| Description |
1 online resource (xi, 180 pages) |
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Cambridge Disability Law and Policy Series |
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Cambridge disability, law and policy series.
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| Contents |
Cover; Half-title; Series information; Title page; Copyright information; Contents; Acknowledgments; 1 Spending Down a Grant; Grant Guidelines and Guardrails; The Ends, Means, and Organization of Participation; Grassroots DPOs As Their Own Barriers to Their Rights in the Global South; Reshaping DPOs in the Global South; Civilizing Disability Organizations; Reorganizing the World Through Human Rights; Observation At the Intersection; Institutionalized Organizations; Chapters to Come; Hand in Hand in Nicaragua; 2 Inhabiting Nicaraguan Civil Society at the Intersection; One Pope, Two Tarmacs |
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Sandino and Somoza: Revolutionary and DictatorSandino Reincarnated in the Sandinista Front; Civil Society Puts the Regime on Shaky Ground; Organizing the People; Substituting Civil Society for the State; The End of Revolution, the Continuation of Solidaridad; Civil Society Today; Rehabilitating Segovia's DPOs with Rights; One Vision, One Mission; Intersecting Institutional Logics and Organizational Fields; DPOs on Center Stage; 3 The Problem with Pretty Little Programs; Born from Solidaridad; Bigger and Better in Segovia; The Center of the CRPD; Pretty Little Programs |
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Recoupling on the Road to SalvationPosters on the Wall; New Posters on the Wall; The Youth Center: A Nice Place or a Violator of Rights?; A New Strategic Plan; Locking the Locals Out; You Need to Fight for Your Right!; Thinking Badly, Dreaming Big; Taking It to the Streets; The Bylaws Bite Back; The Board Gets Back to Basics; Recoupling Civil Society and Solidaridad; 4 Grassroots Members Walking and Rolling Away; Empty Seats; No Quorum, No Question; Organized from the Outside; Manufacturing Strong DPOs; Knowing Laws, Passing Laws, Monitoring Laws; A Meeting Is No Place for Therapy |
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Two PersonsBuilding Community Through the Defense Committee; True Believers; Doubling Down on Double-Discrimination; Where, What, When, and How Do I Get There?; ODIFOM's Loss, Women's Cooperatives' Gain; It's the Economy, Stupid!; Members Staying Put or Moving Along; 5 Identity Politics as the Continuation of War by Other Means; In, Out, and All Around the Parade; War Hero or Traitor? Wounded or Disabled?; Barriers to Participation; Scars of War; Red Badge of Courage or Scarlet Letter?; Contradictions in the Contra Claim for Rights; We Are All Disabled Now; War Heroes or the Disabled? |
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Remembrance of Things PastThe Poison Letter of the Law; Oppressed or Suppressed Identities?; 6 Innovation at the Crossroads; Law as Reality, Law as Desire; Show Me the Money; Constructing a New Society; From Micro-School to Macro-Change; Rights Through Solidaridad; Bicycles and Bread; Give Me an Opportunity to Work; Jobs, Jobs, Jobs for Everyone!; Together at Last: Service and Advocacy; Law and Spirit; Bricolage and Barriers to Expansion; We Tried to Make Rights a Reality, but All We Got Was This Lousy T-shirt; 7 The CRPD's Civilizing Mission; Civic Participation and the Body Politic |
| Summary |
Investigates the tensions caused by the CRDP as grassroots disability associations attempt to address their local members' needs |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
From Disabled Body to Disabled Body Politic |
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Online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on October 03, 2019) |
| Subject |
Human rights.
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People with disabilities -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Nicaragua
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Civil society -- Nicaragua
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Human Rights
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Civil society
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Human rights
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People with disabilities -- Legal status, laws, etc.
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Nicaragua
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
1108575870 |
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9781108677783 |
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1108677789 |
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9781108575874 |
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