An observation study of power practices and participation in group homes for people with intellectual disability

This study explored how participation constitutes and is constituted by practices of power in group homes for people with intellectual disability. The study used disciplinary power as theoretical perspective and was based on 50 h of observation in two group homes with a total of 15 residents. The an...

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Published in:Disability & society 2020-10, Vol.35 (9), p.1419-1440
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Codes of conduct
Group homes
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Intellectual disabilities
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Intellectually disabled people
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