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How do online communities transform the well-being of women in a developing country?

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How do online communities transform the well-being of women in a developing country? / Abouseif, Mariam; Cocker, Hayley; Malone, Sheila.
2023. 213-214 Paper presented at Academy of Marketing Conference, Birmingham, United Kingdom.

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Abouseif, M, Cocker, H & Malone, S 2023, 'How do online communities transform the well-being of women in a developing country?', Paper presented at Academy of Marketing Conference, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 3/07/23 - 6/07/23 pp. 213-214. <https://academyofmarketing.org/am2023-conference/>

APA

Abouseif, M., Cocker, H., & Malone, S. (2023). How do online communities transform the well-being of women in a developing country?. 213-214. Paper presented at Academy of Marketing Conference, Birmingham, United Kingdom. https://academyofmarketing.org/am2023-conference/

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Abouseif M, Cocker H, Malone S. How do online communities transform the well-being of women in a developing country?. 2023. Paper presented at Academy of Marketing Conference, Birmingham, United Kingdom.

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Abouseif, Mariam ; Cocker, Hayley ; Malone, Sheila. / How do online communities transform the well-being of women in a developing country?. Paper presented at Academy of Marketing Conference, Birmingham, United Kingdom.2 p.

Bibtex

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RIS

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