Inheriting discriminatory socio-political landscapes as ‘undeserving’ disabled people: The legacy of common health problems and the future for long COVID

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RT @JoElizaHunt: This paper, published online by @criticalsocpol February 2024, adds a historical-materialist perspective on #MECFS & wide…

02 Sep 2024

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This paper, published online by @criticalsocpol February 2024, adds a historical-materialist perspective on #MECFS & wider disability denial, also placing the PACE trial in its historical, (bio)political context https://t.co/Olw4W0KvAY

02 Sep 2024

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RT @JoElizaHunt: My new paper on welfare reform politics and the risk of #longCovid following the trajectory of stigmatised conditions such…

11 Aug 2024

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A timely article on the theoretical, evidentiary, and ethical deficits of recent labour market and social security policies concerning impairment, ill-health, and disability from @JoElizaHunt in Critical Social Policy. https://t.co/AuOTUzqh4j

02 Aug 2024

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