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Readers will benefit from exposure to the diverse range of substantive material gathered in this text, data which foregrounds a number of important social sites that demand further critical attention. The empirical work demonstrates the potential value of detailed spatial analyses in attempts to decode and to challenge 'normalized' and inequitable social orders.. <br>-- Sheila Dawn Gill, Canadian Journal of Law and Society <br>

Readers will benefit from exposure to the diverse range of substantive material gathered in this text, data which foregrounds a number of important social sites that demand further critical attention. The empirical work demonstrates the potential value of detailed spatial analyses in attempts to decode and to challenge 'normalized' and inequitable social orders.. -- Sheila Dawn Gill, Canadian Journal of Law and Society

This book provides a significant contribution to the ever widening horizons of: disability and health geographies, (post)-medical geographies and geographies of mental ill health.Overall the book is very thought provoking and may herald the future direction for disability geographies. It will provide stimulating reading for both students and academics with an interest in this subject area - Louise Holt, University of Loughborough, 2002 In my opinion, this book is an extremely valuable addition to human geography, and the wider social sciences. - Louise Holt, University of Loughborough, 2002

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Ruth Butler, Hester Parr

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