Disability & Society

Papers
(The TQCC of Disability & Society is 4. 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 2021-12-01 to 2025-12-01.)
ArticleCitations
Just a show: the home-delivery education policy for children with disabilities in China52
Announcement of doctoral theses51
Announcement of doctoral theses29
Debunking Choice and Control in Active Support: A Qualitative Analysis of Encounters in Training Videos between Staff and People with Intellectual Disability27
Investigating short video consumption practices by individuals with visual impairments in China: questions of how to ‘see’26
Disabling discourses: contemporary cinematic representations of acquired physical disability23
A collaborative case study of autistic and non-autistic capital shared within a circle of support23
Evaluating compliance with Ghana’s Persons with Disabilities Act in public building accessibility: a case of Ho Municipality23
This changes everything: a critical reflection on the impact of internalized ableist constructs on becoming a disabled mother20
What works in rapid response public health projects?20
Conceptualising responsibility and hostility within work-integrated learning placements for students with disabilities20
Neurodiversity and double empathy: can empathy disconnects be mitigated to support autistic belonging?20
Inclusion for sale: commodifying deaf labour and performing benevolent ableism in China’s service sector18
Challenging ableism and disablism in English football fandom: disabled supporters and repertoires of ‘everyday resistance’17
Announcement of doctoral theses17
Reviewing the limitations of publicly funded adult developmental services in Ontario: exposing ableist assumptions within the administrative process16
Missed opportunities? Accessibility in ‘post-pandemic’ academia16
The unheard voices of academia: overcoming systemic barriers and fostering inclusive spaces for knowledge exchange15
I’m living my life as the person I’m meant to be, not in spite of the person I am15
Accessibility for parents with disability: is it reality or fantasy?15
Fighting for our children: a collective responsibility to deliver social and health rights to children with disability15
Smart eldercare robotics and disability: barriers, risks, and policy gaps in the Chinese context15
Factors that help people with disability to self-manage their support14
Police–disabled citizen interactions: testing the role of disability awareness training and experience on officer confidence14
Changing the medical model of disability to the normalization model of disability: clarifying the past to create a new future direction13
‘… they had interpreted “disability” as referring to a patently visible disability’: experience of a patient group with NICE13
Volunteering and the response to COVID-19 in the UK13
Disability on Arab screens: cripping class, religion, and gender in Syria, Egypt, and Lebanon13
Sectoral challenges and negative feelings experienced by Palestinians with disability in besieged Gaza during COVID-19 pandemic13
‘Gypsum on water. That schizophrenia.’ schizophrenia – a meeting of stories: a qualitative study12
Invisible barriers: the educational and social exclusion of children with chronic diseases in Denmark12
A deaf researcher in an Indian and Norwegian context – an autoethnographic journey12
Resistance to accessibility improvements in publicly accessible buildings11
Disabled healthcare professionals’ experiences of altruism: identity, professionalism, competence, and disclosure11
Unheard and unseen: the inaccessibility of higher education for deaf and blind students in Iran11
Disability politics in Malaysia and the limitations of the Human Rights Model: challenging dominant narratives11
Politics, personalisation and me: how ‘Fair and Affordable Care policies’ could impact on the lives of Disabled people11
Beyond binaries: complex roles and identities in critical mental health research11
Care does not just belong at home: inclusion in doctoral supervision for a student with traumatic brain injury11
A collective biography on working relationships in inclusive research teams10
Announcement of doctoral theses10
Cultural safety as a foundation for allyship in disability arts10
The double jeopardy of women with albinism in Ibadan, Nigeria: breaking the unemployment barrier10
Testimonial injustice: exploring ‘credibility’ as a barrier to justice for people with learning disabilities/autism who report sexual violence10
Caught in the middle? Comparing disability payment restructuring and workfare in Denmark and Australia10
Announcement of doctoral theses10
Inclusion from the experience of university students with disabilities at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)10
Safety and accessibility for persons with disabilities in the Swedish transport system – prioritization and conceptual boundaries9
Dis/ableist criminology and domestic colonisation: conceptualising disabled people’s experience of hate and home-based violence9
From everyday presence to organised actions: internet use and the political engagement of disabled people in China9
How can information be ‘barrier-free’? A critical reading of china’s web accessibility policies in the 21st century9
Being a deaf Bedouin young woman: suffering in silence9
Unearthing and addressing bias: understanding the connection between teacher dispositions and disproportionality9
Regulating vulnerability: policy approaches for preventing violence and abuse of people with disability in Australian service provision settings9
Stop fearing blindness! Visually impaired people reflect on the ethics of sighted prospective teachers simulating visual impairment9
Accessibility of public buildings in the United States: a cross-sectional survey9
Digital payment services in Poland as assistive technology and empowering tool for consumers with disabilities9
Enhancing inclusive instruction: student perspectives and practical approaches for advancing equity in higher education8
Between diagnosis and belonging: navigating emotional bureaucracies in Indian autism care8
“I’m doing my best”: experiences of parents navigating services for their children with disabilities during the COVID-19 pandemic8
‘We are listening’ Mother-led research exploring inclusive communication between autistic young people and their families8
Urban informality, culture, and participation of people with mobility impairments in Tegalrejo, Indonesia8
Gathering autistic adults’ visual experiences to inform adaptations: a qualitative interview study8
Insights of people with disabilities regarding barriers to equality and inclusion8
What facilitates or constrains co-creation in museums? The case of people with visual impairments8
Demystifying Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG): charting the ESG course in Africa8
Emotional ‘journey’ of street beggars with vision impairment: a study from Ghana7
Disability, normality and absurdity: A reflection on stuckist disability art7
Announcement of doctoral theses7
Announcement of doctoral theses7
Announcement of doctoral theses7
