Research Catalog

Title

Disability and aging discrimination : perspectives in law and psychology / Richard L. Wiener, Steven L. Willborn, editors.

Publication

New York ; London : Springer, c2011.

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Additional Authors

• University of Nebraska--Lincoln. Law/Psychology Program.
• Wiener, Richard L.
• Willborn, Steven L.

Description

x, 270 p. : ill.; 24 cm.

Subjects

• Age discrimination > Law and legislation > United States
• Discrimination against people with disabilities > Law and legislation > United States

Note

• Papers originally presented at a conference sponsored by the University of Nebraska--Lincoln Law and Psychology Program.

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographies and index.

Contents

Finding the assumptions in the law : social analytic jurisprudence, disability, and aging workers / Richard L. Wiener and Stacie Nichols Keller -- Ageism : the strange case of prejudice against the older you / Todd D. Nelson -- Disability and aging : historical and contemporary views / Peter Blanck -- The aging workforce and paid time off / Gillian Lester -- Baby boomers at work : growing older and working more / Eve M. Brank -- The relationship between disability discrimination and age discrimination in workers' compensation / John F. Burton, Jr. -- The stigma of disabilities and the Americans with Disabilities Act / Michael Selmi -- Age and disability within the scope of American discrimination law / Stewart J. Schwab and Garth Glissman -- Implicit attitudes and discrimination against people with physical disabilities / John F. Dovidio, Lisa Pagotto, and Michelle R. Hebl -- Cross-cultural perspectives on stigma / Cynthia Willis Esqueda -- Disability and procedural fairness in the workplace / Larry Heuer -- Procedural justice and the structure of the age and disability laws / Steven L. Willborn -- A social psychological perspective of disability justice / Sarah J. Gervais.

ISBN

• 9781441962928 (alk. paper)
• 1441962921 (alk. paper)

LCCN

2010937666

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library