Research on employment for persons with severe mental illness

Over the centuries work for persons with severe mental illness has ranged from virtual slave labor to institutional peonage to contemporary rehabilitative programs that seek to assist individuals in re-entering the workplace. How best to do this remains an open question however, and has captured the...

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Other Authors Fisher, William H.
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Amsterdam ; Oxford : Elsevier JAI, 2004.
SeriesResearch in community and mental health ; v. 13.
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ISBN9781849502863
1849502862
0762311290
9780762311293
ISSN0192-0812 ;
DOI10.1016/S0192-0812(2004)13
Physical Description1 online resource (viii, 131 p. )

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Summary:Over the centuries work for persons with severe mental illness has ranged from virtual slave labor to institutional peonage to contemporary rehabilitative programs that seek to assist individuals in re-entering the workplace. How best to do this remains an open question however, and has captured the attention of researchers from a broad range of disciplines, from rehabilitation research to labor economics. This volume provides a sense of this diversity and an overview of research perspectives in this critically important area. Included are chapters discussing important new theoretical frameworks, issues in the evaluation of programmatic efforts to enhance employment opportunities, and discussions grounded in large scale social and economic perspectives.
ISBN:9781849502863
1849502862
0762311290
9780762311293
ISSN:0192-0812 ;
DOI:10.1016/S0192-0812(2004)13
Physical Description:1 online resource (viii, 131 p. )