Researching Intentional Communities: A Reflection By Kirsten Stevens-Wood

Kirsten Stevens-Wood

Researching Intentional Communities: A Reflection By Kirsten Stevens-Wood

Cardiff School of Education and Social Policy

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

Allowing researchers into one’s community is an act of generosity and trust. It is a risk that intentional communities take surprisingly often, and one that (hopefully) benefits everyone.

Original language	English
Publisher	Communities Magazine
Volume	195
Publication status	Published - 4 May 2022

Keywords

community

Access to Document

https://www.gen-us.net/communities-195-place-and-planet/

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