Community Care in Perspective

1. Introduction
Jan Walmsley, John Welshman

Part I. Ideology and Ideas

2. Ideology, Ideas and Care in the Community, 1948–71
John Welshman

3. Ideology, Ideas and Care in the Community, 1971–2001
Jan Walmsley

Part II. Organisations and Structures

4. Organisations, Structures and Community Care, 1948–71: From Control to Care?
John Welshman

5. Organisations, Structures and Community Care, 1971–2001: From Care to Citizenship?
Jan Walmsley

6. Devolved Policy for People with Learning Difficulties in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Rohhss Chapman

Part III. The UK Experience in International Context

7. Intellectual Disabilities in the USA: From the Institution to the Community, 1948–2001
James W. Trent

8. The Development of Community Services for People with Learning Disabilities in Norway and Sweden
Jan Tøssebro

9. The Evolution of Community Living in Canada: Ontario, 1945–2005
Tim Stainton

10. The Mirror Cracked: Care in the Community in Victoria, Australia
Kelley Johnson

Part IV. Experiences

11. People with Learning Disabilities: Perspectives and Experiences
Katherine Owen, Sue Ledger

12. The Role and Perspectives of Families
Sheena Rolph

13. In the Shadow of the Poor Law: Workforce Issues
Duncan Mitchell, John Welshman

14. Implementation of Community Care: Case Studies
Dorothy Atkinson, Sheena Rolph

15. The Voluntary Sector
Liz Tilley

16. Conclusion
John Welshman, Jan Walmsley

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Social Work and Community Development, Social Work, Medicine/Public Health, general, Social Care