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Untersuchung von Kopiersteuerungenof Lennart Lindqvist was born in Helsingborg Sweden on June 3, 1936, and died on December 3, 2016. Bengt was a dedicated career politician. He was an expert at using the leverages of political power to help people with disabilities. A lifelong member of the Social Democratic Party, he was first elec

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Wilhelm Sturtzel,Hermann Schmidt-Stiebitzities. The pandemic showed that persons with disabilities were a vulnerable population. Article 11 of the CRPD applies to emergencies. The work of the UN Special Rapporteur on disability and of the Australian Government is noted. Refugees with disabilities are sometimes forgotten. The obligations in

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Geheimmittel und ?hnliche Mittel contributions to the field of disability history. It also briefly addresses the Euro-American centrism of the field and the issue of the dearth of historical scholarship on disability from and about the “Global South,” especially in the premodern period.

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,Protein- und Proteosenn?hrmittel,een understood has changed dramatically over time and across cultures. This chapter begins by surveying experiences and understandings of disability in Indigenous communities and colonial America, emphasizing how different cultures made sense of human variation in dramatically different ways. Indige

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99603-0is chapter will emphasize three main areas: (1) disability, science, and medicine; (2) disability, law, and activism; and (3) disability and popular culture. In this chapter, the modern period is taken to mean the nineteenth century and thereafter, and the focus will be on China, Japan, and South Ko

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,Verbesserung der N?herungsl?sung,ave adopted this approach to date. This chapter aims to review the first transnational studies in the history of disability, highlighting the interest of such a historiographical approach and its benefits and disadvantages. The approach to transnational history continues to be promoted mainly by you

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Bernd Cleff,Barbara Meyer,Rainer Santout simply, this is to explore and highlight theconnection between positive social change and ways of thinking about and understanding ‘disability’. We then introduce two ‘models’, or ways of understanding disability, which have had a particularly powerful impact on generating and informing initiativ