1st Edition
Moving Beyond Boundaries in Disability Studies Rights, Spaces and Innovations
Foreword Michele Moore
1. Crossing boundaries: foreign funding and disability rights activism in a context of war Samantha Wehbi
2. Disability and cross-border mobility: comparing resettlement experiences of Cambodian and Somali refugees with disabilities Mansha Mirza
3. Between protection and assistance: is there refuge for asylum seekers with disabilities in Europe? Clara Straimer
4. "I never expected to be a disabled person in another country": the stories of migrant workers with acquired disabilities in Korea Kyung Mee Kim
5. Views of disability in Portugal: ‘fado’ or citizenship? Ema Loja, Emilia Costa and Isabel Menezes
6. Navajo and autism: the beauty of harmony Steven K. Kapp
7. Disabled women and transnational feminisms: shifting boundaries and frontiers Miriam Arenas Conejo
8. Visualising a safe space: the perspective of people using mental health day services Wendy Bryant, Adrian Tibbs and John Clark
9. Complementing or conflicting human rights conventions? Realising an inclusive approach to families with a young person with a disability and challenging behaviour Kristy Muir and Beth Goldblatt
10. Shifting boundaries in sports technology and disability: equal rights or unfair advantage in the case of Oscar Pistorius? Brendan Burkett, Mike McNamee and Wolfgang Potthast
11. Current issues: The World Report on Disability Jerome Bickenbach
Biography
Michele Moore is Senior Lecturer in Inclusive Education in the Faculty of Policy & Society at the Institute of Education, University of London, UK.
