Dr Alison Wilde

Assistant Professor

Department: Social Sciences

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Key Publications

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Book Review: Documentary and stereotypes - Reducing stigma through factual media by Catalin Brylla, Wilde, A. 31 Oct 2024, In: Journal of Media and Rights
Disability and the Academic Job Market ed. by Chris McGunnigle (review), Wilde, A. 6 May 2024, In: Journal of Literary and Cultural Disability Studies
Exploring the effectiveness of media in communicating public health messages to people with learning disabilities during the pandemic, Macdonald, S., Wilde, A. 2 Apr 2024, In: Disability and Society
Gender, feminism and the project of critical disability studies (CDS), Wilde, A., Fish, R. 12 Jan 2024, In: Disability and Society
Better off Dead?: Liz Carr documentary puts disabled voices at the centre of the assisted dying debate, Wilde, A. 3 Jun 2024
The normative trajectory of academics and class-based disablism in Higher Education, Wilde, A. 6 Dec 2024, SRHE International Conference 2024
We Might Regret This: Disability and impairment issues refreshingly cast as part of the messiness of everyday life, Wilde, A. 19 Sep 2024
Barbieland revisited – taking a disability perspective on Warner Bros’ blockbuster, Wilde, A. 2 Aug 2023
Best Interests, Wilde, A. 7 Jul 2023

Qualifications

Sociology PhD May 22 2004
Cultural Studies MA December 04 1991
Social Studies/Science BA (Hons) July 04 1990

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