This comprehensive volume assesses the relationship between legal rights and disability and the effect of law, legal process and third party professional intervention on the lives of people with disabilities. The contributors, who are all either academics or other professional experts in their field, write in a jargon free accessible style.
This comprehensive volume assesses the relationship between legal rights and disability and the effect of law, legal process and third party professional intervention on the lives of people with disabilities. The contributors, who are all either academics or other professional experts in their field, write in a jargon free accessible style.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jeremy Cooper is a barrister and Professor of Law at Middlesex University, where he heads the Disability Law Research Centre.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Jeremy Cooper. 1. Working in Partnership with Disabled People: New Perspectives for Professionals Within the Social Model of Disability Clare Picking Occupational Therapist Southampton. 2. Changing Attitutdes to the Rights of People with Disabilities in Europe Lisa Waddington Lecturer in European Law Maastricht University. 3. Improving the Civil Rights of People with Disabilities through International Law Jeremy Cooper. 4. Improving the Civil Rights of People with Disabilities through Domestic Law: A Global Overview Jeremy Cooper. 5. The Legal Regulation of the Powers and Duties of Local Authorities with Regard to Disabled People Belinda Schwehr Solicitor and Law Lecturer Surrey. 6. The Disability Discrimination Act: An Overview Catherine Casserley Legal Officer Royal National Institute for the Blind. 7. Disability Housing and Homelessness Mary Holmes Principal Lecturer. School of Law Kingston University. 8. Disability and Mental Health Law Kate Harrison Solicitor Former Legal Officer for MIND. 9. Disabled Children (Still) Invisible Under the Law Mairian Corker Senior Research Fellow in Deaf and Disability Studies University of Central Lancashire and John Davis Edinburgh University. 10. Disabled Children and Social Care: Law and Practice Suzy Braye Reader in Social Work Staffordshire University. 11. Clear Voices for Change: Messages from Disability Research for Law Practice and Reform Michael Preston-Shoot Professor of Social Work and Social Care Liverpool John Moores University. References. Index.
Preface Jeremy Cooper. 1. Working in Partnership with Disabled People: New Perspectives for Professionals Within the Social Model of Disability Clare Picking Occupational Therapist Southampton. 2. Changing Attitutdes to the Rights of People with Disabilities in Europe Lisa Waddington Lecturer in European Law Maastricht University. 3. Improving the Civil Rights of People with Disabilities through International Law Jeremy Cooper. 4. Improving the Civil Rights of People with Disabilities through Domestic Law: A Global Overview Jeremy Cooper. 5. The Legal Regulation of the Powers and Duties of Local Authorities with Regard to Disabled People Belinda Schwehr Solicitor and Law Lecturer Surrey. 6. The Disability Discrimination Act: An Overview Catherine Casserley Legal Officer Royal National Institute for the Blind. 7. Disability Housing and Homelessness Mary Holmes Principal Lecturer. School of Law Kingston University. 8. Disability and Mental Health Law Kate Harrison Solicitor Former Legal Officer for MIND. 9. Disabled Children (Still) Invisible Under the Law Mairian Corker Senior Research Fellow in Deaf and Disability Studies University of Central Lancashire and John Davis Edinburgh University. 10. Disabled Children and Social Care: Law and Practice Suzy Braye Reader in Social Work Staffordshire University. 11. Clear Voices for Change: Messages from Disability Research for Law Practice and Reform Michael Preston-Shoot Professor of Social Work and Social Care Liverpool John Moores University. References. Index.
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