Searching for community: Representation, power and action on an urban estate

Searching for Community: Representation, Power and Action on an Urban Estate

Volumn , Issue , 2009, Pages 1-306

  Brent, Jeremy ^a   Nicholls, Doug ^b   Johnson, Richard ^b   Dorney, Patrick ^b   Teddy, Pauline ^b   Pierce, Mike ^b   Brent, Colin ^b   Mayo, Marjorie ^b  

^a Southmead Youth Centre   (United Kingdom)

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