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Disanimality explores different ways of thinking about people with disabilities or chronic and terminal illnesses in relation to animals and advocacy for animal rights. The juxtaposition of disability, illness, and animality can be uncomfortable for many disability advocates, particularly if the suggestion is that the mistreatment of animals is somehow just like the mistreatment of people with disabilities.
Living Just Enough for the City develops an urban political theory by asking "where are we?" and "where should we be going?". By using the city as both a site for theorising and a focal point it reconstructs key concepts in political theory and provides important insights into contemporary political life.
Research to Action: Structural Racism as a Barrier to Health Equity makes an important contribution by presenting different approaches to defining structural racism and closely examining the pathways through which structural racism creates health inequities.
