Forms of Exclusion: Racism and Community Policing in Canada

Exploring the intersection of racism, law, and crime, this book delves into community policing as a culturally and politically mediated social activity that often perpetuates exclusion. It highlights how the law legitimizes these exclusionary practices and examines the persistent nature of racism through the lens of community policing discourse. Aimed at students, educators, and professionals in criminology, sociology, and law, it serves as a critical resource for addressing racial injustice in society.