Introduction - Disability Studies: For an interdisciplinary future.

Understanding the social model of disability: Past, present, and future.

Critical Disability Studies: Reexamining the conventions for the age of postmodernity.

The minority model of disability: From liberal to neoliberal future.

The International Classification of Functioning (ICF) and its relation to Disability Studies.

Disability and human rights.

Critically examining emotions in the imagination of the non-disabled: Fear, pity, and disgust.

Psychosocial ableism: The lost connection?

The biopolitics of disability and vivacity in Harriet Mcbryde Johnson.

Self-activity, structure, and emancipatory research: Exploring disability and impairment.

Deaf identities in Disability Studies.

Theorizing the position of individuals with learning disabilities in Disability Studies: Progress and barriers.

Long-term disabling conditions and disability theory.

Critical realism as the fourth "wave": Deepening and expanding social perspectives on mental distress.

It's time! Understanding the experience of speech disorders.

Blindness/sight: Disability Studies and resistance to segregation.

Social pain in the neoliberal era: The idea of "surplus" and the marginally disabled subject.

Disabled people and employment: A perspective from the United Kingdom.

Disability Studies, Inclusive Pedagogy, and exclusion.

Independent living and the failure of governments.

The diagnosis as a social practice and its potential disruption.

Maintaining boundaries: Exploring the intersections of disability and migration identities.

Disability in developing countries.

The meta-narrative of disability: Social interactions, cultural representation, and critical avoidance.

What can philosophy tell us about disability?

The psychology of disability.

Challenging the impairment/disability distinction: The history of disability and the social model of disability.

Disability, sports, and physical activity.

We were never whole: Thoughts on disability - non-disability and subjectivity through the lens of Science and Technology Studies.

Feminism and disability: Mapping a complexity.

Disability and sexuality.

Race/ethnicity and Disability Studies: Towards an analytical intersectional approach.

Motherhood and disability: From eugenics to neo-eugenics.

Understanding disabled families: Replacing stories of burden and resilience with stories of interdependence.

"I hope he dies before me": Unraveling conversations around aging and individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Index.