Developing Conceptual and Methodological Foundations in Community Engagement

Developing Conceptual and Methodological Foundations in Community Engagement
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发展社区参与的概念和方法基础

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2015
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Journal of community engagement and scholarship
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通讯作者:
Rebecca Silverstein
Rebecca Silverstein
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David P. Aday;Joann Weeks;Christiana E. Sherman;R. Marty;Rebecca Silverstein

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