Exklusion und Inklusion durch Sprache – Zur Geschichte des Begriffs Behinderung
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In the discourses of politics, of mass-media and of science, the term national minorities is often accompanied by other, even more problematic terms, such as identity, integration, and inclusion/exclusion.
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Inklusion und Exklusion in lokalen Schullandschaften
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