Justice for people with disabilities : legal and institutional issues

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Legal Responses The braid of progress: people with disabilities and modern societies GT Bellamy Rights replacing needs: a new resolution of the distributive dilemma for people with disabilities in Australia? L Davis Affirmative action, reasonable accommodation and capitalism: irreconcilable differences? R Colker The limitations on the use of law to promote rights: an assessment of the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth) M Jones and LA Basser Marks Australian Law Reform Commission review of the Disability Services Act 1986 (Cth) AD Rose The legal implications of including students with disabilities in regular schools C Forlin and P Forlin Institutional Responses Moving towards accessibility for people with disabilities R Barson Voluntary-sector associations as part of the problem or part of the solution WP Hanley Disability advocacy: too much talk and not enough action R Banks and R Kayess Ethics and rights in the move from segregation to community R Nicholls Institutional culture and people with intellectual disabilities: experiences of an inquirer DG Stewart Consideration of crime prevention as part of institutional reform M Hauritz Patterns of offending amongst people with intellectual disabilities OJ Webb References/ Index

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