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Conceptions of disability and desert in the South African welfare state: The case of disability grant assessment
Disability is a universally difficult concept to define and assess for social assistance and social insurance purposes. The ways in which access to disability welfare rights are defined and allocated remain especially neglected in the Global South. This thesis examines the administration of the disa...
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Department of Sociology
2017
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