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by Michael Reisch equal, they will not [justly] receive equal shares; indeed, whenever
equals receive unequal shares, or unequals equal shares,… that is the source of quarrels …

Social work increasingly finds itself at the frontline of issues pertaining to immigrant and
refugee settlement and integration. In this timely book, Kathleen Valtonen provides the first …

Background COVID-19 has had a disproportionate and unprecedented impact on children
with disabilities, their parents and families. This impact has been particularly evident during …

Throughout the last century, the modem welfare state has been widely considered a major
source of rescue and relief for people with disabilities. By providing mechanisms of cure and …

To situate the North American, and to some extent, European debate regarding disability
rights and prenatal diagnosis in a social and cross-cultural context, this pilot study explored …

Studies of the ramifications of client race and ethnicity for bureaucrats' judgments treat
minority status as homogenous. Yet, individual identity does not boil down to race or …

Situated in the Middle East, Israel is geographically a small country with a population of 8.2
million citizens. Of these, just over 20 percent are Arab citizens, and the remainder are Jews …

Since the enactment of the Americans with Disabilities Act in the United States (1990), many
countries have passed similar disability laws, shifting the focus from a social welfare …

The authors examine the feasibility of trade unionism for migrant care workers, based on a
recent organizing drive in Israel. Distinguishing between trade unions and other civil society …