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Changing perceptions of disability through sport: the case of Singaporean wheelchair basketball

C. T. YeamNational University of Singapore, Singapore
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M. BrookeNational University of Singapore, SingaporeCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 157-164 | Published online: 22 Aug 2016

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Shinichi Nagata, Daniel Bloyce, Takahiro Sato & Yoshinori Okade. (2023) It’s about inspiring the greater community to continue supporting this sector: Elite sport success as a main policy objective for disability sport promotion in ASEAN member states. International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 15:4, pages 655-670.
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Misa Kayama, Grace Yan, Angela Adams & Rashun J. Miles. (2023) “The wheelchair really is just a piece of athletic equipment to play the sport of basketball”: The experience of college athletes with disabilities navigating social inclusion and exclusion. Children and Youth Services Review 155, pages 107251.
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Mark Brooke. (2018) The Singaporean Paralympics and Its Media Portrayal: Real Sport? Men-Only?. Communication & Sport 7:4, pages 446-465.
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