The Disabled State Free

Author: Deborah Stone
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0877223629

The Disabled State (Health Society And Policy)

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The Disabled State Free

It is a work that pulls apart social categories like 'disability' or 'need' and shows how they function politically and where they come from historically. For many years, the welfare state was expanding. In those times, advocates for many new groups of people were able to win through the political process the extension of benefits to their constituents. Definitions of need, worth, and eligibility were changed so that more people became 'entitled' to payments Most advanced industrial states have experienced some form of fiscal crisis, and their governments are taking a hard look at how they define who is eligible for

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