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‘Talking to Top People’: Some Issues Relating to the Citizenship of People with Learning Difficulties

Jan Walmsley Department of Health and Social Welfare, The Open University, Milton Keynes, MK7 6AA, United Kingdom
Pages 219-231 | Published online: 23 Feb 2007

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Anne Waldschmidt & Marie Sépulchre. (2019) Citizenship: reflections on a relevant but ambivalent concept for persons with disabilities. Disability & Society 34:3, pages 421-448.
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Marie Sépulchre. (2018) Tensions and unity in the struggle for citizenship: Swedish disability rights activists claim ‘Full Participation! Now!’. Disability & Society 33:4, pages 539-561.
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Willene Holness. (2016) Employment equity and elimination of discrimination: Where are women with disabilities in the hierarchy?. Agenda 30:1, pages 49-64.
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DENISON JAYASOORIA. (1999) Disabled People: Active or passive citizens - reflections from the Malaysian experience. Disability & Society 14:3, pages 341-352.
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Len Barton & Jenny Corbett. (1993) Special needs in further education: the challenge of inclusive provision. European Journal of Special Needs Education 8:1, pages 14-23.
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Len Barton. (1993) The struggle for citizenship: the case of disabled people. Disability, Handicap & Society 8:3, pages 235-248.
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>M. Miles. (1992) Concepts of Mental Retardation in Pakistan: Toward Cross-cultural and Historical Perspectives. Disability, Handicap & Society 7:3, pages 235-255.
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Marie Sépulchre. (2020) Ensuring equal citizenship for disabled people: A matter of rights or a matter of costs?. Alter 14:2, pages 114-127.
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Stuart Todd. (2009) Learning to take the world seriously. Journal of Intellectual Disabilities 13:3, pages 221-238.
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Jan Walmsley. (2010) Doing What Mum Wants Me To Do: Looking at Family Relationships from the Point of View of People with Intellectual Disabilities. Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities 9:4, pages 324-341.
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