Disability & the Global South (DGS), 2016, Vol. 3 No. 2

Publication Date 

2016

Articles include:

  • Towards a ‘mind map’ for evaluative thinking in Community Based Rehabilitation: reflections and learning
  • Participation of persons with disabilities in political activities in Cameroon
  • The medical inadmissibility of intellectual disability: A Postcolonial reading of Canadian immigration systems
  • Research principles and research experiences: critical reflection on conducting a PhD dissertation on global health and disability
  • Contingencias normalizadoras en la relación Discapacidad–Trabajo en Francia y Uruguay

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https://dgsjournal.org/vol-3-no-2/

Keywords 

Disability and social diversity; functional limitation: cognitive/ intellectual; persons with disabilities; Health; Inclusion; participation; Politics government and economics; government and politics; Rehabilitation; community-based rehabilitation

Regional Focus 

Worldwide

Country focus 

Cameroon; Canada; Uruguay; Jamaica; Zambia

Language 

English

Type of material 

text

Content type 

research; journal

Publisher 

Disability and the Global South (DGS)

Related Record 

Towards a ‘mind map’ for evaluative thinking in Community Based Rehabilitation: reflections and learning
Participation of persons with disabilities in political activities in Cameroon
The medical inadmissibility of intellectual disability: A postcolonial reading of Canadian immigration systems
Research principles and research experiences: critical reflection on conducting a PhD dissertation on global health and disability
Contingencias normalizadoras en la relación Discapacidad–Trabajo en Francia y Uruguay