Income Management and Intersectionality: Analysing Compulsory Income Management through the Lenses of Critical Race Theory and Disability Studies (‘Discrit’)

Keyphrases

• Theory Study 100%
• Disability Studies 100%
• Income Management 100%
• Compulsory Income Management 100%
• Critical Race Theory 100%
• DisCrit 100%
• Law 20%
• Indigenous Peoples 20%
• Social Security 20%
• Human Rights 20%
• People with Disabilities 20%
• Analytical Tools 20%
• Risk of Social Exclusion 20%
• Racism 20%
• Northern Territory 20%
• Negative Impact 20%
• Evaluation Report 20%
• Financial Independence 20%
• Management Measures 20%
• International Human Rights 20%
• Race Discrimination 20%
• Disability Discrimination 20%
• Significant Harm 20%
• Human Rights Principles 20%
• Classism 20%
• Ableism 20%

Social Sciences

• Intersectionality 100%
• Disability Discrimination 100%
• Disability Study 100%
• Law 50%
• Human Rights 50%
• Indigenous Peoples 50%
• Territory 50%
• Autonomy 50%
• Social Exclusion 50%
• Basic Needs 50%
• Class Discrimination 50%
• Analytical Tool 50%
• Human Right Principle 50%