Critical disability theory essays in philosophy, politics, policy, and law (UBC Press, 2006)
Paralleltitel: Disability
Includes bibliographical references and index
Introduction : Toward a critical theory of dis-citizenship - Richard Devlin and Dianne Pothier -- - Disability policy making : evaluating the evidence base - Mary Ann McColl ... [et al.] -- - Does theory matter? Exploring the nexus between disability, human rights, and public policy - Marcia H. Rioux and Fraser Valentine -- - Justice as fairness in accomodating workers with disabilities and critical theory : the limitations of a Rawlsian framework for empowering people with disabilities in Canada - Ravi A. Malhotra -- - Multicultural citizenship : the case of the disabled - Theresa Man Ling Lee -- - Ghosts in the machine : civil rights laws and the hybrid "invisible other" - Carolyn Tyjewski -- - Working at the margins : disabled peope and the growth of precarious employment - Robert D. Wilson -- - A life without living : challenging medical and economic reductionism in home support policy for people with disabilities - Kari Krogh and Jon Johnson -- - Autism in public policy - Dana Lee Baker -- - Post-secondary education and disabled students : mining a level playing field or playing in a minefield? - Teri Hibbs and Dianne Pothier -- - Now you see her, now you don't : how law shapes disabled women's experience of exposure, surveillance, and assessment in the clinical encounter - Catherine Frazee, Joan Gilmour, and Roxanne Mykitiuk -- - Damage quantification in tort and pre-existing conditions : arguments for a reconceptualization - Darcy L. MacPherson -- - Beyond compassion and sympathy to respect and equality : gendered disability and equality rights law - Fiona Sampson -- - Infertility and the parameters of discrimination discourse - Daphne Gilbert and Diana Majury -- - Appendix : Legal developments in the Supreme Court of Canada regarding disability - Diannce Pothier