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In our polarized world, it is perhaps unsurprising that scholars are increasingly looking to the past to understand how previous generations navigated international tensions and platformed their ideo- logical position on the world stage. In her widely researched and lucidly argued book, Maria Cristina Galmarini demonstrates how a focus on the socialist world can help us to rethink existing narratives about international disability politics and highlights the ways in which much contemporary disability activism is nonetheless indebted to the socialist experience. * The Russian Review *

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Maria Cristina Galmarini is Associate Professor of History at William & Mary. She is the author of The Right to Be Helped, and she is the winner of the 2018 Disability History Association's Award for Best Published Article.

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