Curing the Dutch Disease: An International Perspective on Disability Policy Reform.

Robert Stewart Smith · Leo J.M. Aarts · Richard V. Burkhauser · Philip R. de Jong

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Disability Rights and Representation Healthcare innovation and challenges

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Introduction and overview: the Dutch disability programme and how it grew Evaluating the 1987 and 1993 social welfare reforms from disappointment to potential success a United States perspective on disability programs a United Kingdom perpective on disability policy a German perspective on disability policy Curing the Dutch disease from a Swedish perspective the futureof disability policy in the Netherlands.

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