The Politics of Ableism

By Gregor Wolbring. 2008

423 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Political Science and International Relations, Sociology and Political Science

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Citations in the corpus

• Avoiding Ableist Language: Suggestions for Autism Researchers (2020, background): “In many parts of the world, ableism is a default system of discrimination that can be reinforced through language and other symbolic modalities.(38,39) Researchers who wish to counteract this system must therefore AVOIDING ABLEIST LANGUAGE 19”
• Voices of "Disabled" Post Secondary Students: Examining Higher Education "Disability" Policy Using an Ableism Lens (2012, methodology): “…2008b) and further developed through the scholarship of Campbell (2009), Hughes (2007), Overboe (1999), and (Wolbring 2008a; Wolbring, 2008b; Wolbring, 2008c; Burke and Wolbring, 2010; Wolbring, 2010; Wolbring, 2011), builds on existing understandings of the sociocultural production of…”