Social exclusion of people with disabilities in Spain. Specific study from European Social Survey
Abstract
Disability is one of the most widespread causes of discrimination in today’s society, often recognized for almost half a million people in Spain, according to recent figures. Discrimination for disability cause, occurs in the interaction between people, and is seen primarily in everyday life scenarios. From an operational of social exclusion approach proposed by Laparra et al. (2007), and using as primary data source the European Social Survey (2010), evidences of discrimination against people with disabilities in Spain are presented, on economic field, social political and social relations, compared with general population.
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