Welcome to the links to my published papers**. I plan to also upload selected works-in-progress. You will be redirected to another site "MediaFire". These papers are being made available as I aware that some of the articles have been difficult to access.

In response to calls from interested parties, this site has been extended to include links to files related to my involvement in disability activism during the 1980's - it includes policy papers, propaganda clippings, brochures etc. I will add to them over time before the cockroaches claim the material!

Publications: 

Campbell, F. K (2008). Exploring internalised Ableism using critical race theory, Disability & Society, Volume 23, Number 2 (March ), 151 - 162. **

Campbell, F.K. (2007). States of exceptionality: Provisional Disability, its mitigation and citizenship, Socio-Legal Review, 3, 28 – 50, Bangalore. 

Campbell, F. K. (2006). Litigation neurosis: Pathological responses or rational subversion? Disability Studies Quarterly, Winter, 26 (1). (Online Version). **

Baker, B. & Campbell, F. (2006). Transgressing non-crossable borders: Disability, law, schooling, and nations. In S. Danforth& S. Gabel (Eds), Vital questions in disability studies and education, (pp. 319 – 346), New York: Peter Lang Publishers.  **

Campbell, F.(2005). Selling the Cochlear Implant. Disability Studies Quarterly, Summer, 25 (3), (Online version). **

Campbell, F. (2005). Long reigneth the Otterly Test: Genealogy and Sri Lankan Burghers in a 'postcolonial' world. The Australian Feminist Law Journal, 22, 89-105. **

Campbell, F. (2005). Children in same sex families. In K. Noble, K. Macfarlane & J. Osmond (Eds). Children in diverse contexts: A practice approach (pp. 65–74). Pearson, Aust: Sprint Print. **

Campbell, F. (2005). Legislating disability: Negative ontologies and the government of legal identities. In Shelley Tremain (Ed.), Foucault and the government of disability (pp.170-204), Ann Arbor: University of  Michigan Press. **

Campbell, F. (2004) The case of Clint Hallam's wayward hand: Print media representations of the 'unco-operative' disabled patient, Continuum: Journal of media and Cultural Studies, 18 (2), 443-458.  **

Campbell, F. (2003). The case of Clint Hallam's wayward hand. In J. Gifford & G. Zezulka-Mailloux (Eds), Culture and the state: Disability studies & Indigenous studies (Vol. II, pp. 165-181). Edmonton: University of Alberta.  **

Campbell, F. (2001). Disability as inherently negative?: Legal fictions and battle concerning the definitions of 'disability', Disability with attitude: Critical issues 20 years after international year of disabled persons. Parramatta Campus, University of Western Sydney, 16th - 17th February, (Refereed).  

Campbell, F. (2001). Inciting legal fictions: Disability's date with ontology and the ableist body of the law. Griffith Law Review 10: 42-62.  **

Campbell, F. (2000). Eugenics in a different key: New technologies and the conundrum of disability, 'A Race for a Place': Eugenics, Darwinism and social thought and practice in Australia, Proceedings of the History and Sociology of Eugenics Conference, 27 - 28th April 2000, Customs House, NSW, Australia: University of Newcastle. (Refereed).  

Campbell, F. (2000). Eugenics in disguise? Law, technologies and negotiating the 'problem' of 'disability'. Australian Feminist Law Journal, 14, 55-70.    **

Campbell, F. (1999). Refleshingly Disabled: Interrogations inot the Corporeality of 'Disablised' Bodies, Australian Feminist Law Journal, 12 March: 57 - 80.**

Campbell, F. (1984). Social Change For What Strategies for Self-Reliance & Interdependent Living, Published keynote address. Heath, Jeff (ed). The Adelaide Experience, First Asia/Pacific Regional Conference, Disabled Peoples International, Adelaide, November. (pp. 91 - 98). **

Campbell, F. (1984). Access to community health care services for Women with Disabilities, Australian Disability Review, No. 1, pp 30 - 33. **