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Everyday futures: essay collection. / Spurling, Nicola Jane (Editor); Kuijer, Lenneke (Editor).
Lancaster and Eindhoven: Institute for Social Futures, Lancaster University, 2016. 77 p.

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Spurling, NJ & Kuijer, L (eds) 2016, Everyday futures: essay collection. Institute for Social Futures, Lancaster University, Lancaster and Eindhoven. <http://wp.lancs.ac.uk/everydayfutures/files/2016/10/Everyday_Futures_book.pdf>

APA

Spurling, N. J., & Kuijer, L. (Eds.) (2016). Everyday futures: essay collection. Institute for Social Futures, Lancaster University. http://wp.lancs.ac.uk/everydayfutures/files/2016/10/Everyday_Futures_book.pdf

Vancouver

Spurling NJ, (ed.), Kuijer L, (ed.). Everyday futures: essay collection. Lancaster and Eindhoven: Institute for Social Futures, Lancaster University, 2016. 77 p.

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Spurling, Nicola Jane (Editor) ; Kuijer, Lenneke (Editor). / Everyday futures : essay collection. Lancaster and Eindhoven : Institute for Social Futures, Lancaster University, 2016. 77 p.

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