The just-issued and now fully free and open Disability Studies Quarterly (DSQ) has an excellent forum on disability history full of articles of interest to H-Disability readers.
Special Section: Disability and History
Introduction: Disability and History--Audra Jennings
Historical Thinking and Disability History--Kim E. Nielsen
Disability in History--Douglas C. Baynton
The American Historical Association Task Force on Disability--Debbie Ann Doyle
The Revolving Ramp: Disability and the New Adjunct Economy--Alice K. Adjunct
Disability and the Academic Job Market--Sarah F. Rose
The Continuation of Slavery: The Experience of Disabled Slaves during Emancipation--James T. Downs
Risk, Disability, and Citizenship: U. S. Railroaders and the Federal Employers' Liability Act--John Williams-Searle
"The Savage Heart beneath the Civilized Exterior": Race, Citizenship, and Mental Illness in Washington, D.C., 1900-1940--Matthew Gambino
