The Trajectory & Landscape of Disability Research in Hong Kong
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Yau, Carmen. 2024. The Trajectory & Landscape of Disability Research in Hong Kong. In: Stephen Hallett; Anna Lawson; Zhen Ni and Alex Pearl, eds. Emerging Voices: Grassroots Disability Research in East Asia. UK: White Rose University Press. [Book Section] (In Press)
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This article aims to outline the significant transformations of disability-related research and its impact in Hong Kong since the 1980s. The development of disability studies has a significant shift and a diverse landscape from the medical model to the social model, and more recently to the rights-based model. The progression of research reflects broader changes in policy and advocacy of disability in Hong Kong.
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Social, Therapeutic & Community Engagement (STaCS) |
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11 Mar 2025 16:29 |
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