Recommended Plagiarism Policies for Southern Illinois University

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Recommended Plagiarism Policies for Southern Illinois University

Disability, Skills and Employment:A review of recent statistics and literature on policy and initiativesSheila Riddell, Sheila Edward, Elisabet Weedon

Recommended Plagiarism Policies for Southern Illinois Universityn and Linda AhlgrenCentre for Research in Education, Inclusion and Diversity, University of EdinburghCjrtw k» il’iwitfi n BliMlon l

rYefEDINBURGHV Equality and Human Rights Commission 2010First published Summer 2010ISBN 978 1 84206 279 1Equality and Human Rights Commission Research Recommended Plagiarism Policies for Southern Illinois University

Report seriesThe Equality and Human Rights Commission Research Report Series publishes research carried out for the Commission by commissioned resear

Recommended Plagiarism Policies for Southern Illinois University

chers.The views expressed in this report are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of the Commission. The Commission is publi

Disability, Skills and Employment:A review of recent statistics and literature on policy and initiativesSheila Riddell, Sheila Edward, Elisabet Weedon

Recommended Plagiarism Policies for Southern Illinois Universityports, or visit our website:Research TeamEquality and Human Rights CommissionArndale HouseThe Arndale CentreManchesterM4 3AỌEmail:research@equalityhum

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unications Team to discuss your needs at: communications@equalityhumanrights.comContentsList of tables and figuresiGlossary of acronymsivAcknowledgeme

Recommended Plagiarism Policies for Southern Illinois University

ntsVExecutive summaryvii1Introduction11.1The project11.2Trends in equality legislation21.3Trends in employment and benefits legislation31.4Definitions

Disability, Skills and Employment:A review of recent statistics and literature on policy and initiativesSheila Riddell, Sheila Edward, Elisabet Weedon