Programme of Parallel Sessions
July 3, 2pm-3:30pm
Parallel Session A.1 (Auditorium, Ground Floor)
Disability, policy and politics / Deficiência e políticas públicas
Chair: Patrick Devlieger, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
(Self-)Subscription to the CRPD as Meta-Code?: A Linguistic Dispositif’s Effects on Agency through
Human Rights Discourse(s) - Daniel Pateisky, Martin-Luther-University
The intertwining of disability and neo-liberalism: The case of the Japanese inclusion policy - AnneLise Mithout, Paris-Dauphine University / Hiroshima University
Handicap and Segregation: A Franco-American Dialogue - Roberto Domingo Toledo, GRHAPES CERMES3
Paradigm Shifts in Germany Disability Policy - Laura Landon-Favatas
Parallel Session B (Session in English) (2nd Floor, room 5)
Advocacy, disability activism, and the voice of persons with disabilities / Ativismos,
defesa e voz das pessoas com deficiência
Chair: Ema Loja, Leeds University (tbc)
Inclusion, exclusion and rural idylls - Liz Ellis, The Open University, Milton Keynes
No voice, no rights, in America: “Eugenics” and the epistemology of disability in the early 1920s Luiz Castro-Santos, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro and Lina Faria, Universidade Federal
de Juiz de Fora
Intercession, emancipation and participation: Deaf modes of vocality and active citizenship in the
nineteenth century & now - Goedele Declerck, UGENT and Josephine Hoegaerts, KU LEUVEN
Parallel Session C (Sessão em Português / Session in Portuguese) (2nd Floor, room 7)
Sexualidade e Vida Familiar/ Sexuality and Family Life
Chair: Albino Cunha, ISCSP/ULisboa
Attitudinal factors and participation in sexuality of adults with Cerebral Palsy - Daniela Lopes,
Assoc. do Porto de Paralisia Cerebral and José Alvarelhão, Escola Superior de Saúde da Universidade
de Aveiro (ESSUA)
A sexual education program with a group of people with intellectual disabilities in residential care
- Raquel Alveirinho Correia and Maria Conceição Oliveira, Associação Portuguesa de Pais e Amigos
do Cidadão Deficiente Mental - Castelo Branco
Supporting resources for mothers of youth or adults with disabilities - Zélia Marcos, Faculdade de
Psicologia e Ciências da Educação da Universidade do Porto
Quality of life for families with children/youth with autism spectrum disorder - José Miguel
Nogueira, ISCTE - Lisbon University Institute/ Ministry of Solidarity and Social Security
July 3, 4pm-5:30pm
Parallel Session A.2 (Auditorium, Ground Floor)
Disability, policy and politics / Deficiência e políticas públicas
Chair: Serge Ebersold, INSHEA
From reparation to revocability. New rehabilitation policies in the Swiss invalidity insurance Isabelle Probst and Jean-Pierre Tabin, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland
Protection of the social rights of persons with disabilities from an international, European, and
domestic law perspective - Nuria E. Ramos Martín, University of Amsterdam
Legal Innovation to promote the employment of physically disabled people: an inside perspective
- Patrícia Neca, ISCTE – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, Paula Castro, ISCTE – Instituto
Universitário de Lisboa and Paula Campos Pinto, ISCSP/ULisboa
Comparative study of the determinants of the effectiveness of educational policies of inclusion in
France and Cameroon from the point of view of teachers - Ernestine Ngo Melha, Université de
Bourgogne - Pôle AAFE - Esplanade Erasme
Parallel Session D (Session in English) (2nd Floor, room 5)
Disability rights and the UN Convention / Os direitos das pessoas com deficiência e a
Convenção das Nações Unidas
Chair: Megan Strickfaden, University of Alberta
Disability Rights Monitoring "The way to a more just society and social change?” - Elisa Fiala,
ISCSP/ULisboa
UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in practice: underpinning ideology issues
- Natascia Curto
Our rights, our journey: Persons with disabilities speak out - Carlos Veloso da Veiga, UMinho;
Diana Carolina Teixeira, ISCSP/ULisboa and Paula Campos Pinto, ISCSP/ULisboa
Political participation of people with disabilities in Austria and from a comparative perspective Angela Wegscheider, Johannes Kepler University Linz
Parallel Session E (Sessão em Português / Session in Portuguese) (2nd Floor, room 7)
Inclusão e Qualidade de Vida/ Inclusion and Quality of Life
Chair: Carlos Veiga, UMinho
Inclusion and quality of life in children with special educational needs: representations and
expectations of family - Natércia Caetano
Contribution of vocational rehabilitation system to (re)learn to live with acquired disability Benedita Lima, Instituto de Educação da Universidade de Lisboa
The medicalization of education debate - Rosa Nunes, CIIE - Centro de Investigação e Intervenção
Educativas and Teresa Gonçalves, Instituto Politécnico de Viana do Castelo
Disability-oriented services in Algiers: Service (dis)articulation and its implication for the social
inclusion of persons with disabilities - Albino Cunha, Teresa Pinto and Paula Campos Pinto ISCSP/ULisboa
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July 4, 9am-10:30am
Parallel Session A.3 (Auditorium, Ground Floor)
Disability, policy and politics / Deficiência e políticas públicas
Chair: Fausto Amaro, ISCSP/ULisboa
Indigenous epistemologies of inclusive education and implications for children with disabilities
and their families in India - Shridevi Rao, The College of New Jersey
Integration or inclusion: are the support services to the mental or development disabilities in
Portugal inclusive? - José Miguel Nogueira, ISCTE - Lisbon University Institute/ Ministry of Solidarity
and Social Security
Access to rehabilitation services in Bogotá, Colombia. An opinion of different social actors Marisol Moreno, Univ. Nac. de Colombia; Amparo Mogollón, Univ. del Rosario; Nancy Molina, Univ.
