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Co-Design and Participatory Methods for Wellbeing. / Tsekleves, Emmanuel.
Design for Wellbeing: An Applied Approach. ed. / Ann Petermans; Rebecca Cain. London: Routledge, 2019. (Design for Social Responsibility).

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Tsekleves, E 2019, Co-Design and Participatory Methods for Wellbeing. in A Petermans & R Cain (eds), Design for Wellbeing: An Applied Approach. Design for Social Responsibility, Routledge, London. <https://www.routledge.com/Design-for-Wellbeing-An-Applied-Approach-1st-Edition/Petermans-Cain/p/book/9781138562929>

APA

Tsekleves, E. (2019). Co-Design and Participatory Methods for Wellbeing. In A. Petermans, & R. Cain (Eds.), Design for Wellbeing: An Applied Approach (Design for Social Responsibility). Routledge. https://www.routledge.com/Design-for-Wellbeing-An-Applied-Approach-1st-Edition/Petermans-Cain/p/book/9781138562929

Vancouver

Tsekleves E. Co-Design and Participatory Methods for Wellbeing. In Petermans A, Cain R, editors, Design for Wellbeing: An Applied Approach. London: Routledge. 2019. (Design for Social Responsibility).

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Tsekleves, Emmanuel. / Co-Design and Participatory Methods for Wellbeing. Design for Wellbeing: An Applied Approach. editor / Ann Petermans ; Rebecca Cain. London : Routledge, 2019. (Design for Social Responsibility).

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