This article critically analyzed the enactment of disability-inclusive sport policies by
provincial sporting organizations in British Columbia. Thirty semistructured interviews with …

The objective of this article is to propose an intersectional approach to gender and disability
in sport. Starting from the postulate that the production of gender and disability-related …

Research question: This study explores the subjective social inclusion (SSI) of athletes with
disabilities, describing elements that, from an athlete's viewpoint, either promote or hinder …

Medical discourse regarding impairment and (dis) ability dominate assumptions of
Paralympic sport. This research examined the lived experience of the first author, a sport …

Following the commercialization of the Olympic movement at the Los Angeles 1984 Games,
and Seoul 1988 being the first city for over twenty years to host both the Olympic and …

In this chapter, Silva will explore the utility of using an anti-ableism lens to illuminate unseen
discrimination toward people who experience disability in sporting contexts and in society …

In this qualitative study, the experiences of sport spectatorship by people with disabilities
who watched the PyeongChang Paralympics were explored to add to the body of …

The goal of this chapter is to explore the significant influence of the ideological construction
of Sport for “All” as a tool to advance inclusive sport agendas celebrated by organizations …

The figure of the wounded veteran is a significant problem for the state as visual wounds
make manifest the toll of war. If not appropriately mediated, veteran injury may communicate …

Recent research has highlighted the shifting media representation of para-athletes some of
whom have been increasingly visible as national sporting figures. Their mediation entangles …