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Clarke Wilson, Mary Ann McColl
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As Canada moves toward the passage of a federal statute assuring access and inclusion for disabled persons, inevitable comparisons arise between the statutory environments for people with disabilities in Canada and the USA. In previous research, we...
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Clarke Wilson, Mary Ann McColl, Fang Zhang, Paige McKinnon
Pág. 105 - 127
Disability is defined in terms of activity limitation. We propose using daily time use data as a macro indicator of the degree of integration of people with disabilities into the wider society. If activity patterns of disabled persons are becoming more s...
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Mary Ann McColl, Rebecca Bond, David W. Shannon, Charles Shortt
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The inclusion of people with disabilities as a designated group for rights protection in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was viewed as a triumph of disability advocacy in Canada. And yet, a number of commentators look back with disappointment...
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Mary Ann McColl, Alexandra Giancarlo, David W. Shannon, Ulysses Patola
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Mary Ann McColl, William Adair, Sue Davey, Nick Kates
Pág. 71 - 93
The debate persists in disability studies about the best ways to learn more about the experience and consequences of disability. Various research approaches have held sway over the years, but a favoured approach at present appears to be emancipator...
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Clarke Wilson, Mary Ann McColl, Fang Zhang, Paige McKinnon
Pág. 105 - 127
Disability is defined in terms of activity limitation. We propose using daily time use data as a macro indicator of the degree of integration of people with disabilities into the wider society. If activity patterns of disabled persons are becoming more s...
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Mary Ann McColl, William Adair, Sue Davey, Nick Kates
Pág. 71 - 93
The debate persists in disability studies about the best ways to learn more about the experience and consequences of disability. Various research approaches have held sway over the years, but a favoured approach at present appears to be emancipatory res...
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