First Amendment Rights in Cases Filed against the Terrorist Surveillance Program

Sunny Skye Hughes
pp. 399-425
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Contestation étudiante et soubresauts étatiques : le printemps québécois sous une perspective droit et société

Violaine Lemay, Marie-Neige Laperrière
pp. 427-438
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