In the shadow of Rashomon: pursuing polyphony in practice case studies within the Australian social security environment

Greg Hall; Jennifer Boddy; Lesley Chenoweth

doi:10.1080/2156857x.2014.928646

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In the shadow of Rashomon: pursuing polyphony in practice case studies within the Australian social security environment

Greg Hall, Jennifer Boddy, Lesley Chenoweth

Nordic Social Work Research2014doi:10.1080/2156857x.2014.928646

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Greg Hall#1 Jennifer Boddy#2 Lesley Chenoweth#3

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