Rebordering Britain & Britons after Brexit
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1 articles by Gemma Laws
Crippling (Homo)nationalism: Disability Rights and the Allure of the Neoliberal Nation-state
Discussions on homonationalism have drawn attention to how some LGBT bodies are accepted as worthy nation-state participants. Concomitantly, critical disability studies have analysed how ableism is entangled with neoliberal capitalism and nationalist formations.