Disability and social theory: new developments and directions

Introducing disability and social theory / Dan Goodley, Bill Hughes, and Leonard Davis

Civilising modernity and the ontological invalidation of disabled people / Bill Hughes

Commodifying autism: the cultural contexts of "disability" in the academy / Rebecca Mallett and Katherine Runswick-Cole

Disability and the majority world: a neocolonial approach / Shaun Grech

Discourses of disabled peoples organisations: Foucault, Bourdieu, and future perspectives / Theo Blackmore and Stephen Lee Hodgkins

Cyborgs, cripples, and iCrip: reflections on the contributions of Haraway to disability studies / Donna Reeve

Theory, impairment, and impersonal singularities: Deleuze, Guattari, and Agamben / James Overboe

The body as the problem of individuality: a phenomenological disability studies approach / Tanya Titchkosky and Rod Michalko

Dancing with disability: an intersubjective approach / Eimir McGrath

Nomadology and subjectivity: Deleuze, Guattari, and critical disability studies / Griet Roets and Rosi Braidotti

Jacques Lacan + Paul Hunt = psychoanalytic disability studies / Dan Goodley

Intellectual disability trouble: Foucault and Goffman on "challenging behaviour" / Karl Nunkoosing and Mark Haydon-Laurelut

Stalking ableism: using disability to expose "abled" narcissism / Fiona Kumari-Campbell

Lave and Wenger: communities of practice and disability studies / Rebecca Lawthom (with Tsitsi Chataika)

Disability, development, and postcolonialism / Tsitsi Chataika

Engaging with disability with colonial theory / Anita Ghai

Recognition, respect, and rights: women with disabilities in a globalised world / Carolyn Frohmader and Helen Meekosha

Conclusion: disability and social theory / Dan Goodley, Bill Hughes, and Leonard Davis.