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Beyond Procedural Participation: A Process Perspective of Disability-Inclusive Digital Innovation
While previous research has recognized the importance of participation, how the structurally embedded inclusion of PWDs reshapes digital innovation processes and their outcomes in resource-constrained contexts remains underexplored. The study addresses this gap through a longitudinal qualitative cas
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