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Pushing the Employment Agenda: Case Study Research of High Performing States in Integrated Employment
2007 · 54 citations
Achieving Community Membership Through Community Rehabilitation Provider Services: Are We There Yet?
2007 · 48 citations
Introduction to theme section on geographies of intellectual disability: ‘outside the participatory mainstream’?
2004 · 38 citations
The Illusion of Inclusion: Geographies of the Lives of People with Developmental Disabilities in the United States
2001 · 31 citations
Places of social poverty and service dependency of people with intellectual disabilities:11“Intellectual disabilities” refers to learning disabilities, intellectual handicaps, mental handicaps, mental retardation (Special Olympics, 2003, cover page), developmental disabilities, and, lately in the US, cognitive disabilities. In this paper, I have used “feebleminded” or “mentally deficient”, whichever term was used during the time period referenced.a case study in Baltimore, Maryland
2004 · 19 citations
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Pushing the Employment Agenda: Case Study Research of High Performing States in Integrated Employment
Intellectual and developmental disabilities
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2007
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5 authors
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Achieving Community Membership Through Community Rehabilitation Provider Services: Are We There Yet?
Intellectual and developmental disabilities
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2007
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5 authors
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Introduction to theme section on geographies of intellectual disability: ‘outside the participatory mainstream’?
Health & Place
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2004
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editorial
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Places of social poverty and service dependency of people with intellectual disabilities:11“Intellectual disabilities” refers to learning disabilities, intellectual handicaps, mental handicaps, mental retardation (Special Olympics, 2003, cover page), developmental disabilities, and, lately in the US, cognitive disabilities. In this paper, I have used “feebleminded” or “mentally deficient”, whichever term was used during the time period referenced.a case study in Baltimore, Maryland
Health & Place
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2004
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The Illusion of Inclusion: Geographies of the Lives of People with Developmental Disabilities in the United States
Disability Studies Quarterly
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2001
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