Disability Policy and Practice: Applying the Social Model

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Contributors
1. Changing Disability Policies in Britain
　　Geof Mercer and Colin Barnes
2. Disability, Employment and the Social Model-
　　Alan Roulstone
3. Developing a User-Led Project: Creating Employment Opportunities for Disabled People within the Housing Sector
　　Grant Carson and John Speirs
4. From Gans to Coleman to the Social Model of Disability: physical environmental determinism revisited
　　Malcolm Harrison
5. The Social Model of Disability in Higher Education: attention to tensions
　　Paul Brown and Anl1e Simpson
6. Disabled Students in Higher Education: a reflection on research strategies and findings
　　Sheila Riddell, Teresa Ticklin and Alatstair Wilson
7. Power, Policy and Provision: disabling barriers in higher education in Wales
　　Karen Beauchamp-Prvor
8. Incorporating the Social Model into Outcome-Focused Social Care Practice with Disabled People
　　Jennifer Harris
9. The Implementation of Direct Payments: issues for user-led organisations in Scotland
　　Charlotte Pearson
10. Social Model Services: an oxymoron?
　　Dave Gibbs
11. The Dynamics of Partnerships and Professionals in the Lives of People with Learning Difficulties
　　Deborah Phillips
12. De/Constructing 'Learning Difficulties' in Educational Contexts: the life story of Gerry O'Toole
　　Dan Goodley
13. Independent Living and the Road to Inclusion
　　Gerry Zarb
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