| Description |
1 online resource (146 pages) |
| Contents |
Book Cover -- Half-Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Dedication -- Preface -- Introduction -- References -- Chapter One Disability and Dependency: A Creation of Industrial Societies? -- The Social Construction of the Disability Problem -- The Idea of Dependency -- An Economic Basis for the Creation of Dependency -- A Political Basis for the Creation of Dependency -- A Professional Basis for the Creation of Dependency -- The Creation of the Dependent Individual -- The Restructuring of the Welfare State-The Elimination of Dependency -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter Two Human Service Policies: The Rhetoric Versus The Reality -- References -- Chapter Three Michael Lipsky and Street-Level Bureaucracy: A Neglected Perspective -- Accountability to the Organisation -- Accountability to Consumers -- Accountability to the Law -- Accountability to Professional Norms -- The Intractability of the Street-Level Bureaucrat -- Changing Street-Level Behaviour: The Wider Context -- References -- Chapter Four Disabled People, Normality and Social Work -- The Origins and Nature of Professional Knowledge -- Genericism -- 'Radical' Social Work -- Benefit Abnormality -- References -- Chapter Five 'I'm Not Handicapped-I'm Different': 'Normalisation', Hospital-Care, and Mental Handicap -- Introduction -- The Research -- The Principle of Normalisation -- 'Normalisation' in Practice -- Staff perceptions and staff client roles -- Staff-client roles and outsiders perceptions -- Staff-client roles and residents' self image -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Chapter Six The 6/75 Family Assessment and Evaluation Program -- Introduction -- Background -- The Educational System -- Pre-School Education -- Early Intervention -- Policy and Legislation -- The 6/75 Program: History and Development -- 1 Isadora S., Robert., Eduardo and Julie |
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2 Hetty, Tommy, Sammy and Faith -- 3 Tanya, James, Leroy, Arthur and Lorrie -- The Programme -- Evaluation -- Families -- Children -- References -- Chapter Seven Rehabilitation Development in South West Asia:1 Conflicts and Potentials -- A Fresh Look -- Demographic background and baseline -- Attitudes and Philosophies -- Ambiguity of Attitude -- Family Philosophy -- Policies and Development -- Western Advice -- UN Alternatives -- Unfavorable Prognosis -- Development Trends -- Information Based Rehabilitation -- All-singing, all-dancing -- Getting It Together -- Integrating Attitudes -- Notes -- References -- Chapter Eight 'Inside We Are All Equal': A European Social Policy Survey of People Who Are Deaf -- Deaf People's Lives -- Education -- Training -- Employment -- Health -- Conclusion -- Notes on Contributors -- Index |
| Summary |
First published in 1989. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company |
| Notes |
Publisher supplied metadata and other sources |
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Dependency (Psychology) -- Congresses
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People with disabilities -- Services for -- Congresses
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People with disabilities.
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Dependency (Psychology)
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People with disabilities -- Services for.
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People with disabilities.
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| Genre/Form |
Conference papers and proceedings.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
0203973607 |
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9780203973608 |
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