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The Political Implications of the Disability Construct in Public Policy

Journal of Disability Policy Studies

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First published online September, 2000

The Political Implications of the Disability Construct in Public Policy

Volume 11, Issue 2

https://doi.org/10.1177/104420730001100211

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Schriner, K. , Ochs, L.A. , & Shields, T.G. (1997). The last suffrage movement: Voting rights for persons with cognitive and emotional disabilities. Publius , 27(3), 75-96.

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