The Journal
The journal accompanies the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, as well as Agenda 2030 with the Sustainable Development Goals, in terms of content and expertise. The journal offers a cross-border exchange of information and aims to contribute to the further development of the professional discussion on social and development policy, intercultural and educational issues related to the inclusion of persons with disabilities in the Global South. Each issue is dedicated to a focal topic, which is complemented by individual contributions and a topical information section.
While thematic focus issues address specific facets of the thematic field, for which a call for papers is published in advance, interested authors can also submit abstracts on their own initiative.
Sources of Supply:
- Free delivery of the issue in pdf format by e-mail (for inclusion in the distribution list: info@inie-inid.org) or free of charge on this page.
- Paid subscription of the print issues for 18 EUR/year (3 issues) within Germany and 27 EUR in other European countries (info@inie-inid.org)
Information for Authors
Are you interested in submitting a contribution to the journal? Before you send us your draft, please read the information for authors:
If you would like to submit a contribution or have any questions, please contact the coordinating editor Dr. Gabriele Weigt (weigt@bezev.de) by e-mail.
Support
If you would like to support the journal with a donation, you can donate directly here (donation form ZBIE)
The journal is supported by:
Editorial Group
Dr. Isabella Bertmann-Merz, LMU Munich
Prof. Dr. Michael Boecker, Dortmund University of Applied Sciences, Member of the bezev Board
Rebecca Daniel, German Society for International Cooperation GmbH#
Dr. Thorsten Hinz, Board Member, Nieder-Ramstädter Diakonie Foundation
Dr. Joachim Schroeder, University of Hamburg
Dr. Gabriele Weigt, Executive Director of Disability and Development Cooperation e.V. (bezev)
Lars Wissenbach, Research Associate at the Center for Planning and Evaluation of Social Services (ZPE) at the University of Siegen
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