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Our rights - whose responsibility?

Lesley Lyons

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Examines key influences, tensions affecting inclusion of children with disabilities in child care centres. Juxtaposed discourses of human rights and neo-liberalism examined as influential in the access and engagement for children with disabilities

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Examines key influences, tensions affecting inclusion of children with disabilities in child care centres. Juxtaposed discourses of human rights and neo-liberalism examined as influential in the access and engagement for children with disabilities

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Examines key influences, tensions affecting inclusion of children with disabilities in child care centres. Juxtaposed discourses of human rights and neo-liberalism examined as influential in the access and engagement for children with disabilities

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