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Rethinking ethnic involvement in urban community gardens : evidence from Oxford, UK
Urban community gardens are often described as inclusive spaces, yet actual involvement may remain uneven. This study examined current involvement and perceived barriers to ethnic participation in two community-garden catchment areas in Oxford, UK. Of 558 questionnaires distributed, 293 were returne
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