Disability in a Turbulent Era

Runswick-Cole, Katherine; Douglas, Patty; Cameron, Harriet

Disability in a Turbulent Era

Edited by Katherine Runswick-Cole, Patty Douglas and Harriet Cameron

Abstract: This book highlights the generative tension arising when disability is approached from a range of critical perspectives. It explores the persistent and tightening grasp of ableism driven by growing uncertainty, instability and inequality.

Keywords: Dis/Ability; Ableism; Disablism; Neurodiversity; Decolonising Approaches; Affect; Disability; Affective Labour; Emotional Labour (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035347247
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction to Disability in a Turbulent Era: Harriet Cameron, Patty Douglas and Katherine Runswick-Cole
Fascism taking flight on a disability runway: analyzing Trump's disability degradation in turbulent times: Tanya Titchkosky
Re-reading shortness matters in turbulent times: Antonios Ktenidis
Outside Knowledge: exploring the excluded spacetime of energy limiting conditions: Catherine Hale
Breathing and crises of respiration in turbulent times: Suzanne Glover, Julie Ellis and Kirsty Liddiard
People with learning disabilities getting support to rent their own homes: David Abbott, Sam Clark, Becca Cooper, Stephen Lee Hodgkins, Eppie Leishman, Andy Pollin, Deborah Quilgars and Paul Scarrott
Employment in times of trouble – supported self-employment as a liberating and transformatory practice: Keith Bates and Harriet Cameron
Neuroqueering disability studies: tracing a few déjà vus: David Ben Shannon
Neurodiversity matters: critical perspectives: Anya Ovcharenko, Rhiannon Lane and Ginny Russell
Following neurodiversity: trends and tactics along the quest for better worlds: Margaret F. Gibson
Turbulence at the margins: adults at the thresholds of diagnosis in ‘neurodevelopmental disorders’: Harriet Cameron
Masquerading the landscape: mapping disability geographies through neurodivergent masking: Angelina Vaccaro
Southern disability studies in times of crises: an intersectional and decolonial approach to disability justice: Xuan Thuy Nguyen
The Coloniality of Normality: a meeting on a bus: Elizabeth Arenas Thomas
‘Thinking differently’: an interview with Claire Johnston about Métis understandings of autism: Claire Johnston and Patty Douglas
What makes someone care worthy? Fighting care-need-based ableism: Akemi Nishida
This is (not) fine: exploring the lives of family carers of adults with learning disabilities in turbulent times: Katherine Runswick-Cole, Chris Hatton, Martina Smith, Francesca Ribenfors and Sara Ryan
Collective care in turbulent times: ‘it's just people holding each other up in a house that's already collapsing’: Charlie Grosset
The matterphorics of dis/political love: Martina Smith
Everyday matters in turbulent times: reflections on everyday harms and everyday kindnesses to build social justice: Sally Robinson and Katherine Runswick-Cole
Thinking with and against: generative tensions bridging disability studies and critical rehabilitation studies: Thomas Abrams, Kelly Fritsch and Gail Teachman
Worlding Difference in the digital realm: how to create a radically accessible online space in the age of techno-eugenics: Carla Rice
Conclusion to Disability in a Turbulent Era: Harriet Cameron, Patty Douglas and Katherine Runswick-Cole

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