Disability in Local and Global Worlds
by Benedicte Ingstad, Susan Reynolds Whyte
Disability in Local and Global Worlds examines disability through the linked perspectives of local experience and global context. Written by Benedicte Ingstad and Susan Reynolds Whyte, it offers readers a broad social-science approach to understanding disability across varied settings and perspectives.
About This Book
Disability in Local and Global Worlds focuses on disability as a subject shaped by both local and global contexts.
The book presents a broad social-science perspective on the ways disability can be understood across different worlds and settings.
Its title emphasizes the relationship between particular, locally grounded experiences and wider international perspectives.
Written by Benedicte Ingstad and Susan Reynolds Whyte, this work is suited to readers interested in disability studies and related social research.
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