támogatott döntéshozatal – Kiadó: ELTE BGGYK

Futár András, Szabó Rita : The work we do together. Experiences of a participatory research

The paper examines our qualitative, participatory thesis study on the topic of Supported Decision Making. We worked as equal researchers and conducted focusgroup interviews. Our goal is to share our experiences about the participatory method in the light of the “Nothing about us without us!” principle and the human image of Postmodernism. We found that... Read more
DOI: 10.31287/FT.hu.2022.1.9

Peszeki Dorina : Research to support participatory approach, self – advocacy and easy-to-read communication

The current study presents four ideas that frame an ongoing research program: self-advocacy, the critical analysis of guardianship, participatory research, easy-to-read communication. The research program as a novelty aims contributing to the development of intellectually disabled people’s self-advocacy skills. We implement this by asking them about guardianship. We invited to the research program as a... Read more
DOI: 10.31287/FT.hu.2021.1.8

Kaló Cintia Georgina, Horváth Péter László : An insight into the current status of supported and substituted decision making

Substituted and supported decision making and the subject of legal capacity, has been one of the most important areas of disability policy since the entry into force of the relevant legislation in 2013 and 2014, and at the same time, also one of the least explored from scientific perspective. Everyone has the right to live... Read more
DOI: 10.31287/FT.hu.2019.2.7

Vida Fanni, Iván Zoltán, Kalányos György : Everyday decisions of persons with intellectual disabilities in supported living services

Our study is a participatory research carried out in cooperation between disabled and nondisabled persons, based on the theoretical context of Disability Studies. The research explores how people with intellectual disabilities can exercise their rights to supported decisions in a supported living arrangement, which is located in Budapest. Results of the semi structured interviews have... Read more
DOI: 10.31287/FT.hu.2019.2.6

Stánicz Péter : Individual autonomy in the storm of paradigm shifts – Supported Decision Making and the dignity of risk

The study adopts a fundamental rights point of view in analysing the concept of supported decision-making. The basis of the study are the paradigm shifts vis-a-vis the concept of individual autonomy, a process that is significantly shaped by the paradigm shifts of fundamental rights. The fundamental rights revolution puts the paradigm shift of substituted –... Read more
DOI: 10.31287/FT.hu.2019.2.5

Maléth Anett, Sándor Anikó : The therapeutic jurisprudence as a paradigm that supports the implementation of supported decision making: thoughts about the fruitful co-operations between different disciplines

Our empirical research has shown that in the framework of the current regulation of legal capacity, it is not possible to support adults with disabilities in accordance with international professional guidelines in community-based settings. In this paper, we use the desk research method to provide an analysis of the relevant Hungarian, German, and English literature.... Read more
DOI: 10.31287/FT.hu.2019.2.3

Gulya Fruzsina, Hoffmann István : The fate of Supported Decision Making in Hungary

The supported decision making has been introduced into the Hungarian legal system in 2014 as a new form for enhancing the presence of people with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities in the legal life. The guardianship can be substituted by this form. The institutionalization of a new legal form is very important, but it can be... Read more
DOI: 10.31287/FT.hu.2019.2.2