FOREWORD
Lorry W. Felske

PART ONE: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL IMPACT
I Am Witness: September 11, New York
Valerie Fortney

The Impact of September 11, 2001 on the University of Calgary: A Case Study
Joanna Buhr

Shell Canada Turns 9/11 into an Opportunity for Learning
Ejike Ohuegbe

9/11 at the Glenbow Museum, Calgary
Michael Robinson

The Mythical City of New York
Frederick R. McDonald

Scenes from my Life in Canada Following September 11, 2001: An Illustrated Essay
Sam Hester

Close to Home: On Being Pro-Canadian and Pro-American
Lynne Perras

PART TWO: SECURITY, SOVEREIGNTY AND DEMOCRACY
Terrorism, Self-Defense and International Law: Movement Under Pressure
James Keeley

Putting Violence Last: Counter Terrorism and Canadian Foreign Policy
Trudy Govier

Canada and the War in Afghanistan: Helping the American Empire Strike Back
George Melnyk

I Read Newspapers: Canada After 9/11
Myrna Kotash

Unpreparedness, September 11th and Globalization from Below
Robert Ware

The De-Legitimization of Dissent: September 11th and the Kananaskis Summit
William Warden

PART THREE: PROTECTING CANADIAN CIVIL SOCIETY
Strength Under Siege: Canadian Civil Society Post September 11
David Kilgour, Sam Millar and Jacqueline O’Neil

Keeping the Canadian Distance From America
Haroon Siddiqui

The Enemy Within
Catherine Hamel

On Being a Canadian Muslim Post-September 11th
Karim-Aly Kassam

What has Osama Bin Laden Done to Islam and Where Does it Go from Here?
Andrew Rippin

September 11th and Diversity in the Canadian Public Service
Nurjehan Mawani

Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan
Janice Eisenhauer and Carolyn Reicher

AFTERWORD
Karim-Aly Kassam

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