This chapter makes a two-fold argument concerning disability and digital inclusion. Firstly, it
builds upon and extends existing research and conceptualizations of disability and digital …

A rhetoric of inclusion and increased social spending within a global context of austerity cuts
has dominated disability policies in Singapore today. However, there is a lack of academic …

Representations of Lee since his passing have focused on discussing the role that he
played in building Singapore and the politics of remembering him. This article takes a …

A new era focused on the inclusion of disabled people in society has emerged in recent
years around the world. The emergence of this particular discourse of inclusion can be …

Sometime in November 2012, guide dog user Cassandra Chiu was shopping with her
daughter at a popular global clothing chain. As Chiu headed to the changing room to try on …

A culture of inclusion pervades Singapore, one where disabled bodies are marked and
folded into life by the state and its associated agencies. The effect of this inclusion has been …

This chapter will introduce the concepts and policies of inclusion and inclusive practice from
a historical and ideological background across the Asia-Pacific region. Inclusion in its …

This chapter argues that while the progress of disability rights has been slow, disability rights
have moved from near non-existence to a less peripheral position in the human rights scene …

The inclusion of disabled people in Singapore (and globally) is gaining traction given the
dominance of transnational instruments like the United Nations Convention on the Rights for …

This essay examines two recent memoirs of schizophrenia in Singapore: Chan Lishan's A
Philosopher's Madness and Danielle Lim's The Sound of Sch. The narratives, through the …