Introduction: Transforming and Transformational Gender Politics in Turbulent Times
Fiona MacDonald and Alexandra Dobrowolsky

Part I. Transforming Institutions and Ideas: Turbulent Times and Ongoing Struggles

1. A Diverse, Feminist "Open Door" Canada? Trudeau-Styled Equality, Liberalisms, and Feminisms
Alexandra Dobrowolsky

2. Feminist Government or Governance Feminism? Exploring Feminist Policy Analysis in the Trudeau Era
Stephanie Paterson and Francesca Scala

3. Gender-Sensitivity under Trudeau: Facebook Feminism or Real Change?
Jeanette Ashe

4. Feminism, Public Dialogue, and Sexual Assault Law
Elaine Craig

5. Transforming the Gender Divide? Deconstructing Femininity and Masculinity in Indigenous Politics
Gina Starblanket

6. How Gender Became a Defence Issue: A Feminist Perspective on Canadian Defence Policy
Maya Eichler
 
7. Free Mining Body Land and the Social Reproduction of Indigenous Life
Isabel Altamirano-Jimenez

8. The Promises and Perils of Hashtag Feminism
Tamara A. Small

9. Women and Children First! Childhood, Feminisms, and the Co-Emancipatory Model
Toby Rollo

Part II. Non-Institutional and Intersectional Politics: Feminisms, Allies, Affect, and Anger

10. Gender and Feminist Mobilizations in Quebec: Changes Within and Outside the Movement
Pascale Dufour and Geneviève Pagé

11. The Intersectional Politics of Black Lives Matter
Debra Thompson

12. Pinkwashing Pride Parades: The Politics of Police in LGBTQ Spaces in Canada
Alexa DeGagne

13. Refusing Extraction: Environmental Reproductive Justice Across the Pacific
Sarah Wiebe

14. Erasure at the "Tipping Point"? Transfeminist Politics and Challenges for Representation: from Turtle Island to the Global South/s
Chamindra Weerawardhana

15. Rethinking Disability, Citizenship, and Intersectionality
Stacy Clifford Simplican

16. Engendering Fatness and "Obesity": Affect, Emotions, and the Governance of Weight in a Neoliberal Age
Michael Orsini

17. The "Alt" Right, Toxic Masculinity, and Violence
John Grant and Fiona MacDonald

"Fiona MacDonald and Alexandra Dobrowolsky have produced an informative collection of original pieces that speak to the challenges of our age and the promises held by the discourses and practices of a diversity of feminisms. Contributors provide insightful commentary on the turbulence and transformative possibilities in institutions, intersectional politics, international relations and a range of social movements from Black Lives Matter to the alt-right. This is Canadian political science at its innovative best."