The book features a fresh introduction that recontextualizes its themes and insights, making it relevant for contemporary readers. It explores significant ideas and narratives that resonate with current societal issues, inviting readers to engage with its content in new ways. The reissue aims to spark renewed interest and discussion, ensuring that its message continues to impact audiences today.
Independent Experts Analyze Often-Controversial Schemes from Nunavut to Montreal to Toronto's Failed Sidewalk Labs Waterfront Scheme
The book explores the "smart city" trend in urban planning, featuring insights from experts nationwide. It examines how various Canadian municipalities are adopting innovative technologies and strategies to enhance urban living. Through case studies and analysis, it highlights the benefits and challenges of integrating smart solutions in city infrastructure, governance, and community engagement, providing a comprehensive look at the future of urban development in Canada.
Focusing on law enforcement's portrayal of crime and their own authority, this book explores how forces of law and order visualize and represent danger and criminality. It offers a fresh perspective by examining the narratives and images created by these institutions, highlighting their role in shaping public perception and understanding of crime. Through lively analysis, it delves into the dynamics between authority and society, providing insights into the complexities of crime representation in the media.
The book presents a post-metaphysical framework for examining the spatial and temporal dynamics of law and governance. Aimed at researchers, it offers insights into the practical implications of legal systems and governance structures. Authored by a leading theorist in the field, this innovative work significantly advances contemporary discussions in law and society, making it an essential resource for those exploring the intricacies of legal practices and their societal impacts.
Focusing on Michel Foucault's influence, this book examines his contributions to criminology, law, and justice. It highlights the application of his theories within criminology and demonstrates how they can be utilized to analyze modern issues and policies in the field. Through this exploration, readers gain insights into the relevance of Foucault's ideas in current discussions surrounding justice and societal norms.
Introduction -- Audit -- Bonds -- Community consultations -- Credit ratings -- 'The deal' -- High-speed rail -- Public-private partnerships -- Smart cities - "Value for money" assessments -- Conclusion.
