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Re-imagining contested communities

Re-imagining contested communities

Connecting Rotherham through research
EducationPolitics & Society
Pages
252
Published
2018
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the concept of contested communities, offering new perspectives on how they are understood and developed. It draws on research and real-world examples from Great Britain to examine social conditions and the role of research teams in community studies. The authors challenge conventional thinking, providing a framework for re-imagining community engagement and social change.

Prose complexity
10/10

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InformativeIntellectualComplexReflective

Genres

Education Politics & Society Sociology

Authors

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Abigail Hackett

Abigail Hackett writes on social dynamics and community studies. Her book, "Re-imagining contested communities," offers fresh perspectives on complex social issues.

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Tanya Evans

Tanya Evans is an author who explores social and community dynamics. Her book, Re-imagining contested communities, looks at how different groups can find common ground. She writes with a focus on practical understanding.