“It is in these turbulent times in Bulgarian disability politics, that Ina Dimitrova’s Life With Disability in the Work Utopia: Images of Productivism makes a timely intervention. More specifically, she takes stock with the reigning ideology of the protest movement, that of integrating people with disabilities in society through inclusion in the labour market via what she calls “the work utopia”. However, Dimitrova’s research puts these local phenomena well into their historical context, exploring the relations between capitalism (classical and neoliberal) and socialism to disability.“ – A Review of Ina Dimitrova’s Disability in the Work Utopia: Images of Productivism, by Anton Kolev
