No longer disabled: the federal courts and the politics of social security disability

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Social Policy and Reform Studies Disability Rights and Representation

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Prologue The Politics of Litigation Activity The Shaping of Social Security Disability Policy The Adjudication of Disability Claims A New Approach to Continuing Eligibility The Judiciary's Role in Continuing Eligibility Policymaking Conflict between the Executive and the Judiciary Passage of the 1984 Disability Reform Act Summing Up Bibliography Index

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