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Biographical Research and New Social Architectures – Challenges and Opportunities for Creative Applications across Europe

Challenges and Opportunities for Creative Applications across Europe

Contributions by Ana Caetano

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Bristol University Press Hardback English

Biographical Research and New Social Architectures – Challenges and Opportunities for Creative Applications across Europe

Challenges and Opportunities for Creative Applications across Europe

Contributions by Ana Caetano

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