"Feminization of Professions: The Case of Women in Dentistry." 71-94
"On the Crisis in Canadian Sociology: Comment on McLaughlin." 491-502
"In Faint Praise of the World Bank's Gender Development Policy." 95-111
"The Canadianization Movement in Context." 351-370
"Separation and Exclusion: Distinctly Modern Conditions of Power?." 41-70
"Crisis Talk: Comments on McLaughlin's 'Canada's Impossible Science'." 503-511
"Asymmetrical Hybridities: Youths at Francophone Games in Canada." 143-168
"Response to Simon Prideaux's "From Organisational Theory to the New Communitarianism of Amitai Etzioni"." 215-217
"Public Sector Employment and Gender Wage Inequalities inBritish Columbia: Assessing the Effects of a Shrinking Public Sector." 405-440
"For Jim: A Tribute to James Ensign Curtis." 391-403
"Seeing Beyond the Ruins: Surveillance as a Response to Terrorist Threats." 169-187
"Change from Within the Corridors of Power: A Reflective Essay of a Sociologist in Government." 471-490
"The "Second Shift" of Canadian Sociology: Setting Sociological Standards in a Global Era." 513-527
"Choosing to Labour: Structure and Agency in School-Work Transitions." 325-350
"Canada's Impossible Science: Historical and Institutional Origins of the Coming Crisis in Anglo-Canadian Sociology." 1-40
"Prejudice and Pride: A Commentary on "Canada's Impossible Science"." 529- 532
"Does it Matter if Women, Minorities and Gays Govern? New Data Concerning an Old Question." 315-324
"Political Ambivalence towards the Parti QuÈbÈcois and its Electoral Consequences, 1970-2003." 281-314
"Comment on "Canada's Impossible Science: Historical and Institutional Origins of the Coming Crisis in Anglo-Canadian Sociology"." 113-115
"Response to Neil McLaughlin's "Canada's Impossible Science"." 533-536
"Can Taste Illumine Class? Cultural Knowledge Forms of Inequality." 247-279
"How Closed-Circuit Television Surveillance Organizes the Social: An Institutional Ethnography." 189-214
"Twentieth-Century Trends in Occupational Attainment in Canada." 441-469
"Intellectuals in a World Made of Knowledge." 219-226
"On the Recent Apocalyptic Tone Adopted in Canadian Sociology." 537-544
