This paper begins with a brief review of the development of the concept of inclusive education and then discusses the case for inclusion both from a human rights and empirical perspective. This is followed by an analysis of some of the key areas for research on inclusion and a discussion of the relevant findings. The paper ends with a summary of main conclusions from studies on inclusion and sets out an agenda for research into the new millennium.
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