2005
DOI: 10.1080/09687590500249066
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The empowerment of marginals: strategic paradoxes

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“…The structuralist perspective understands powerlessness of persons with disabilities as being caused by structural inequalities, and therefore empowerment involves removing social, economic and institutional barriers. This is similar to the idea of van Houten and Jacobs (2005), who claim that changes to the built environment and policies and legislation would foster empowerment at a societal level. In addition, van Houten and Jacobs (2005) identify a social or community level of empowerment, stating that self-help groups and social movements would facilitate the empowerment of persons with disabilities at this level.…”
Section: Empowerment In the Context Of Disability And Community Basedmentioning
confidence: 73%
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“…The structuralist perspective understands powerlessness of persons with disabilities as being caused by structural inequalities, and therefore empowerment involves removing social, economic and institutional barriers. This is similar to the idea of van Houten and Jacobs (2005), who claim that changes to the built environment and policies and legislation would foster empowerment at a societal level. In addition, van Houten and Jacobs (2005) identify a social or community level of empowerment, stating that self-help groups and social movements would facilitate the empowerment of persons with disabilities at this level.…”
Section: Empowerment In the Context Of Disability And Community Basedmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…The CBR Guidelines (WHO, 2010) also mention self-help groups and disabled people's organisations (DPOs) as part of the empowerment of persons with disabilities in CBR. According to a classification of van Houten and Jacobs (2005), at one end of the spectrum selfhelp groups are important for personal empowerment, while social movements, at the other end, are crucial for collective action and societal and political change. The CBR students did not identify self-help groups or DPOs as being an important part of empowerment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They are in a vulnerable situation and this prevents their active participation in educational and socioeconomical contexts, which in turn increases their risk of exclusion (Amorós y Ayerbe, 2000;Fundación Luis Vives, 2007;Tezanos, 2004;Van Houten y Jacobs, 2005). Parrilla, Gallego, and Moriña (2010) argue that the concept of a vulnerable situation is a complex one.…”
Section: Vulnerability: Cause or Consequence Of The Academic Failure?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our brief discussion of the disabling city our concern is to point at the outcome of undifferentiated thinking about users of the city by urban planners and the development of physical barriers. In the part on policy we want to express that although policy has been developed specifically with the aim to enable disabled people to participate in 'normal' life to a greater extent, such policies, at least in the Netherlands, still label disabled people as 'second class citizens ' (van Houten and Jacobs, 2005).…”
Section: Disability Urban Planning and Social Policymentioning
confidence: 99%