Crip Times

Discover the thought-provoking insights of Crip Times by Robert McRuer, published in 2018. This compelling book spans 277 pages and delves into the intricate relationship between disability and global austerity politics. McRuer argues that disability is often a misunderstood yet pivotal factor in the current socio-economic landscape. He critically examines the political and economic transformations over recent decades, highlighting the vital role of disability activists, artists, and social movements in challenging and reshaping the dominant narratives of globalization during these 'crip times.'

With a keen focus on transnational queer disability theory and culture, McRuer explores various forms of activism, including blogs, art, and photography, demonstrating how they contribute to resistance and social change. Crip Times is an essential read for anyone interested in the sociology of disability, culture, and the social aspects of globalization.