After the Paris attacks : responses in Canada, Europe, and around the globe / edited by Edward M. Iacobucci and Stephen J. Toope.

Based on a conference held on March 9, 2015, at the University of Toronto.

Includes bibliographical references.

Preface / Edward M. Iacobucci and Stephen J. Toope -- Part I. Religion, Culture and Pluralism. After Paris : liberalism, free speech, religion, and immigration in Europe / Randall Hansen ; Free speech and civility in pluralist societies / Simone Chambers ; The status of Muslim minorities following the Paris attacks / Jeffrey G. Reitz ; A tale of two massacres : Charlie Hebdo and Utoya Island / Mohammad Fadel ; The (in)secure citizen : Islamophobia and the natives of the republic after Paris / Ruth Marshall ; Evil as a noun : dichotomous avoidance of political analysis / Mark G. Toulouse ; The search for equal membership in the age of terror /Ayelet Shachar ; Charlie hebdo and the politics of fear : questions without answers / Anna C. Korteweg -- Part II. Geopolitical effects. What does it mean to be at war? / Arthur Ripstein ; After the Paris attacks : long views backwards and forwards / Ronald W. Pruessen ; International law and transnational terrorism / Jutta Brunnée ; Looking back and looking forward : authenticity through purification / Janice Gross Stein -- Part III. From headlines to analysis : the media. After the Paris attacks : reflections on the media / Natasha Fatah ; Journalism and political decision-making in an age of crises / Brian Stewart -- Part IV. Canada : security and society. Legislating in fearful and politicized times : the limits of Bill C-51's disruption powers in making us safer / Kent Roach and Craig Forcese ; What lessons have we learned about speech in the aftermath of the Paris attacks? / David Schneiderman ; C-51 and the Canadian security and intelligence community : finding the balance for security and rights protections / Wesley Wark ; Freedom and security : the Gordian knot for democracies / Hugh Segal ; Anti-terrorism's privacy sleight-of-hand : Bill C-51 and the erosion of privacy / Lisa M. Austin ; Who knows what evils lurk in the shadows? / Ronald Deibert ; The complex ecology of policing, trust, and community partnerships in counterterrorism / Ron Levi and Janice Gross Stein ; Postscript : the Paris attacks as a turning point? / Stephen J. Toope.

After the Paris Attacks brings together a group of leading scholars, journalists, and political observers to explore how the world reacted to the violent attacks at Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket in Paris in January 2015 and to examine what opportunities exist for a saner and safer future.

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