Research Agenda for Lived Experience and Disability Policy
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Research Agenda for Lived Experience and Disability Policy
Mellifont, Damian; Smith-Merry, Jennifer
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
04/2026
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9781035332397
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Contents
1 Introduction: Lived experience and policy making 1
Jennifer Smith-Merry and Damian Mellifont
2 Centring disabled voices: Inclusion of lived experiences in
policy 8
Sze Hwee Jace Tay and Kuansong Victor Zhuang
3 Re-imagining policymaking with rural people with disability
in Australia 18
Claire Quilliam, Luke Wakely and Jodie Bailie
4 Navigating disability in times of conflict: The case of
disability policies in Pakistan 32
Farman Ali, Zia Ullah Akhunzada and Mandy Lau
5 The multi-layered, multi-faceted importance of the lived
experience in disability health policy 44
Dinesh Palipana and Gisselle Gallego
6 The role of lived experience and the right to participate
in the CRPD: The case of disability policymaking in
technocratic Singapore 56
Daryl W. J. Yang
7 Indonesia's digital disability inclusion: From regulation to
policymaking and practice 69
Muhammad Novsyaroni Umar, Galuh Fitri Amalia Susilo and
Muhammad Karim Amrullah
8 From experience to policy: The influence of lived
experience on disability transport policy in Sydney,
Australia 87
Miguel Loyola and Jennifer Kent
9 What is the problem with private supported boarding
houses? Resident perspectives on the Queensland
Parliamentary Inquiry 100
Elroy Dearn, Neil Turton-Lane and Matilda Alexander
10 The research agenda for assisted dying policy for
psychiatric disability 117
Sam Sam and Jennifer Smith-Merry
11 Decolonising the Indigenous disability sciences in Australia
and New Zealand 126
Jemma Chao, Alix Beckett, Sarah Veli-Gold and John Gilroy
12 The good, the bad and the ugly: Accommodations for
Indigenous Canadian civil servants with disabilities 145
John T. Ward, Kevin P. Morgan, Lexi (Giizhigokwe)
Nahwegiizhic and Annie Smith St-Georges
13 Radical disability disclosure: How to encourage an invisible
community to engage in disability policymaking 166
Tea Rundback
14 Co-producing knowledge to inform policy: A disabled
person's reflections on processes, learnings, strengths, and
challenges 175
Susan Wadsworth and Rachelle A. Martin
1 Introduction: Lived experience and policy making 1
Jennifer Smith-Merry and Damian Mellifont
2 Centring disabled voices: Inclusion of lived experiences in
policy 8
Sze Hwee Jace Tay and Kuansong Victor Zhuang
3 Re-imagining policymaking with rural people with disability
in Australia 18
Claire Quilliam, Luke Wakely and Jodie Bailie
4 Navigating disability in times of conflict: The case of
disability policies in Pakistan 32
Farman Ali, Zia Ullah Akhunzada and Mandy Lau
5 The multi-layered, multi-faceted importance of the lived
experience in disability health policy 44
Dinesh Palipana and Gisselle Gallego
6 The role of lived experience and the right to participate
in the CRPD: The case of disability policymaking in
technocratic Singapore 56
Daryl W. J. Yang
7 Indonesia's digital disability inclusion: From regulation to
policymaking and practice 69
Muhammad Novsyaroni Umar, Galuh Fitri Amalia Susilo and
Muhammad Karim Amrullah
8 From experience to policy: The influence of lived
experience on disability transport policy in Sydney,
Australia 87
Miguel Loyola and Jennifer Kent
9 What is the problem with private supported boarding
houses? Resident perspectives on the Queensland
Parliamentary Inquiry 100
Elroy Dearn, Neil Turton-Lane and Matilda Alexander
10 The research agenda for assisted dying policy for
psychiatric disability 117
Sam Sam and Jennifer Smith-Merry
11 Decolonising the Indigenous disability sciences in Australia
and New Zealand 126
Jemma Chao, Alix Beckett, Sarah Veli-Gold and John Gilroy
12 The good, the bad and the ugly: Accommodations for
Indigenous Canadian civil servants with disabilities 145
John T. Ward, Kevin P. Morgan, Lexi (Giizhigokwe)
Nahwegiizhic and Annie Smith St-Georges
13 Radical disability disclosure: How to encourage an invisible
community to engage in disability policymaking 166
Tea Rundback
14 Co-producing knowledge to inform policy: A disabled
