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Health social science: a transdisciplinary and complexity perspective

Nick H Higginbotham · Glenn A. Albrecht · Linda H. Connor

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Provides an introductory but comprehensive account of the main forms of research practice in geography and the environmental sciences. It aims to instruct novice researchers to conduct their own research. Contributors are drawn from Australia and New Zealand and the book is designed for use at undergraduate and postgraduate level.

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