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Academic Tribes and Territories: Intellectual Enquiry and the Cultures of Disciplines.

Alan E. Bayer, Tony Becher, Milton Keynes

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Points of departure academic disciplines overlaps, boundaries and specialisms aspects of community life patterns of communication academic careers the wider context implications for theory and practice. Appendix: research issues.

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Points of departure academic disciplines overlaps, boundaries and specialisms aspects of community life patterns of communication academic careers the wider context implications for theory and practice. Appendix: research issues.

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Points of departure academic disciplines overlaps, boundaries and specialisms aspects of community life patterns of communication academic careers the wider context implications for theory and practice. Appendix: research issues.

Key concepts: Sociology, Higher education, Pedagogy, Political science, Law

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