Titlebook: Vulnerable People and Digital Inclusion; Theoretical and Appl Panayiota Tsatsou Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Critical Commentary: Understanding Digital Inclusion of Older People Through a Human Rights Lensnts, how digital inclusion for older people is a fundamental rights issue—including the interplay with ageism and other areas of intersecting inequality—and what further avenues of research it would be good to explore.

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New Cities, Old Prosthesis: Smart Cities, Smartphones and Disability become an important accessibility tool for people with disabilities with the caveat that accessibility is not ‘one size fits all’. Our chapter also draws evidence from findings of a pilot study into how people with disability use smartphones to navigate urban space in regional and metropolitan cities in Western Australia.

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Digital Inequality Research for Digital Publics: A Call for New Modalities in Policy-oriented Social prominent across intellectual landscapes and disciplines. Nonetheless, to date, this important area of research?has largely been explored via the battery of traditional social science methodologies that are either textual or computational. While valuable, here we argue that fresh modalities are nee

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Multidimensional Digital Exclusion and Its Relation to Social Exclusions differently according to an individual’s personal and social conditions. These personal and social conditions are usually the preconditions of getting people online, but they are also conditions that shape how people use the online tools once they are online. This is why the digital gap, while may

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Understanding the Role of Social Media on the Road to Social Inclusion: The Case of Syrian Refugees integration. During this crisis social media platforms seem to have played a major role in the refugees’ journey and inclusion in their host countries. Based on in-depth interviews with 28 Syrian refugees who settled in Belgium after 2015, this chapter looks at the ways they use social media in the

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Digital Citizenship for Older Migrants in Australia: The Need for a Comprehensive Policy Frameworkups; yet, as migrants, they also represent one of the most digitally included groups. Drawing on ethnographic research documenting the experiences of older migrants, we argue that digital citizenship is vital to their wellbeing, evident in the practices and processes of ‘digital kinning’ that suppor

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