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CFP: ‘Life going on and on: time, embodiment, ageing’
January 20, 2009 — stremain | Edit

RGS/IBG annual conference 2009, Manchester (www.rgs.org/AC2009)
2nd Call For Papers: ‘Life going on and on: time, embodiment, ageing’
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