Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Introduction: Disability, Politics, and Citizenship 1
5. PART ONE. Ambiguities, Exclusions, and Divisions
6. 1. Pride and Prejudice: Canadian Ambivalence towards Inclusion 31
7. 2. City Line and the Politics of Strangers 51
8. 3. Social Stratification, the State, and Disability 68
9. PART TWO. Capacities, Engagements, and Inclusions
10. 4. Mainstreaming Disabilities in Public Policies 91
11. 5. The Canadian Disability Community: Five Arenas of Social Action and Capacity 112
12. 6. From Barriers to Ballots: Participating in Electoral Systems 134
13. 7. Engaging in Policy Development Processes 155
14. PART THREE. Conclusions
15. 8. Politicizing Citizenship: Towards a Fuller Measure of Equality 179
16. 9. The Policy Record and Reform Agenda 199
17. Notes 227
18. References 235
19. Index 257