person's reflections on processes, learnings, strengths, and
challenges 175
Susan Wadsworth and Rachelle A. Martin
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Disability; Policy making; Lived experience; Disability theory; People with disability; Public policy
Contents
1 Introduction: Lived experience and policy making 1
Jennifer Smith-Merry and Damian Mellifont
2 Centring disabled voices: Inclusion of lived experiences in
policy 8
Sze Hwee Jace Tay and Kuansong Victor Zhuang
3 Re-imagining policymaking with rural people with disability
in Australia 18
Claire Quilliam, Luke Wakely and Jodie Bailie
4 Navigating disability in times of conflict: The case of
disability policies in Pakistan 32
Farman Ali, Zia Ullah Akhunzada and Mandy Lau
5 The multi-layered, multi-faceted importance of the lived
experience in disability health policy 44
Dinesh Palipana and Gisselle Gallego
6 The role of lived experience and the right to participate
in the CRPD: The case of disability policymaking in
technocratic Singapore 56
Daryl W. J. Yang
7 Indonesia's digital disability inclusion: From regulation to
policymaking and practice 69
Muhammad Novsyaroni Umar, Galuh Fitri Amalia Susilo and
Muhammad Karim Amrullah
8 From experience to policy: The influence of lived
experience on disability transport policy in Sydney,
Australia 87
Miguel Loyola and Jennifer Kent
9 What is the problem with private supported boarding
houses? Resident perspectives on the Queensland
Parliamentary Inquiry 100
Elroy Dearn, Neil Turton-Lane and Matilda Alexander
10 The research agenda for assisted dying policy for
psychiatric disability 117
Sam Sam and Jennifer Smith-Merry
11 Decolonising the Indigenous disability sciences in Australia
and New Zealand 126
Jemma Chao, Alix Beckett, Sarah Veli-Gold and John Gilroy
12 The good, the bad and the ugly: Accommodations for
Indigenous Canadian civil servants with disabilities 145
John T. Ward, Kevin P. Morgan, Lexi (Giizhigokwe)
Nahwegiizhic and Annie Smith St-Georges
13 Radical disability disclosure: How to encourage an invisible
community to engage in disability policymaking 166
Tea Rundback
14 Co-producing knowledge to inform policy: A disabled
person's reflections on processes, learnings, strengths, and
challenges 175
Susan Wadsworth and Rachelle A. Martin
1 Introduction: Lived experience and policy making 1
Jennifer Smith-Merry and Damian Mellifont
2 Centring disabled voices: Inclusion of lived experiences in
policy 8
Sze Hwee Jace Tay and Kuansong Victor Zhuang
3 Re-imagining policymaking with rural people with disability
in Australia 18
Claire Quilliam, Luke Wakely and Jodie Bailie
4 Navigating disability in times of conflict: The case of
disability policies in Pakistan 32
Farman Ali, Zia Ullah Akhunzada and Mandy Lau
5 The multi-layered, multi-faceted importance of the lived
experience in disability health policy 44
Dinesh Palipana and Gisselle Gallego
6 The role of lived experience and the right to participate
in the CRPD: The case of disability policymaking in
technocratic Singapore 56
Daryl W. J. Yang
7 Indonesia's digital disability inclusion: From regulation to
policymaking and practice 69
Muhammad Novsyaroni Umar, Galuh Fitri Amalia Susilo and
Muhammad Karim Amrullah
8 From experience to policy: The influence of lived
experience on disability transport policy in Sydney,
Australia 87
Miguel Loyola and Jennifer Kent
9 What is the problem with private supported boarding
houses? Resident perspectives on the Queensland
Parliamentary Inquiry 100
Elroy Dearn, Neil Turton-Lane and Matilda Alexander
10 The research agenda for assisted dying policy for
psychiatric disability 117
Sam Sam and Jennifer Smith-Merry
11 Decolonising the Indigenous disability sciences in Australia
and New Zealand 126
Jemma Chao, Alix Beckett, Sarah Veli-Gold and John Gilroy
12 The good, the bad and the ugly: Accommodations for
Indigenous Canadian civil servants with disabilities 145
John T. Ward, Kevin P. Morgan, Lexi (Giizhigokwe)
Nahwegiizhic and Annie Smith St-Georges
13 Radical disability disclosure: How to encourage an invisible
community to engage in disability policymaking 166
Tea Rundback
14 Co-producing knowledge to inform policy: A disabled
person's reflections on processes, learnings, strengths, and
challenges 175
Susan Wadsworth and Rachelle A. Martin
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