Ha insegnato presso le Università di Sunderland, Leeds e Newcastle. Dal 2008 al 2013 ha lavorato per conto dell’Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanità alla realizzazione del Rapporto Mondiale sulla disabilità (2011). Attualmente insegna Sociologia magica presso la University of East Anglia. (da Centro Studi Erickson, in Disabilità e Società, Shakespeare T., 2014). Si propongono una bibliografia ed un video che affrontano il tema del Social Model Disability Studies.
The social model of disability: an outdated ideology? (2002)
Shakespeare T. and Watson N.
The Social Model of Disability (2010)
Shakespeare T.
in The Disability Studies Reader Ed , Davis L.J.
New York: Routledge (Pre-print copy)
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