The Routledge handbook of postcolonial disabilities studies

In: Routledge international handbooks

Abstract

Unpacking postcolonial disability studies / Tsitsi Chataika and Dan Goodley -- The coloniality of disability : analysing intersectional colonialities and subaltern resistance / Robel Afeworki Abay and Karen Soldatic -- A Latin American decolonial thought on disability? : Approaches to a field under construction / Beatriz Revuelta and Raynier Hernández -- Using the perspective of 'peopleship' to conceptualise disability in China / Dong Lin, Fiona Kumari Campbell and Susan Levy -- Decolonising of the global : reflections on constructing local emancipatory projects and influence of western epistemology of disability / Klaudia Muca -- Learning from postcolonial studies, decolonial theory and indigenous studies in disability studies : a scoping review / Yvonne Wechuli and Marianne Hirschberg -- Decolonising disability-inclusive development : the USAID and DFID as case studies / Ana María Sánchez Rodríguez -- Rethinking the smart city as postcolonial technology : the case of the smart nation of Singapore / Kuansong Victor Zhuang and Gerard Goggin -- Africanising neurodiversity : a postcolonial view / Ndakaitei Manase -- 'But I never think of you like that' : an autoethnographic exploration of difference, deviance and defiance as a disabled psychologist / Clare Harvey -- Some faces of power and of those who face with them : thoughts and narratives on the perpetuity of being disabled, enabled and empowered in post/colonial times / Maria Rita Hoffmann and Flamich Maria Magdolna -- 'Who am I to write this?' : an approach to the field of feminist disability studies in Latin America / Constanza López Radrigán and Florencia Herrera -- Changing religio-cultural identities of South Asian disabled youth : accessibility, assimilation and discrimination / Krishan Anil Chadha and Rittika Dasgupta