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The view from Robinswood Hill: a story of asset-based community development and a community-based participatory research partnership in South Gloucestershire

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The view from Robinswood Hill: a story of asset-based community development and a community-based participatory research partnership in South Gloucestershire. / Willatt, Alice; Brydon-Miller, Mary; Cumberland, Denise et al.
In: Educational Action Research, 29.09.2022.

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Willatt A, Brydon-Miller M, Cumberland D, Li Y. The view from Robinswood Hill: a story of asset-based community development and a community-based participatory research partnership in South Gloucestershire. Educational Action Research. 2022 Sept 29. Epub 2022 Sept 29. doi: 10.1080/09650792.2022.2126379

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Willatt, Alice ; Brydon-Miller, Mary ; Cumberland, Denise et al. / The view from Robinswood Hill : a story of asset-based community development and a community-based participatory research partnership in South Gloucestershire. In: Educational Action Research. 2022.

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