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Disability and culture : universalism and diversity

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Foreword, Steven E. Hyman, M.D., Director, National Institute of Mental Health, USA Acknowledgments Part 1: Theory and Methods Chapter 1: Disability and Cultural Variation: The ICIDH-2 Cross-Cultural Applicability Research Study, T.B. Ustun, S. Chatterji, J.E. Bickenbach, R.T. Trotter II, and S. Saxena Chapter 2: Objectives and Overall Plan for the ICIDH-2 Cross-Cultural Applicability Research Study, S. Chatterji, T.B. Ustun, and R.T. Trotter II Chapter 3: Cross-Cultural Applicability Research (CAR) Methods, R. T. Trotter II, J. Rehm, S. Chatterji, R. Room, and T.B. Ustun Part 2: Culture-Specific Findings From the CAR Study Introduction Chapter 4: Cambodia, Ritu Sadana, Sisokhom Sek, and Hourn Kruy Kim Chapter 5: Canada - Toronto, Angela Paglia, Jurgen Rehm, and Robin Room Chapter 6: Greece, V.G. Mavreas, M. Kontea, M. Asimaki, I. Giouzelis, E. Katsikas, K. Kollias, E. Polyzopoulos, D. Tsiongris, and C.N. Stefanis Chapter 7: India - Bangalore, R. Srinivasa Murthy, S. Chatterji, C.R. Chandrasekhar, and K. Sekar Chapter 8: India - Chennai, R. Thara and T.N.Srinivasan Chapter 9: India - Delhi, S. Saxena, H. Pal, and U. Singh Chapter 10: Japan, M. Tazaki and Y. Nakane Chapter 11: Luxembourg, C.B. Pull, A. Sztantics, J.M. Cloos, S. Muller, I. Heuertz, and M.C. Pull Chapter 12: The Netherlands, D. Van Hoeken, Y.F. Heerkens, M.W. De Kleijn-De Vrankriijker, and H.W. Hoek Chapter 13: Nigeria, O. Omigbodun, O. Odejide, and J. Morakinyo Chapter 14: Romania, Radu Vrasti, Aurora Jianu, Ioan Drut, Marina Badoi, and Hermine Iobb Chapter 15: Spain, J.L. Vazquez-Barquero, S. Herrera Castanedo, M. Uriarte Ituino, I. Lastra Martinez, and E. Vazquez Bourgon Chapter 16: Tunisia, Adel Chaker Chapter 17: Turkey, Aygun Ertugrul, Berna Ulug, Ahmet Gogus, Kultegin Ogel, Defne Tamar, and Necati Dedeoglu Chapter 18: United Kingdom, R. Nichol and D. Mumford Part 3: Cross-Cultural Results Chapter 19: Cross-Cultural Views on Stigma, Valuation, Parity, and Societal Values Towards Disability, R. Room, J. Rehm, R.T. Trotter, II, A. Paglia, and T.B. Ustun Chapter 20: The Structure and Stability of the Proposed International Classification, J. Rehm, R.T. Trotter, II, S. Chatterji, and T.B. Ustun Chapter 21: Summary and Conclusions, T.B. Ustun, S. Chatterji, J.E. Bickenbach, R.T. Trotter II, R. Room, J. Rehm, and S. Saxena.

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