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Theorising Vulnerability and Resilience in Relation to Young People’s Music-Making Practices
This is the first of three blog posts by PhD candidates in youth sociology who were selected to present their research to a panel as part of a Postgraduate Workshop on the 29th November, following the TASA Annual Conference. This … Continue reading
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