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... relationship between citizens and scientific experts in the policy-making process can be seen in the current debate between the neurodiversity movement and anti-autism groups over the needs of autistic people. However, this article shows that within policy discussions, both groups have been (re)constructed...

..., exercise, and celebrate male power. Male power, in degrading women, is first concerned with itself, its perpetuation, expansion, intensification, and elevation. In her essay on the Marquis de Sade, I Simone de Beauvoir describes Sade's sexuality as autistic. Her use of the word is figura- Copyright 10 1980...

... State. 72Joseph Stiglitz, "Prizes, Not Patents;' Post-Autistic Economics Review 42 (2007), pp. 48-49; Dean Baker, "The Reform of Intellectual Property;' Post-Autistic Economics Review 32:5 (2005). @196 T. MALLESON how open the sector is to international competition; the income of CEOs is deeply affected...

... relevant and not all research 17 For sociology see Michael Burawoy, "2004 Presidential Address: For Public Sociology," American Sociological Review 70 (2005), pp. 4-28; and for Economics, see the post-autistic economics journal Real-World Economics Review, <httpwww.paecon.net/> . 18 See Sanford F. Schram...

... of diverse forms of experience and perception, which, when recognized and dignified, can expand our conceptions of what consciousness is, and ultimately can perhaps provide the basis of a more ecologically attuned form of subjectivity. Manning and Massumi, borrowing from autistic writers and artist's...

... autistic and limiting it online. The Internet Not as an Ideal, but as the Best Available Medium for Democratization As mentioned above, the democratizing and revolutionizing potential of the internet for these struggles can also be doubted due to the regimes' capacity to infiltrate and manipulate...

... Japan, trapped in what appeared to be an endless economic malaise (which in fact was only a relative slump), was conveniently declared out of the running. See Robert Locke, "Japan, Refutation of Neoliberalism," Post-Autistic Economic Review 30 (March 21, 2005), < httpwww.paecon.net/PAEReview/issue23...