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Previous research (Tam & Watkins, 1995) provided an understanding of the self-concepts of Hong Kong Chinese adults who have physical disability. Through constructing a hierarchical multidimensional self-concept model for the disabled population, a theoretical basis was established
for the development of a questionnaire to measure their self-concepts. Subsequent efforts focused on validating this instrument, the Self-Concept Questionnaire for Physically Disabled Hong Kong Chinese (SCQPD). The results provided evidence that this instrument is psychometrically sound. The
scales have satisfactory internal consistency reliability and factor analysis of these scales makes conceptual sense. Some evidence for construct validity is also presented.

Introduction -- Beyond the countermajoritarian difficulty -- How not to argue about judicial review and democracy -- The revolution will be sub silentio: The Roberts Court and judicial minimalism -- Democracy-against-domination and contemporary democratice theory -- Compared to what? Judicial review as just another veto point -- Judicial review in a comparative context -- Conclusion : toward a realist, institutional democratic theory