Our modern obsession with productivity and economic output often hides a troubling reality: how does this focus impact those living with disabilities? Disabling Capitalism takes a sharp, critical look at the systems we take for granted, showing how the pressures of work and efficiency can create barriers for many individuals. Ioana Cerasella Chis guides you through the complex relationship between capitalism and disablement, revealing the structural choices that determine who belongs and who is left behind. This book is an essential read for anyone committed to justice and equity in the workplace and beyond. It moves past simple rhetoric to question the very foundations of how we define 'value' and 'contribution' in our society. By highlighting these overlooked issues, this book encourages you to imagine a future that recognises the dignity of every person, regardless of their productive capacity. If you have ever felt that there must be a more compassionate way to organise our society, this book will give you the tools to articulate that vision and join the conversation on building a truly inclusive world.