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Guardianship, Public Administration, Research, Substitute Decision-Making, supported decision-making, UncategorizedSupported Decision Making in the United States: What Australia Can Learn
Supported decision making is often introduced as a humane alternative to guardianship. That description is useful, but incomplete. The deeper question is whether law and institutions can recognise the agency of a person who makes decisions with assistance. This is not merely a question of personal support. It is a question about the design of…
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