The Canadian war on queers : national security as sexual regulation /
Kinsman, Gary William.
Gentile, Patrizia,1970-
Vancouver : UBC Press,
c2010.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [523]-545) and index.
Queering national security, the Cold War, and Canadian history : Surveillance and resistance -- Queer history and sociology from below : Resisting national security -- The Cold War against queers : Social and historical contexts -- Spying and interrogation : The social relations of national security -- The "Fruit Machine" : Attempting to detect queers -- Queer resistance and the security response : Solidarity versus the RCMP -- The campaign continues in the 1970s : Security risks and lesbian purges in the military -- "Gay political activists" and "radical lesbians" : Organizing against the national security state -- Sexual policing and national security : Sex scandals, Olympic clean-ups, and cross-country organizing -- Continuing exclusion : The formation of CSIS and "hard-core lesbians" -- From exclusion to assimilation : National security, the Charter, and limited inclusion -- From the Canadian war on queers to the War on Terror : Resisting the expanding national security state.
Homosexuality
Internal security
Gay rights
Homosexuality
Subversive activities