Disability and the Global South (DGS), 2015, Vol. 2, No. 1 - Special issue: Disability and Forced Migration

Publication Date 

2015

Articles include:

  • EDITORIAL Towards a Critical Understanding of the Disability/Forced Migration nexus
  • Disability and Forced Migration: Critical Intersectionalities
  • Disability and displacement in times of conflict: Rethinking migration, flows and boundaries
  • ‘Ask us what we need’: Operationalizing Guidance on Disability Inclusion in Refugee and Displaced Persons Programs
  • Disability-inclusive healthcare in humanitarian camps: Pushing the boundaries of disability studies and global health
  • ‘Nowhere to be found’: disabled refugees and asylum seekers within the Australian resettlement landscape
  • ‘Disabled asylum seekers?… They don’t really exist’: The marginalisation of disabled asylum seekers in the UK and why it matters

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https://dgsjournal.org/volume-2-number-1/

Keywords 

Disability and social diversity; migrants; refugees; Global picture; disability identity and intersectionality; Health; Inclusion

Regional Focus 

Worldwide
Eastern Mediterranean (EMRO)
Africa (AFRO)

Country focus 

Australia; UK; Syria

Language 

English

Type of material 

text

Content type 

research; journal

Publisher 

Disability and the Global South (DGS)

Related Record 

Disability and Forced Migration: Critical Intersectionalities
Disability and displacement in times of conflict: Rethinking migration, flows and boundaries
‘Ask us what we need’: Operationalizing Guidance on Disability Inclusion in Refugee and Displaced Persons Programs
Disability-inclusive healthcare in humanitarian camps: Pushing the boundaries of disability studies and global health
‘Nowhere to be found’: disabled refugees and asylum seekers within the Australian resettlement landscape
‘Disabled asylum seekers?… They don’t really exist’: The marginalisation of disabled asylum seekers in the UK and why it matters