Human Rights and Disability: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Material type: TextPublication details: London: Routledge, 2017.Description: xiv, 182pISBN:- 978-1-4724-4823-1
- 1.General Introduction: Human rights and disability-interdisciplinary perspectives
- Part I. Human rights and Disability: Different voices
- 2. Remarks on a disability-conscious
- 3. Theology, disability, and human rights: Difficult past, promising future
- Part II. Human development and inclusion
- 4. Grounding disability and human rights with the capabilities approach
- 5. Human rights and persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities: An elusive but emerging paradigm
- 6. On human rights and human duties: Is there a moral obligation to inclusion?
- 7. The right to inclusive education: Practical implications in German schools
- Part III. Justice and Legal protection
- 8. Disability rights, legal and moral
- 9. From manifesto to action: Transforming the aspiration of disability human rights into accountable government action
- 10. Human and civil models of rights: Healthy and till disabled and access to health care
- 11. Agency and disability: A rights-based approach
- 12. Afterword
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