Routledge Disability, Spaces and Places of Policy Exclusion

Explore the complex relationship between disability and geography in this academic collection. As geographies of disability become a major research priority for scholars and geographers, this book expands the current geographical frame within the field. This edited volume brings together the work of leading international disability researchers to provide a critical examination of how spatial processes impact disabled people. By looking at both exclusion and inclusion, the text offers a comprehensive view of how environments are shaped by social policy. Readers will find a unique combination of insights drawn from disability studies, spatial geographies, and social policy. This multidisciplinary approach helps explain how spatial factors influence the lives of disabled individuals. It is an essential resource for those studying the intersection of social policy and physical space.