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Dr. Ruth Mann 156-2 Chrysler Hall South University of Windsor (519) 253-3000 ext. 2186 e-mail: ruthm@uwindsor.ca |  | Ruth M. Mann, Associate Professor (PhD, 1996 University of Toronto) Professor Mann teaches in the Criminology Program of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. She is currently working on two research projects. The larger SSHRC-funded project (with co-investigator Dr. Charlene Senn, Department of Psychology), is on youth violence and youth violence interventions under Canada's "new" (2003) Youth Criminal Justice Act. A smaller project (funded by the Health Research Centre for the Study of Violence Against Women, University of Windsor), is on feminism, men's rights, and Canadian policy on family law and domestic violence. (Sabbatical July 2007 - June 2008) Professional Affiliation -- Feminist Criminology, Board (Co-Editor Special Guest Issue, January 2008) Undergraduate Teaching:
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Publications -- Books: Mann, R. M. (2000). Who Owns Domestic Abuse? The Local Politics of a Social Problem. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. Mann, R. M. (2000). Juvenile Crime and Delinquency: A Turn of the Century Reader. R. Mann, ed. Toronto: Canadian Scholars Press. Publications -- Journal Articles/Book Chapters: Mann, Ruth M. (2008). Men’s Rights and Feminist Advocacy in Canadian Domestic Violence Policy Arenas: Contexts, Dynamics and Outcomes of Anti-Feminist Backlash. Feminist Criminology, 3(1), 44-75. Mann, Ruth M. (2008). A Specialized Criminal Justice System for Canadian Youth: Critical overview of historical and contemporary developments in law and procedures governing youth offending. In Introduction to Criminology, Kirsten Kramar (ed.). Toronto: Pearson Education. forthcoming Mann, R. M., Senn, C. Y., Girard, A., & Ackbar, S. (2007). Community-based Interventions for At-risk Youth in Ontario under Canada’s Youth Criminal Justice Act: A Case Study of a “Runaway” Girl. Canadian Jouranl of Criminology and Criminal Justice, 49, 37-73. Mann, R. M. (2007). Intimate Violence in Canada: Policy, Politics, and Research on Gender and Perpetration / Victimization. In Power and Resistance: Critical Thinking About Canadian Social Issues, 4th Edition (pp 50-74), W. Antony & L. Samuelson (eds.). Halifax, NS: Fernwood. Mann, R. M. (2005). Fathers' Rights, Feminism, and Canadian Divorce Law Reform: 1998-2003. Studies in Law, Politics, and Society 35: 31-65. Mann, R. M. (2003). Violence Against Women or Family Violence: The “Problem” of Female Perpetration in Domestic Violence. In W. Antony & L. Samuelson (eds.) Power and Resistance, 3rd Edition, 41-63. Halifax: Fernwood Publishing. Mann, R. M. (2002). Emotionality and Social Activism: A Case Study of a Community Development Effort to Establish a Shelter for Women in Ontario. Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 31(3): 251-284. Mann, R. M. (2000). Struggles for youth justice and justice for youth. In R. Mann (ed.) Juvenile Crime and Delinquency: A Turn of the Century Reader, 3-18. Toronto: Canadian Scholars Press Book Reviews, Technical Reports: Mann, R. M. (2005). Review of "Reframing the Victim: Domestic Violence, Media, and Social Problems," by Nancy Berns, Aldine de Gruyter, 2004, 194 pp. In Canadian Journal of Sociology Online. Mann, R. M. (2002). Interventions for Violent and At-risk Youth in Ontario: Government and Community Partnerships and Research Needs, A Review of the Literature. Ontario Ministry of Correctional Services. Selected Conference Papers: Mann, R. M. (2007). Men’s Rights and Canadian Domestic Violence Policy: Anti-feminist backlash and feminist responses. American Society of Criminology. Atlanta, Georgia, November 17. Mann, R. M., Senn, C. Y., Girard, A., & Ackbar, S. (2007). Practices and Impacts of Multi-Sector Youth Violence “Preventions” under Canada’s Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA): An Ontario Case Study. Second International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. University of Granada, Spain. July 11. Mann, R. M. (2006). Intimate Partner Violence Research and Men's/Fathers' Rights: Internet-disseminated scholarship and its Policy Implications. International Family Violence Research Conference (IFVRC), Annual Meetings. Portsmouth, New Hampshire. June 10 (18 pp.). Mann, R. M., Ackbar, S., Senn, C. Y., & Girard, A. (2006). Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and Adolescent Parenting in Ontario Youth Corrections: Narratives, Evidence, and Mandates. International Family Violence Research Conference (IFVRC), Annual Meetings. Portsmouth, New Hampshire. July 10 (22 pp.). Mann, R. M., Girard, A., Senn, C. Y., & Ackbar, S. (2006). Intimate Partner Violence and Parenting Challenges among At-Risk and Offending Youths in Ontario: A Correctional Assessment / Intervention "Gap". Canadian Sociology Anthropology Association (CSAA), Annual Meetings. Toronto, Ontario. June 1 (12 pp.). Mann, R. M., Senn, C. Y., Girard, A., & Ackbar, S. (2005). Canada's Youth Criminal Justice Act and Female Youth "At-Risk": Positive and Negative Implications of Radical Non-Intervention . American Society of Criminology (ASC), Annual Meetings. Toronto, Ontario. November 18 (20 pp). Mann, R. M. (2005). Father's Rights De-Legitimation Tactics and their Reception in Canadian Child Custody and Domestic Violence Arenas. American Society of Criminology (ASC), Annual Meetings. Toronto, Ontario. November 16 (17 pp.). Mann, R. M. (2005). Community-based responses to the Needs of At-risk Girls in Ontario under Canada’s “new” Youth Criminal Justice Act: A Case Study. 9th Annual International Family Violence Research Conference. Portsmouth, MA: July 12. Mann, R. M. (2004). Teaching Equality, Diversity, and Social Justice in (Inter)National Context: The Case of Canada. Annual Meetings of the American Society of Criminology. Nashville, TEN: November 19.
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