Inclusive Sustainability

Inclusive Sustainability

Harmonising Disability Law and Policy

Quirico, Ottavio

Springer Verlag, Singapore

05/2022

301

Dura

Inglês

9789811907814

15 a 20 dias

725

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Abbreviations.- Introduction.- Part I: Tripartite Disability Rights: A Theory.- Chapter 1. States, International Organisations, Other Sovereign Entities and the Architecture of Disability Rights: A Tripartite Approach? (Ottavio Quirico).- Chapter 2. Non-State Persons and Disability Rights and Duties (Timothy Fadgen).- Part II: Evolving Regulatory Areas.- Chapter 3. Right to Life v. Right to Health? Disability and Selective Abortion (Ottavio Quirico, Katarzyna Kwapisz Williams, John Morss and Xiang Gao).- Chapter 4. The Right to Inclusive Education for Persons with Disabilities: A Comparative Analysis of State Progress (Jane Kotzmann, Emily Griffith and John Morss).- Chapter 5. Economics and Disability Rights: Inclusive Sustainability (Ottavio Quirico and Ciprian Radavoi).- Chapter 6. Right to Work of Persons with Disabilities: The Public-Private Interface (Kip Werren and Guy Charlton).- Chapter 7. Towards a Decentralised Model of Participation for People with Disabilities? TheCase of Human Rights Cities (Camilla Ioli).- Part III: Universal and Regional Approaches.- Chapter 8. Mapping the UN Disability Rights System: A Two-Tier Pathway to Universalism (Ottavio Quirico).- Chapter 9. European Legal Systems and Disability Rights (Anne McNaughton).- Chapter 10. The Need for a Comprehensive Overhaul of Disability Rights in the African Union (Emmanuel Guematcha).- Chapter 11. Disability Rights in the Asia-Pacific Region: A Fragmented Approach (Otto Henfling and Lana Leslie).- Chapter 12. The Asymmetries of Disability Rights Protection in the Inter-American System (Ottavio Quirico and Pablo Jimenez Lobeira).- Conclusion.- Index.
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Disability law;Human rights;Discrimination law;Fundamental rights;Disability studies;Disability act;International law;The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities;CRPD