An interdisciplinary survey of disability in socialist states
throughout global history. In Re/imaginations of Disability in
State Socialism, an interdisciplinary group of scholars examines
how disability has been conceptualized and treated in socialist
states throughout global history. Drawing on intersectional
theories that set disability in conversation with other identity
categories such as race, age, gender, and sexuality, this book
offers a unique approach to this crucial issue.
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