Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Previous ed.: 1993 , An historical overviewDisability and impairment , Disability, disability studies and the academy , Developing an affirmative model of disability and impairment , Dependence, independence and normality , Reflections on doing emancipatory disability research , International perspectives on disability , Disability and the body , Disability and psychology , Women and disability , Men, masculinities and disability , Lying down anyhow : disability and the rebel body , Psycho-emotional disablism and internalised oppression , Generating debates : why we need a life-course approach to disability issues , The representation of disabled people in the news media , Disability culture : the story so far , 'Race', ethnicity and disability , Who is disabled? Exploring the scope of the social model of disability , Disabled people, disability and sexuality , Challenging barriers and enabling inclusion : the role of families , Disability and childhood : a journey towards inclusion , Housing and independent living , Changing technology , Communication barriers : building access and inclusive relationships , Controlling exclusion in education , User involvement in services for disabled people , User-led organisations : facilitating independent living? , Accessing social and leisure activities : barriers to inclusion experienced by visually impaired people , Disability, sport and exercising bodies , Disability and aging , Disabled people, work and welfare , Care : controlling and personalising services , Counselling and disabled people : help or hindrance? , Developments in mental health policy and practice : service user critiques , The global economy of 'care' , Disability and social inclusion in the information society , Designing inclusive environments and the significance of universal design , Genetics, disability and bioethics , Disability, death and dying : a rights-based discussion of the ultimate barrier facing disabled people , Hate crime and the criminal justice system , Human rights in context : making rights count , The future of disability studies