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If deinstitutionalisation has not fundamentally changed the values underpinning segregation, do we have a model now that is sufficiently robust not to lead to future disillusionment? This chapter explores the contradictory aims of different ‘anti-stigma’ approaches and looks in detail at one of those most in favour, the brain disease model.
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© 2000 Liz Sayce
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Sayce, L. (2000). Models of Anti-discrimination Work: The Brain Disease Model. In: From Psychiatric Patient to Citizen. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27833-6_5
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