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Talking: The Rhizomes of Everyday Autism,led both child and autistic. It draws in the dis/orientating and productive experience of the rhizome and the im/possible ‘beings and becomings’ of autism that reside when particular ways of knowing and coming to know autism and childhood are mobilised.

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Scattering Approach to Efficient Transportts situation in parallel to political agendas and advocacy, and the emerging space for work done outside of the traditional boundaries. I return here to Rose (1999) to consider how the marrying of Goodley’s (2014) dis/ability studies and Rose’s unpacking of familial self-governance provides one of m