Disability and Disaster: Explorations an
β Ilan Kelman, Laura M. Stough (eds.)
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2015
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Disability And Dependency (Disability, Handicap and Life Lines Series)
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One of the disturbing messages of this book is the extent to which disabled people are suffering in society. It looks at the socio-economic issues involved as well as the personal aspects of their lives and offers solutions to the discriminating
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