Existing frameworks for interpreting and acting upon the health consequences of climate
change fail to engage with the multiple and complex forms of loss and damage that …

This article posits a number of provocations for scholars and researchers engaged with
Critical Disability Studies. We summarise some of the analytical twists and turns occurring …

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with autism spectrum disorder, used
interchangeably with the term autism, are among the most marginalised people in Australian …

This paper explores the concept of disability through a critical disability lens to understand
how Indigenous ontologies are positioned within the dominant discourse of disabled …

Voice has become an important yet ambivalent tool for the recognition of disability. The
transformative potential of voice is dependent on a political commitment to listening to …

Purpose This paper aims to investigate how embedding accounting techniques of cost and
budgeting within the Australian National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) potentially …

In the realm of disability studies, an increasing number of academics are engaging with the
promises of postcolonial scholarship. Writers such as Barker and Murray (2010), Erevelles …

Mäori directly or indirectly experience disability at a higher rate than any other population
group in Aotearoa New Zealand. Despite one in three Mäori having some form of disability …

In many settler-colonial countries, Indigenous people do not access disability services at
rates commensurate with disability prevalence. Existing research suggests that services …

People with lived experience of disability have poorer health and socioeconomic outcomes
than people without it. However, within this population, certain social groups are more likely …