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'In setting out a wide-ranging historical and cultural explanation for the current devaluing and social exclusion of disabled people in Britain today, the authors demonstrate both how we have got to this point of disengagement, and what needs to happen to move forward towards the development of more equitable service provision. In so doing, I believe that this book offers a way forward towards the development of dialogues across difference within the disability field that will ultimately lead to true partnerships for change.' - From the Foreword by Claire Tregaskis

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Alex Clark, MA, is Senior Lecturer in Social Work and Health and Social Care at the University of Chichester, UK. He has spent 15 years teaching social policy, health and social care in higher education, with particular reference to disability studies, and has written and delivered a number of distance learning modules in this field at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. George G. Giarchi, PhD, Dip.Rel.Educ, CQSW, is Professor of Social Care at the University of Plymouth, UK. He is the author of several books and a wide range of articles on social issues. Deirdre Ford, MSc, CQSW, is Lecturer in Social Work at the University of Plymouth, UK. She has published several papers on the Subject, as well as a book, Social Work Models, Methods and Theories (Russell House Publishing).

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