'Duped lefties' or 'closet Tories': the experience of asset based community development practitioners

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	Methodological Potential of Ethnography - Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow Duration: 17 Jun 2016 → 17 Jun 2016

Conference

Conference	Methodological Potential of Ethnography
City	Glasgow
Period	17/06/16 → 17/06/16

Keywords

• community development practitioners

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Cairns, I. (2016). 'Duped lefties' or 'closet Tories': the experience of asset based community development practitioners. Paper presented at Methodological Potential of Ethnography, Glasgow.

Cairns, Iain. / 'Duped lefties' or 'closet Tories' : the experience of asset based community development practitioners. Paper presented at Methodological Potential of Ethnography, Glasgow.

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Cairns, I 2016, ''Duped lefties' or 'closet Tories': the experience of asset based community development practitioners', Paper presented at Methodological Potential of Ethnography, Glasgow, 17/06/16 - 17/06/16.

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2016. Paper presented at Methodological Potential of Ethnography, Glasgow.

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Cairns I. 'Duped lefties' or 'closet Tories': the experience of asset based community development practitioners. 2016. Paper presented at Methodological Potential of Ethnography, Glasgow.