Disabled people in Britain and discrimination : a case for anti-discrimination legislation
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書誌事項
Disabled people in Britain and discrimination : a case for anti-discrimination legislation
Hurst in association with the British Council of Organizations of Disabled People, 1994
[2nd printing] with a new, updated foreword and additions to the bibliography
- : pbk
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Description based on: third impression, 2000
On cover: 2nd printing with updated preface
Bibliography: p. 237-256
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This work details the discrimination faced by disabled people in Britain in terms of the social system. Previous reports have dwelt on the individual's problems, eg access to public buildings, whereas this study outlines, often using official statistics, the denial to disabled people of full and equal access to the institutions of society. The author argues that disablity is a civil rights issue, not one of service provision and community care, and that only disabled people themselves can bring about the changes enabling them to become fully participating citizens.
目次
- History of discrimination and disabled people
- education
- employment
- the disability benefits system
- the health and social support services
- housing, transport and the built environment
- leisure, social life and disabled people
- politics and disabled people
- the case for anti-discrimination legislation.
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