Publications Database

Arnold L. (2012)

Autism, its relationship to science and to people with the condition.

Autonomy, the Critical Journal of Interdisciplinary Autism Studies

1(1),

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Research Autism (2016)

Adults on the autism spectrum: What you need to know.

London: Research Autism

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Research Autism (2016)

Children and young people on the autism spectrum: What you need to know.

London: Research Autism

Autism Europe (1998)

Draft code of good practice on prevention of violence against persons with autism.

Brussels: Autism Europe

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Autism Europe

Towards a better quality of life: The rights of ageing people with autism.

Autism Europe

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Autism South Africa

Reasonable accommodations: Autism spectrum disorder in the workplace.

Braamfontein: Autism South Africa

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Autism Speaks

The ABC's of basic advocacy and negotiation skills

New York: NY: Autism Speaks

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Bakare M. O. et al. (2009)

Knowledge about childhood autism and opinion among healthcare workers on availability of facilities and law caring for the needs and rights of children with childhood autism and other developmental disorders in Nigeria.

BMC Pediatrics

9(1), pp. 12

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Barnard J. et al. (2001)

Ignored or ineligible. The reality for adults with autism spectrum disorders.

London: National Autistic Society

Barnard J. (2001)

Ignored or ineligible. The reality for adults with autism spectrum disorders. Summary report for Scotland.

London: National Autistic Society

Barnard J. , Prior A. , Potter D. (2000)

Inclusion and autism: is it working? 1,000 examples of inclusion in education and adult life from the National Autistic Society's members.

London:

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Booth J. (2014)

Autism in the workplace

London: Trades Union Congress

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Boshoff K. et al. (2016)

Parents’ voices: ‘why and how we advocate’. A metasynthesis of parents’ experiences of advocating for their child with autism spectrum disorder.

Child Care Health and Development

November, 42(6), pp. 784-797.

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Bovee J. (2000)

A right to our own life, our own way.

Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities

15(4), pp. 250-252

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Broderick A. (2009)

Autism, 'recovery (to normalcy)', and the politics of hope.

Journal of Intellectual and Developmental Disability

47(4), pp. 263-281

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Carlson L. (2013)

Research ethics and intellectual disability: broadening the debates.

Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine

September, 86(3), pp. 303-301.

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Cobb C. (2014)

The three-legged stool of parental inclusion: the case of Hana.

British Journal of Special Education

September, 41(3),

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Department for Education and Employment (2001)

Towards inclusion - civil rights for disabled people: Government response to the Disability Task Force.

London: Department for Education and Employment

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National Institute for Mental Health in England (2008)

Independent mental health advocacy: Guidance for commissioners.

London: National Institute for Mental Health in England

Scottish Executive (2006)

Having your say? The same as you? National Implementation Group: Report of the Advocacy Sub Group.

Edinburgh: Scottish Executive

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