Disability & Society

Disabled men with muscular dystrophy negotiate gender
pp. 683-703(21)
Authors: Abbott, David; Carpenter, John; Gibson, Barbara E.; Hastie, Jon; Jepson, Marcus; Smith, Brett

‘Risky’ representation: the portrayal of women with mobility impairment in twenty-first-century advertising
pp. 704-725(22)
Author: Houston, Ella

‘Trial by fire’: forms of impairment disclosure and implications for disability identity
pp. 726-746(21)
Author: Evans, Heather D.

Albinism, spiritual and cultural practices, and implications for health, healthcare, and human rights: a scoping review
pp. 747-774(28)
Authors: Reimer-Kirkham, Sheryl; Astle, Barbara; Ero, Ikponwosa; Panchuk, Kristi; Dixon, Duncan

Changing the narrative: the role of frontline worker attitudes and beliefs in shaping dementia-friendly services in England
pp. 775-796(22)
Authors: Alden, Sarah; Wigfield, Andrea; Kispeter, Erika; Karania, Vinal

Questioning the professionalization of recovery: a collaborative exploration of a recovery process
pp. 797-818(22)
Authors: De Ruysscher, Clara; Tomlinson, Peter; Vanheule, Stijn; Vandevelde, Stijn

Voting barriers and solutions: the experiences of people with disabilities during the Dutch national election in 2017
pp. 819-836(18)
Authors: van Hees, Suzanne G.M.; Boeije, Hennie R.; de Putter, Iris

I am who I need to be: reflections on parental identity development from a father of a child with disabilities
pp. 837-841(5)
Author: Singh, Shailen

‘Me too!’: individual empowerment of disabled women in the #MeToo movement in China
pp. 842-847(6)
Authors: Lin, Zhongxuan; Yang, Liu

Unlearning eugenics: sexuality, reproduction, and disability in Post-Nazi Europe
pp. 848-849(2)
Author: Carter, Nicola

Disability and sexual health: a critical exploration of key issues
pp. 850-851(2)
Author: Blewett, Lindsay

A sociological approach to acquired brain injury and identity
pp. 851-853(3)
Author: Mathews, Ian

Institutional violence and disability: punishing conditions
pp. 853-855(3)
Author: Sirotkin, Josephine

Strangers in their own land: anger and mourning on the American right, by Arlie Russell Hochschild, New York, The New Press, 2016, 351 pp., 18,99£ (hardback), ISBN 978-1-62097-225-0
pp. 855-857(3)
Author: Wechuli, Yvonne

Guidelines for the BreakThrough Scholars section of the journal
pp. 858-858(1)

Guidelines for current issues
pp. 859-859(1)

Announcement of doctoral theses
pp. 860-861(2)