Description: Second Edition.| New York: Routledge, 2020.| Series: Routledge international
handbooks| Revised edition of Routledge handbook of disability studies, 2012.| Includes …

Disabled people are routinely assumed to lack the capabilities and capacities to embody
and experience sexuality and desire, as well as the agency to love and be loved by others …

Introduction Despite the recognition of the right to sexual identity and expression for all
people, individuals with intellectual disabilities continue to face significant restrictions in …

We critically discuss how practices of ethical governance through university research ethics
committees can contribute to the silencing of people labeled with intellectual disabilities …

The onslaught of neoliberalism, austerity measures and cuts, impact of climate change,
protracted conflicts and ongoing refugee crisis, rise of far right and populist movements have …

This paper follows up on qualitative interviews conducted with British disabled people in
1994-6, exploring how people's lives and relationships have changed over twenty years (n …

Drawing on interviews with 46 adults with intellectual disabilities in Ontario, Canada, this
article suggests a different starting point in understanding the constraints that limit which …

In this article, I address how the history of intellectual disability politics is made sense of in
social scientific research and popular discourse. In particular, I discuss the construction of a …

Empirical research that addresses sexual orientation in people with an intellectual disability
(ID) is limited, and very little is known regarding the personal experiences of lesbian and …

People labeled/with intellectual disabilities are rarely given the opportunity to “speak” about
their sexual and romantic experiences on their own behalf. Persisting stereotypes and (over) …