This paper explores socio-legal issues within mental disability systems in central and eastern Europe, focusing on the ten countries which have entered into an accession partnership with the European Union (EU) and will become members within the next few years, namely (starting from the north): Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Romania and Bulgaria, countries with a combined population of almost 100 million people. These EU accession countries share a recent history of either being parts of the Soviet Union (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania), part of the Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia (Slovenia) or ruled from communist Moscow (the others)
For many years, institutional psychiatry was a major tool in the suppression of political dissent. M...
This article is dedicated to analysing the implementation of Article 19 (paragraphs ‘b’ and ‘c’) of ...
Prevalence and Diversity of Mental Disabilities in Lithuania The keywords: mental disability, stigma...
The transition from institutional to community care for vulnerable people has been shaping the welfa...
The main goal of this project was to identity whether an imported system of social policy can be sui...
This work analyses compliance of disability policy in the states of Visegrad group, i.e. Czech Repub...
Disability activists and disability non-governmental organization (NGO) leaders in post-communist Ce...
This paper will mainly concentrate on models of disability that can be inferred from decisions of th...
U radu će se obrađivati pravni položaj i postupak prema osobama s duševnim smetnjama sukladno međuna...
This study was aimed at investigating the realization of the right to education as a human right for...
This chapter focuses on the right of disabled people to independent living – as stipulated in Articl...
This article presents a unique model of care for persons with mental disabilities in Eastern and Cen...
This article describes a European project which was aimed at improving the situation of persons with...
This chapter discusses efforts to realize the right of disabled people to independent living and co...
Background: Poland is a democratic, sovereign state in Central Europe, member of the European Union....
For many years, institutional psychiatry was a major tool in the suppression of political dissent. M...
This article is dedicated to analysing the implementation of Article 19 (paragraphs ‘b’ and ‘c’) of ...
Prevalence and Diversity of Mental Disabilities in Lithuania The keywords: mental disability, stigma...
The transition from institutional to community care for vulnerable people has been shaping the welfa...
The main goal of this project was to identity whether an imported system of social policy can be sui...
This work analyses compliance of disability policy in the states of Visegrad group, i.e. Czech Repub...
Disability activists and disability non-governmental organization (NGO) leaders in post-communist Ce...
This paper will mainly concentrate on models of disability that can be inferred from decisions of th...
U radu će se obrađivati pravni položaj i postupak prema osobama s duševnim smetnjama sukladno međuna...
This study was aimed at investigating the realization of the right to education as a human right for...
This chapter focuses on the right of disabled people to independent living – as stipulated in Articl...
This article presents a unique model of care for persons with mental disabilities in Eastern and Cen...
This article describes a European project which was aimed at improving the situation of persons with...
This chapter discusses efforts to realize the right of disabled people to independent living and co...
Background: Poland is a democratic, sovereign state in Central Europe, member of the European Union....
For many years, institutional psychiatry was a major tool in the suppression of political dissent. M...
This article is dedicated to analysing the implementation of Article 19 (paragraphs ‘b’ and ‘c’) of ...
Prevalence and Diversity of Mental Disabilities in Lithuania The keywords: mental disability, stigma...