Disability & Society

When elevators were for pianos: an oral history account of the civilian experience of using wheelchairs in Canadian society. The first twenty-five years: 1945-1970
pp. 103-116(14)
Authors: Tremblay Mary; Campbell Audrey; Hudson Geoffrey

A voice in the chorus: perspectives of young men of color on their disabilities, identities, and peer-mentors
pp. 117-133(17)
Author: Hernandez Brigida

Epistemological journeys in participatory action research: alliances between community psychology and disability studies
pp. 135-151(17)
Authors: Goodley Dan; Lawthom Rebecca

International guidelines and the inclusion of disabled people. The Ugandan story
pp. 153-167(15)
Authors: Millward H.; Ojwang V. P.; Carter J. A.; Hartley S.

Making sense in primary care: levelling the playing field for people with communication difficulties
pp. 169-184(16)
Authors: Law J.; Bunning K.; Byng S.; Farrelly S.; Heyman B.

BBC Radio 4 and the experiential dimension of disability
pp. 185-199(15)
Author: Sweeney Brian

Wheeling uphill? Reflections of practical and methodological difficulties encountered in researching the experiences of disabled volunteers
pp. 201-212(12)
Author: Andrews Jane

Disability in Uzbekistan: when will the social model of disability arrive?
pp. 213-217(5)
Author: Zagirtdinova Feruza

Book reviews
pp. 219-226(8)

Presage of a paradigm shift? Beyond the social model of disability toward resistance theories of disability
pp. 227-227(1)
Authors: Gabel Susan; Peters Susan

Drifting down the Gulf Stream: navigating the cultures of disability studies
pp. 228-228(1)
Author: Meekosha Helen