Cambridge Disability Law and Policy Series - Series page

pp iii-iv

Care and Support Rights after Neoliberalism - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

Table

pp xi-xii

Foreword

pp xiii-xiv

Acknowledgments

pp xv-xvi

Abbreviations

pp xvii-xviii

Introduction

pp 1-20

Part I - Care Policy Tensions

pp 21-94

1 - A Feminist Dilemma

pp 23-43

2 - The Universal Caregiver Model

pp 44-53

3 - Disability Rights and Carers’ Advocacy

pp 54-79

4 - A Disability Rights–Informed Ethics of Care

pp 80-94

Part II - Balancing Competing Claims through Rights-Based Policy and Law

pp 95-136

5 - A New Framework for Designing Rights-Based Care and Support Policy

pp 97-136

Part III - Care and Support Policy Tensions in Two Liberal Welfare States

pp 137-300

6 - Income Support for Carers of Children with Disabilities in Australia

pp 139-149

7 - Care, Disability and Gender Equality in Australian Carers’ Income Support

pp 150-170

8 - Incorporating Multiple Options and Perspectives

pp 171-195

9 - Care and Support for Adults in England

pp 196-214

10 - Care, Disability and Gender Equality in English Care and Support Policy

pp 215-245

11 - Maximizing Options and Opportunities

pp 246-280

Conclusion

pp 281-300

Index

pp 301-308

Other Books in the Series - Series page

pp 309-310