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Harrison, PA and Collins, H (2020) Coronavirus shows key workers need better pay and protection – here’s what has to change. The Conversation.

Hennessy, C J (2006) Users and staff perceptions of resettlement services for homeless people on Merseyside. Doctoral thesis, Liverpool John Moores University.

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Neiva Ganga, R (2017) Researching digital heritage and cultural wellbeing in the international policy sphere. Institute of Cultural Capital, Liverpool.

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Stronach, I and Frankham, J 'Fundamental British Values': What's fundamental? What's value? And what's (now) British? International Review of Qualitative Research. ISSN 1940-8447 (Accepted)

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Vickers, R (2004) The gospel of social discontent : religious language and the narrative of Christian election in the Chartist poetry of Thomas Cooper, Ernest Jones and William James Linton. Doctoral thesis, Liverpool John Moores University.

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