Nac. de Colombia; Paola Balanta, Univ. del Rosario; Janeth Hernández, Univ. del Rosario and Claudia
Rojas, Univ. Nac. de Colombia
Fostering the production of Assistive Technology in Europe? A multidisciplinary analysis - Delia
Ferri, Centre for Disability Law and Policy - National University of Ireland Galway
Parallel Session F (Session in English) (2nd Floor, room 5)
Theoretical and methodological developments on disability / Novas abordagens teóricas
e conceptuais em torno da deficiência
Chair: Florence Paterson, Alter/ Centre de Sociologie de L’Innovation, Paris-Tech
Social postures and disability - Weislo Emmanuel, SYNOOS
Inclusive Development as Crip(dys)topic Promise: Querying Development, Dis/ability and Human
Rights - Isabelle Garde, University of Vienna
Narrative Production: methods to create collaborative research with people with functional
diversity - Pamela Gutiérrez, Occupational Therapy School, University of Chile
Rehabilitation for empowerment: an anthropological study of physically disabled persons in
Southeast Nigeria - Okechukwu Vincent Nwokorie, KU Leuven, Belgium
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July 4, 11am-12:30pm
Parallel Session G (Auditorium, Ground Floor)
Gender, sexuality and embodied experiences / Género, sexualidade e experiências de
encorporamento
Chair: Maria João Cunha, ISCSP/ULisboa
Self-determination and the exercise of sexual rights: an emergent need for
the
applicability of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities - Lilia
Virginia García, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia
When disability rights and feminist claims meet: some examples of political contentious in Spain Míriam Arenas-Conejo, University of Barcelona/ Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
The pleasure principle: body, disability and sexuality - Bruno Sena Martins, Universidade de
Coimbra
Parallel Session H.1 (Session in English) (2nd Floor, room 5)
Quality of life and social participation / Qualidade de vida e participação social
Chair: Léo Goupil-Barbier, Handicap International
Residential choices of persons with disabilities: which are the constraints and trade-offs? Gwenaëlle Raton and Aline Alauzet, Ifsttar/TS2/Lescot, Lyon, France
Disability and Purchasing Power: A Global Perspective - Robert Huffaker, Marie Curie Research
Fellow at Fundosa Technosite, S.A.
The Impact of Childhood Disability on Maternal Labour Market Outcomes in Ireland - Áine Roddy
and John Cullinan, National University of Ireland
Barriers to inclusion in primary education for children with disabilities in Zimbabwe - Marcella
Deluca, Carlo Tramontano and Maria Kett - University College London
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July 4, 2pm-3:30pm
Parallel Session H.2 (Auditorium, Ground Floor)
Disability representations and discourses / Representações e discursos sobre a deficiência
Chair: Bruno Sena Martins, CES-Universidade de Coimbra
Media Representations of Disability: How are people with disabilities perceived by society? Maria João Cunha, Diana Carolina Teixeira and Paula Campos Pinto, ISCSP/ULisboa
Deaf people as representations of disorder: A study of representations of Deaf people in medical
discourses of the 19th century - Mathilde Villechevrolle, University of Paris Descartes / Institute of
Mines-Télécom
Gutta and the “Dahomey Amazons“: Colonial spectacles of gender, race and bodily otherness in
1890's Central Europe - Filip Herza, Charles University in Prague
Parallel Session I (Session in English) (2nd Floor, room 5)
Quality of life and social participation/ Qualidade de vida e participação social
Chair: Mark Priestley, Leeds University
Escala Pessoal de Resultados: a Portuguese Quality of Life Scale for Adults with Intellectual
Disabilities - Cristina Simões and Sofia Santos, Fac. Motricidade Humana, ULisboa
New tools for education. The example of a French autonomy-based device for students with
disabilities - Cristina Popescu, Institut national supérieur de formation et de recherche pour
l'éducation des jeunes handicapés et les enseignements adaptés1 (INSHEA), GRHAPES
Enjoy the Difference: sharing experience in university apartments - Valentina Alessandria, Senza
Muri, Association of Social Promotion; Federica Valsania, Senza Muri, Association of Social
Promotion, and Lucia Bertodatto, Psychologist, Torino.
A portrait of the social inclusion of persons with disabilities in Algiers: Access to services and social
representations of disability - Teresa Pinto, Paula Campos Pinto and Fausto Amaro – ISCSP/ULisboa
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The Third Annual Conference of Alter European Society for Disability
Research is organised in partnership with
The School of Social and Political Sciences
of the University of Lisbon, Portugal
the Disability Research Federative Institute (IFRH), France
and the Disability & Society Program
of Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) Paris, France
Scientific Committee of the Conference
Paula Campos Pinto, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
Fausto Amaro, CAPP, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
Engrácia Cardim, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
Jean-Christophe Coffin, Université Paris-Descartes, France
Patrick Devlieger, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
Fernando Fontes, Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal
Anne Marcellini, Université de Montpellier1, France
Florence Paterson, Mines Paris-Tech-CNRS, France
Bruno Sena Martins, Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal
Carlos Veiga, Universidade do Minho, Portugal
Isabelle Ville, INSERM, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociale, France
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