1st Edition
The Routledge Companion to Disability and Work
Introduction 1
1 An Introduction to Disability at Work
Anica Zeyen and Oana Branzei
2 A Mid- Range Review of (Dis)Ableism at Work
Oana Branzei and Anica Zeyen
PART II
Disability Workplaces
3 From Right to Work
Gregor Wolbring
4 From Charity to Human Rights
Ren Lovegood and Silvia Dorado
5 From Exclusion to Inclusion
Rosemary Lysaght, Terry Krupa, and Kelley Packalen
6 From Existence to Resistance
Sanjukta Choudhury Kaul
PART III
Disability at Work
7 (Dis)ableism at Work
Eline Jammaers, Anna Laura Hidegh, and Sarah Richard
8 Disability Disclosure at Work
Jeff Preston
9 Disability Stigma at Work
Patricia Helena Hein, Wesley Helms, Jan Lodge, and Karli Woods
10 Disability Socialization at Work
Thomas Dirth and Christian Sipe
11 Disability Activism at Work
Lisa Buchter
PART IV
Disability Work
12 Disability and (In)visibility Work
Rachel Le Marois
13 Disability and Identity Work
Alecia Santuzzi and Lauren Luchetti
14 Disability and Access Work in Fieldwork Education
Erika Katzman, Sally A. Kimpson, Susan Mahipaul, Tracey Edelist, Shahbano Zaman, and Tal Jarus
15 Disability and Voice Work
Anita Starzyk and Jana F. Bauer
16 Disability and Relational Work
Emily Heaphy, Andries Baeken, and Gihyun Kim
17 (Dis)ability and Body Work
Alexandra Michel
18 Disability and Well- Being Work
Maija Renko, Sarah Parker Harris, and Kate Caldwell
19 Disability and Respect Work
Oana Branzei and Anica Zeyen
20 Disability and Restoration Work
Lee Wainwright
21 Disability and Resourcing Work
Neva Bojovic, Johannes Kraak, Angela Owens- Schill, and Amanda Peticca- Harris
22 Disability and Justice Work
Kate Caldwell, Sumithra Murthy, Rooshey Hasnain, Brenda Parker,and Bailey Werner
23 Disability and Mobilization Work
Paul David Harpur and Brooke Szucs
PART V
Pathways to System Change towards Disability Inclusion
24 Education against (Dis)ableism: Experience of Teachers with Disabilities in Mainstream Schools
Nidhi Singal and Thilanka Wijesinghe
25 Advocacy against (Dis)ableism
Emma McKinney and Vic McKinney
26 Consultancy against (Dis)ableism
Melea Press and Stephen Cook
27 Superheroes against (Dis)ableism
Kanika Gupta and Oana Branzei
28 Service Animals against (Dis)ableism
Christine A. Mihelcic and Anica Zeyen
PART VI
The Future of Disability (at) Work
29 An Emergent Theory of Disability Work
Oana Branzei and Anica Zeyen
30 A Research Agenda for Disability Work
Anica Zeyen and Oana Branzei
Biography
Oana Branzei is Paul MacPherson Chair in Strategic Leadership and Professor of Strategy and Sustainability at the Ivey Business School, Western University. Oana’s research focuses on hopeful, purposeful, mindful, and explicitly prosocial organizing in response to grand challenges. She is a reflexive researcher who studies emplaced and embodied responses to both everyday and extreme events. Oana is a temporarily abled-bodied ally to disabled collaborators confronting (dis)ableism.
Anica Zeyen is Professor in Entrepreneurship and Inclusion at the School of Business and Management, Royal Holloway University of London. Anica’s research focuses on disability-inclusive organizing. She is a qualitative researcher who specializes in diary studies and visual methods. Anica is blind and volunteers as a disability advocate and campaigner.
