Neurodiversity Studies: A New Critical Paradigm von Rosqvist, Hanna, Chown, Nick, Stenning, Anna

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Autistic Perspectives on the Future of Clinical Autism Research von Pukki, Heta, Bettin, Jorn, Outlaw, Avery Grey, Hennessy, Joshua, Brook, Kabie, Dekker, Martijn, Doherty, Mary, Shaw, Sebastian C K, Bervoets, Jo, Rudolph, Silke, Corneloup, Thibault, Derwent, Kylieanne, Lee, Onemoo, Rojas, Yadira Garcia, Lawson, Wenn, Gutierrez, Monica Vidal, Petek, Kosjenka, Tsiakkirou, Myria, Suoninen, Annikka, Minchin, Jo, Döhle, Rainer, Lipinski, Silke, Natri, Heini, Reardon, Emma, Estrada, Giovanna Villarreal, Platon, Ovidiu, Chown, Nick, Satsuki, Ayaya, Milton, Damian, Walker, Nick, Roldan, Ondrej, Herrán, Bárbara, Cañedo, Citlali Limón, McCowan, Sue, Johnson, Mona, Turner, Eleanor Jane, Lammers, Jessy, Yoon, Wn-Ho

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Autistic psychiatrists’ experiences of recognising themselves and others as autistic: a qualitative study von Doherty, Mary, Chown, Nick, Martin, Nicola, Shaw, Sebastian C. K.

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Can a Person be ‘A Bit Autistic’? A Response to Francesca Happé and Uta Frith von Chown, Nick, Leatherland, Julia

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‘History and First Descriptions’ of Autism: A response to Michael Fitzgerald von Chown, Nick

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History and First Descriptions of Autism: Asperger Versus Kanner Revisited von Chown, Nick, Hughes, Liz

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What About the Other Side of Double Empathy? A Response to Alkhaldi, Sheppard and Mitchell’s JADD Article Concerning Mind-Reading Difficulties in Autism von Chown, Nick, Hughes, Liz, Baker-Rogers, Joanna

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A response to the terms in Shah et al's ‘Neurodevelopmental disorders and neurodiversity: definition of terms from Scotland's National Autism Implementation Team’ von Chown, Nick, Annable, Jennifer Layton, Beardon, Luke, Howard, Nik

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The autism worldview dilemma: to normalise or not to normalise, that is the question von Chown, Nick, Murphy, Shona, Suckle, Elsa

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Do Researchers Evaluate Psychosocial Interventions for Autism from the Perspective of the Three Dominant Cognitive Autism Theories? von Chown, Nick

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Modified hermeneutic phenomenological approach toward individuals who have autism: A response to newman, cashin and waters von Chown, Nick

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What is autism? A content analysis of online autism information von Leatherland, Julia, Chown, Nick

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Identification of adults on the autism spectrum: a suggested pathway and good practice principles von Chown, Nick, Beardon, Luke

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The 'achieving more in college' project: support for autistic students attending Further Education colleges von Chown, Nick, Baker-Rogers, Joanna, Hughes, Liz, Cossburn, Kleio Nicola, Beardon, Luke, Leatherland, Julia

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‘Do You Have Any Difficulties That I May Not Be Aware of?’ A Study of Autism Awareness and Understanding in the UK Police Service von Chown, Nicholas (Nick)

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Language games used to construct autism as pathology von Chown, Nick

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Sensory strangers: Travels in normate sensory worlds von Jackson-Perry, David, Rosqvist, Hanna Bertilsdotter, Annable, Jenn Layton, Kourti, Marianthi

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A new alliance?: The Hearing Voices Movement and neurodiversity von Hart, Akiko

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Designing an autistic space for research: Exploring the impact of context, space, and sociality in autistic writing processes von Rosqvist, Hanna Bertilsdotter, Örulv, Linda, Hasselblad, Serena, Hansson, Dennis, Nilsson, Kirke, Seng, Hajo

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Neurodiversity in a neurotypical world: An enactive framework for investigating autism and social institutions von Jurgens, Alan

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