Introduction / Pauline Wakeham. Rendition and redress : Maher Arar, apology, exceptionality / Matt James -- The apologizers' apology / Eva Mackey -- The camp, the school, and the child : discursive exchanges and (neo)liberal axioms in the culture of redress / Jennifer Henderson -- Redress revisited : citizenship and the Chinese Canadian head tax / Lily Cho -- On the idea of reconciliation in contemporary aboriginal politics / Dale Turner -- Incomprehensible Canada / James (Sa'ke'j) Youngblood Henderson -- Towards a hopeful practice of worrying : the problematics of listening and the educative responsibilities of Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission / Roger I. Simon -- Epistemic heterogeneity : Indigenous storytelling, testimonial practices, and the question of violence in Indian residential schools / Julia Emberley -- Trauma, power, and the therapeutic : speaking psychotherapeutic narratives in an era of Indigenous human rights / Dian Million -- Public mourning and the culture of redress : Mayerthorpe, Air India, and murdered or missing aboriginal women / Amber Dean -- "The compulsion to tell falls on the next generation" : Ukrainian Canadian literature in English and victims of the past / Lindy Ledohowksi -- Redress rehearsals : legal warrior, COSMOSQUAW, and the National Aboriginal Achievement Awards / Len Findlay -- The nonperformativity of reconciliation : the case of "reasonable accommodation" in Quebec / Anna Carastathis -- Rewiring critical affects : reading "Asian Canadian" in the transnational sites of Kerri Sakamoto's One hundred million hearts / Roy Miki -- Rendition and redress : Maher Arar, apology, exceptionality / Pauline Wakeham.
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