Routledge Handbook of Disability Law and Human Rights

Theoretical Underpinnings of Disability Law
Section I

1. The Social Model of Disability: Questions for Law and Legal Scholarship?

Anna Lawson & Mark Priestley

2. Beyond the Welfare State - What Next for the European Social Model?

Bjorn Hvinden

3. A Human Rights Model of Disability

Theresia Degener




Ongoing Debates in Disability Law
Section II Introduction

4. Today's Lesson is on Diversity

Rosemary Kayess & Jennifer Green

5. Equality of Opportunity in Employment? Disability Rights and Active Labour

Market Policies

Lisa Waddington & Mark Priestley & Betul Yalcin

6. Disabled People and Access to Justice: From Disablement to Enablement?

Anna Lawson

7. Hit and Miss: Procedural Accommodations Ensuring the Effective Access of

People with Mental Disabilities to the European Court of Human Rights

Constantin Cojocariu

8. Toward Inclusion: Political and Social Participation of People with Disabilities

Lisa Schur




Emerging Fields in Disability Law

Section III Introduction

9. Legal Capacity: A Global Analysis of Reform Trends

Lucy Series, Anna Arstein-Kerslake & Elizabeth Kamundia

10. Back to the Future? Article 19 and the Nordic Experience of Independent Living

and Personal Assistance

Ciara Brennan

11. eQuality: The Right to the Web

Peter Blanck

12. Disability and Ageing: Bridging the Divide? Social Constructions and Human Rights

Eilionoir Flynn

13. Disability and Genetics - New Forms of Discrimination?

Aisling dePaor

14. Inclusive Development Aid

Mary Keogh

15. Disability Family Policy and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of

Persons with Disabilities (CRPD): The Case of Israel

Arie Rimmerman and Michal Soffer