… on the selected normalisation … normalisation, ie the different forms of internal normalisation,
their uses in practice and their limitations. Sect. 3 focuses on the external normalisation …

… processes of normalisation. We also suggest that in future work on normalisation there is a
… , and the benefits and unintended consequences of normalisation. There is also a need for …

… As noted above this transformation was achieved by basing normalisation on then fashionable
societal reaction theories of deviance. Indeed, normalisation itself has been described as …

… Authorities, pressed to develop community services quickly, have little time to invest in new
learning and may send one member of staff on a normalisation course to act as a messenger. …

… These background issues need to be traced and the connections between them defined,
in order to understand the limitations imposed on normalisation by its historical origins. …

… attempted themselves to show how normalisation could work in Britain. Although it was
apparent that there existed many local initiatives based on normalisation, this expertise had not …

… Despite the far-reaching adoption of practices based on normalisation principles and the
widespread recognition of the many benefits of these for service users, normalisation has …

… go on to look at the links between an approach to change based on normalisation and an
approach based on … successful services based on the principle of normalisation. Gillian Dalley …

… In Section 8 we prove that simply typed A-calculus is strongly normalising using our
characterisation of the strongly normalising terms. The definition of SN clearly recalls the definition of …

… for monopoly with regard to the construction of what counts as normal, they nevertheless
join forces when it comes to authorising and legitimising the discourses on normalisation. …