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Dwelling at work: a place where vocation and identity could grow?

Paul Gibbs Middlesex University, London, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Ian McRoy Intercollege, Cyprus
Pages 283-293 | Published online: 22 Jan 2007

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Iain Lang & Roy Canning. (2010) The use of citations in educational research: the instance of the concept of ‘situated learning’. Journal of Further and Higher Education 34:2, pages 291-301.
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Bronte van der Hoorn & Stephen J. Whitty. (2019) The five modes of comportment for project managing: Disclosing the tacit in project work. International Journal of Project Management 37:3, pages 363-377.
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