Michele Moore is Senior Lecturer in Inclusive Education in the Faculty of Policy & Society at the Institute of Education, University of London, UK.

This book is recommended reading for students, researchers and activists interested in Disability Studies and is directly relevant to policy makers and practitioners in a position to reshape rights, spaces and innovations in response to the priorities disabled people feel and articulate are important for their lives. It was originally published as a special issue of Disability & Society.

Foreword Michele Moore 1. Crossing Boundaries: Foreign Funding and Disability Rights Activism in a Context of War Samantha Wehbi 2. Disability and Cross-border Mobility: Comparing Resettlement Experiences of Cambodian and Somali Refugees with Disabilities Mansha Mirza 3. Between Protection and Assistance: Is there Refuge for Asylum Seekers with Disabilities in Europe? Clara Straimer 4. "I Never Expected to be a Disabled Person in Another Country": The Stories of Migrant Workers with Acquired Disabilities in Korea Kyung Mee Kim 5. Views of Disability in Portugal: 'Fado' or Citizenship? Ema Loja, Emilia Costa and Isabel Menezes 6. Navajo and Autism: The Beauty of Harmony Steven K. Kapp 7. Disabled Women and Transnational Feminisms: Shifting Boundaries and Frontiers Miriam Arenas Conejo 8. Visualising a Safe Space: The Perspective of People Using Mental Health Day Services Wendy Bryant, Adrian Tibbs and John Clark 9. Complementing or Conflicting Human Rights Conventions? Realising an Inclusive Approach to Families with a Young Person with a Disability and Challenging Behaviour Kristy Muir and Beth Goldblatt 10. Shifting Boundaries in Sports Technology and Disability: Equal Rights or Unfair Advantage in the Case of Oscar Pistorius? Brendan Burkett, Mike McNamee and Wolfgang Potthast 11. Current Issues: The World Report on Disability Jerome Bickenbach