Chapter 5: responding to difference, identity and globalisation

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Lewis, E. 2013. Chapter 5: responding to difference, identity and globalisation. in: Koubel, G. (ed.) Social Work with Adults Maidenhead Open University Press. pp. 80-96

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Authors	Lewis, E.
Editors	Koubel, G.
Page range	80-96
Year	2013
Book title	Social Work with Adults
Publisher	Open University Press
Output status	Published
Place of publication	Maidenhead
ISBN	9780335245420
Print	04 Jun 2013
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Deposited	09 Oct 2018

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