Beverley Clough is Associate Professor in Law and Social Justice at the University of Leeds. Jonathan Herring is Professor of Law at the University of Oxford.
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Introduction Part I Care relations in policy context 1. Disability and care: Theoretical antagonisms revisited 2. Mothering, disability and care: Beyond the prison wall 3. Children care 4. Ageing, disability and family life Part II Disabled children: Interacting with institutional and legal settings 5. Children's understanding of disabilities 6. Deprivation of liberty, parental consent and the rights of the child 7. Transforming family responsibilities: Children with disabilities, parental responsibility and family life Part III Adults and family relationships 8. The exam it is impossible to pass: How disabled parents are at risk of having to prove the impossible in care proceedings 9. "He got down on one knee": Intellectual disability, intimacy and family law' 10. Protecting disabled adults from abusive family relationships: Mental capacity, autonomy and vulnerability 11. Law and dementia: Family context and the experience of dementia in old age
Introduction Part I Care relations in policy context 1. Disability and care: Theoretical antagonisms revisited 2. Mothering, disability and care: Beyond the prison wall 3. Children care 4. Ageing, disability and family life Part II Disabled children: Interacting with institutional and legal settings 5. Children's understanding of disabilities 6. Deprivation of liberty, parental consent and the rights of the child 7. Transforming family responsibilities: Children with disabilities, parental responsibility and family life Part III Adults and family relationships 8. The exam it is impossible to pass: How disabled parents are at risk of having to prove the impossible in care proceedings 9. "He got down on one knee": Intellectual disability, intimacy and family law' 10. Protecting disabled adults from abusive family relationships: Mental capacity, autonomy and vulnerability 11. Law and dementia: Family context and the experience of dementia in old age
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