Struggling for space: narrative methods, identity and the crisis of professionalism in career guidance in England

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Reid, H. 2011. Struggling for space: narrative methods, identity and the crisis of professionalism in career guidance in England.

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Year	2011
Conference	ESREA Life History and Biography Network Conference 2011 - Human agency and biographical transformations – adult education and life path
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Deposited	26 Feb 2015
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