In this commentary, we suggest that disability in planning practice is widely under-theorized. Planners must respond to normalized inattention the field and can begin doing so by engaging theory practice. Five perspectives are discussed with a view providing planners toolkit: (1) medical, (2) social, (3) biopsychosocial models; (4) neoliberal viewpoint; (5) critical ableist studies lens. We enc...

Abstract We have the capacity to act together in shared intentional and cooperative ways. This lecture argues that our for plan-based, mind-supported cross-temporal organization of individual activities, with certain further elements, suffices mind-supported, small-scale social characteristic acting together. These two fundamental forms human practical organization––diachronic social––are us gr...