Disability & Society

Papers
(The H4-Index of Disability & Society is 18. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Just a show: the home-delivery education policy for children with disabilities in China83
Announcement of doctoral theses68
Announcement of doctoral theses35
Debunking Choice and Control in Active Support: A Qualitative Analysis of Encounters in Training Videos between Staff and People with Intellectual Disability32
Investigating short video consumption practices by individuals with visual impairments in China: questions of how to ‘see’32
Showing not telling: shadowing of people with intellectual disability as an inclusive research method31
A collaborative case study of autistic and non-autistic capital shared within a circle of support31
This changes everything: a critical reflection on the impact of internalized ableist constructs on becoming a disabled mother28
Conceptualising responsibility and hostility within work-integrated learning placements for students with disabilities25
From rights to realities: how Blind Street musicians navigate dignity and survival in contemporary Thailand24
What works in rapid response public health projects?24
Neurodiversity and double empathy: can empathy disconnects be mitigated to support autistic belonging?22
Inclusion for sale: commodifying deaf labour and performing benevolent ableism in China’s service sector22
Evaluating compliance with Ghana’s Persons with Disabilities Act in public building accessibility: a case of Ho Municipality22
Announcement of doctoral theses21
Police–disabled citizen interactions: testing the role of disability awareness training and experience on officer confidence20
Reviewing the limitations of publicly funded adult developmental services in Ontario: exposing ableist assumptions within the administrative process20
‘… they had interpreted “disability” as referring to a patently visible disability’: experience of a patient group with NICE18
Smart eldercare robotics and disability: barriers, risks, and policy gaps in the Chinese context18
Fighting for our children: a collective responsibility to deliver social and health rights to children with disability18
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