Disabled people and social policy from exclusion to inclusion

MICHAEL J. OLIVER · Colin Barnes

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Foreword. Acknowledgements. Introduction. PART ONE: From Exclusion to Inclusion? 1. The Times are Changing for the Welfare State 2. Who are Disabled People? 3. Disability in History and Culture 4. What Policies Exist? 5. Social Constructions of Disability and Policy 6. Socially Constructing a Disabled Identity 7. Disability, Policy and the Way Forward? 8. Welfare State, Welfare Society? PART TWO: Selected Policy Statements from Disabled People's Organisations 9. Selected International Charters 10. Selected Extracts from Legislation and Policy Statements 11. Table of Selected Relevant Statutes and Regulations 12. Table of Selected Relevant Official Reports 13. Table of Selected Relevant Non-Official Reports. References. Index

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