How practitioner-led research could have greater impact: the importance of considering knowledge mobilisation holistically
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Affiliation:
1. Email: claire.lightowler@strath.ac.uk
2. Email: catherine-rose@bbbc.org.uk
3. Email: h.wilkinson@ed.ac.uk
Publisher
Bristol University Press
Subject
Social Sciences (miscellaneous)
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