Creating safety: Group reflections on surviving as a female, social work early career academic in the neoliberal academy

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Saxton, K., Newcomb, M., Harris, S., Lovric, E. and Davidson, D.. 2023. "Creating safety: Group reflections on surviving as a female, social work early career academic in the neoliberal academy." Qualitative Social Work: research and practice. 22 (6), pp. 1092-1107.
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Creating safety: Group reflections on surviving as a female, social work early career academic in the neoliberal academy

ERA Journal ID39697
Article CategoryArticle
AuthorsSaxton, K., Newcomb, M., Harris, S., Lovric, E. and Davidson, D.
Journal TitleQualitative Social Work: research and practice
Journal Citation22 (6), pp. 1092-1107
Year2023
PublisherSAGE Publications Ltd
ISSN1473-3250
1741-3117
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020441006. Sociological methodology and research methods
441099. Sociology not elsewhere classified
440999. Social work not elsewhere classified
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