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Volume 13 Issue 2 | Table of Contents

Editorial

Thinking About Immigration and Disability Raphael Raphael, RDS Associate Editor Multimedia & Creative Works, Guatemala
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Research Articles

The Changing View of Physical Recreation for People with Disabilities in the USA: A More Inclusive Perspective? Anna Brady, Keith Christensen (PhD), Judith Hold (PhD), Utah, USA
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Neighborhood Effects on Social Participation of Children With and Without Disabilities Mansha Mirza (PhD) and Yoonsang Kim (PhD), Illinois, USA
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Changing Disability Status of Immigrants in Australia - Three Cases Qingsheng Zhou, Australia
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Best Practices

Anxiety as a Tool for Critical Disability Studies Fieldwork
Joseph Michael Valente, Pennsylvania, USA
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Creative Works

Picturing Scary Places: the Horror Genre and Mental Illness Review of Disability Studies Interview with Perry Blackshear
Raphael Raphael, RDS Associate Editor Multimedia & Creative Works, Guatemala
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Dissertations and Abstracts

D isability Studies Dissertations Abstracts
Jonathan Erlen, Megan Conway
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Megan A. Conway, Ph.D.

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