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Women’s dignity and sense of self in experiences of support whilst homeless
This thesis seeks to understand women’s support choices whilst homeless through exploring how their dignity and sense-of-self is affected by, and affects, their experiences of informal support. Dignity is largely unexplored in homelessness research and, despite an increase in research on women’s hom
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