Barriers to cultural participation by people with disabilities in Europe: a study across 28 countries7
Announcement of doctoral theses7
Accumulated social vulnerability and experiences of psycho-trauma among women living with albinism in Tanzania6
Exploring romantic need as part of mental health social care practice6
It broke my heart’: an investigation of ableist microaggressions towards mothers of Australian dyslexic children in primary school6
Who wants normal? The disabled girls’ guide to life6
The representation of disabled women and recent disabled women-led media6
Announcement of doctoral theses6
Undoing suicidism: a trans, queer, crip approach to rethinking (assisted) suicide6
Rethinking how people with cognitive disability complain6
Disability policy and UK political parties: absent, present or absent-present citizens?6
Announcement of doctoral theses6
Promoting inclusive innovation for disabled people in four countries: who does what and why?6
Raising the voices of AuDHD women and girls: exploring the co-occurring conditions of autism and ADHD5
“It’s about equality!” Disability advocacy in the UK5
Making me with others-gendered meanings of youth and youthfulness among young female disabled assistance users5
Women’s experiences of special observations on locked wards5
Announcement of doctoral theses5
Bridging the gap: special educators’ perceptions of their professional roles in supporting inclusive education in Kazakhstan5
Seeking redress for harm in institutional care during the COVID-19 pandemic: immunity from civil liability as barrier5
Living ‘with TBI’ as complex embodiment5
Recognizing the rights of children with disabilities in Malawi5
Blockchain for inclusion: challenges and pathways to digital entrepreneurship among persons with disabilities in China5
Against the rules – disrupting and reassessing discursive practices of playfulness5
Access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) for persons with disabilities in school settings: A call for research5
‘I’m a cracked vase’: identity narratives of disabled pre-service teachers5
Researching autism, becoming disabled: discovering brilliant imperfection5
Civil society organisations and disability-inclusive employment: perspectives from leaders of organisations of persons with disabilities in Ghana5
The ‘shadow pandemic’ in online learning: perspectives of visually impaired students from Ghana and Egypt5
Participatory action research in partnership with young people with disability: a case from the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territory (oPt)5
Correction5
Barriers and facilitators of access to higher education in a weakly institutionalised context: perceptions of disabled students5
Intersectionality and creative business education: Inclusive and diverse cultures in pedagogy5
Willful brains and absent minds: a phenomenological investigation of fear, epilepsy, and willful being5
Election information accessibility for disabled people during Singapore’s 2025 general election5
The pandemic paradox: a mixed methods participatory approach to understanding autistic adults’ experiences during COVID-195
Speaking across the autism worldview divide: a dialogue between critical autism studies and behaviour analytic scholars5
Using AI to help generate disability scholarship5
Autism should be considered in the assessment and delivery of mental health services for children and young people5
How inclusive is higher education for female disabled staff? Stigmas & stoppers5
Key characteristics of the refugee journey for Iraqi and Syrian family members who support their children or siblings with disability5
Moving forward: a call for Critical ADHD Studies5
Disability and employment in China: a Guangzhou case study5
Labor market participation for employees with disabilities: a cross-organizational review in India5
Access to water, sanitation and hygiene facilities by women with disabilities in Zimbabwe’s Harare Metropolitan Province during COVID-195
Collapse before implementation? Personal assistance for persons with disabilities in Poland5
The case for employment and education support for people with serious mental health conditions in Sweden5
Sane Fragility - Madness meets critical whiteness4
Livestreaming: exploring the obstacles and possibilities of digital usage for people with disabilities4
Experiences of identifying pre-school children with disabilities in resource limited settings – an account from Malawi, Pakistan and Uganda4
The role of stigma on the pregnancy experiences of women with disabilities in Kathmandu: a qualitative study4
Breaking barriers for visually impaired women in China’s workforce4
Life stabilization and resiliency for disabled people? A critical discourse analysis of the Ontario poverty reduction strategy4
Towards a contribution paradigm: photovoice uncovering the contribution of people with intellectual disability4
Announcement of Doctoral Theses4
Maintenance of ableist society for wheelchair users: roles of medical model of disability and witnessed negotiation for accessibility4
A creative non-fiction account of autistic youth integrated physical education experiences4
The ‘normal’ physical education classes: the ableism facing the inclusion of disabled students4
Narratives of siblinghood: exploring perspectives of adult siblings of autistic individuals4
Announcement of doctoral theses4
Critiques of ableist educational spaces4
Strength, gender, and volunteering: the lived experiences of Para-powerlifters in the Republic of Ireland4
Participatory video and diagramming with disabled people in Burkina Faso4
The Routledge international handbook of disability and global health4
Storytelling with disability and broken narratives4
Individuation processes in disabled people. An approach through mobilities in rural areas of southern Chile4
Institutional pedagogy and the transformation of residential care for, and with, disabled citizens4
Holistic or harmful? Examining socio-structural factors in the biopsychosocial model of chronic illness, ‘medically unexplained symptoms’ and disability4
Representations of mothers having children with disability in Hindi cinema: a feminist thematic analysis4
From disability identity to disability activism: leadership journeys of persons with disabilities in Indonesia4
Intersectional theory and disadvantage: a tool for decolonisation4
Exploring independent living initiatives for people with intellectual disabilities: insights from the Spanish case4
Challenges facing Hong Kong’s intellectually disabled people in using public services during the COVID-19 pandemic4
Social class, disability, and institutional interactions: the case of families with disabled children in the welfare state4
Exploring the effectiveness of media in communicating public health messages to people with learning disabilities during the pandemic4
Announcement of doctoral theses4
“Rooted in ableism:” an embedded mixed methods study of disability disclosure on a university campus4
Self-advocacy in post-secondary education: the central role of structural limitations and relationships4
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