Behindertenpädagogik

Based on the assumption that research of inclusion, which wants to live up to its name, cannot do without a critical exclusion research, the article is focusing on the structural exclusion in modern capitalist society, which significantly determines...

The field of psychiatry is in a state of tension between freedom and security, self-determination and care. Despite existing social psychiatric concepts, the practice in inpatient psychiatry is still characterized by the use of coercive and violent...

The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN CRPD) is accompanied by an expansion of legal rights for people with disabilities. The paradigm shift from integration to inclusion aims at structural changes and improvements of the...

The article focuses on the intersection of ableism and racism and examines the extent to which this has a structural, preventive effect on social participation and the use of disability services. For this purpose, a critical look is first taken at...

Based on current results of the study »Flight Migration as Transition among Families with a Child with Disability«, this paper discusses disability as a practice in the context of flight migration and the complex interaction of discourse...

Elementarization (Elementarisierung) as a didactic concept and measure for the didactic reduction of complex facts has a long tradition in general didactics as well as in didactics in teaching children with special needs. In this article, the...

Since counseling has become a professional form of intervention, a special repertoire of methods and tools seems essential for the process but is challenging as counselors persist in unilateral perspectives which is excluding an openness towards...

With reference to the well-known Adorno quote »The demand that Auschwitz not be repeated is the very first demand on education«, this article elaborates on the relevance of dealing with the concept of inclusive education in the understanding of an...

People with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities (PIMD) can be described as particularly vulnerable in many respects, which became even more apparent in times of the COVID 19 pandemic. The ComCri research project (04/21–01/23) was...

Crisis-like developments in recent years in disability services – consequences of the pandemic on the one hand and the revelation of violent assaults against people with disabilities on the other – have brought the topic of power and violence to...