After Disability Rights

Tony Bogdanoski is a postdoctoral research affiliate at Sydney Law School, The University of Sydney. His scholarship focuses on disability, human rights, bioethics, medical and family law. He has also worked in community legal centres specialising in disability discrimination and social security matters.

• Introduction: disability equality at the limits of life and law; 1. Making sense of disability and ableism; 2. Preventing the life of ableism or preventing disabled lives? Disability and selective abortion; 3. Screening out or expanding disabled futures? Disability and assisted reproduction; 4. Right to die, wrong to live? Disability and rights to refuse and request life-sustaining treatment and care; 5. Ending the life of ableism or ending disabled lives? Disability and medically assisted dying; 6. Regulating pain or painful regulation? Disability and drug control; 7. Is the right to try right? Disability and access to experimental treatment; Conclusion: writing off disabled lives or disability rights?; Select bibliography; Index.