Crip Times: Disability, Globalization, and Resistance
In Crip Times, Robert McRuer investigates how disability intersects with globalization and resistance. The book critiques the marginalizing effects of global capitalism on disabled lives while exploring emergent forms of activism and solidarity. It calls for a reimagining of social structures to embrace crip perspectives in the fight for justice.
About This Book
Crip Times delves into the complex relationships between disability, globalization, and resistance. The book addresses how global processes impact disabled individuals and communities worldwide.
Through a critical lens, it highlights the ways in which neoliberal globalization marginalizes certain bodies while sparking innovative resistance strategies.
The analysis draws on interdisciplinary perspectives to understand disability not just as a personal experience but as a site of political and cultural contestation.
Ultimately, the work advocates for a more inclusive global framework that recognizes and amplifies disabled voices in resistance movements.
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