Abstract
Focused on the rights and needs of older adults with developmental disabilities, this groundbreaking book presents international research on human rights advances and quality assurance in service delivery. With illuminating case examples, this book reveals the combined challenges of developmental disability and aging in many societies and proposes directions for future analysis and advocacy. For professionals in mental retardation, gerontology, geriatrics, and human rights, this book is essential reading to improve the quality of life and dignity of older people with developmental disabilities.
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