Introduction: Into the fields of stubborn obstacles and lingering exclusion. Part 1 - City and transport.
1. Accessible enough? Legitimising half-measures of accessibility in Swedish urban environments.
2. The bus trip: Constraints, hierarchies and injustice.
3. Monitoring the standard ? here, now and in person: Detecting accessibility faults as an engaged citizen.
4. Traveling insecurely: The association of security and accessibility in public transport. Part 2 - Knowledge and education.
5. Struggles for inclusion: The unrecognised toil of hearing-impaired students.
6. Gatekeepers and gatekeeping: On participation and marginalisation in everyday life.
7. Still waiting for the hand to be raised: On being crip killjoys at an ableist university.
8. Access to sexuality: Disabled people’s experiences of multiple barriers.
9. New barriers and new possibilities: Confronting language inaccessibility in and around a pandemic. Part 3 - Institution, law and history.
10. It is supposed to be a home: Barriers to everyday life decisions in group homes.
11. Making the law invisible: How bureaucratic resistance makes support inaccessible.
12. Using building requirements as a means to create inclusion: Accessibility and usability at a crossroads. Afterword.