‘Who Is My Thesis For?’: Communicating Doctoral Research Across Academic and Public Contexts
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- doi:10.47967/tor11rx5z
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- Tommy J.G. Nagle
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- 2026
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- en
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University of Exeter
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- W7204457788
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- 10.47967/tor11rx5z
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Tommy J.G. Nagle. ‘Who Is My Thesis For?’: Communicating Doctoral Research Across Academic and Public Contexts. 2026. https://doi.org/10.47967/tor11rx5z
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- Tommy J.G. Nagle. (2026). ‘Who Is My Thesis For?’: Communicating Doctoral Research Across Academic and Public Contexts. https://doi.org/10.47967/tor11rx5z
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- Tommy J.G. Nagle. ‘Who Is My Thesis For?’: Communicating Doctoral Research Across Academic and Public Contexts. 2026. https://doi.org/10.47967/tor11rx5z
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- Tommy J.G. Nagle. ‘Who Is My Thesis For?’: Communicating Doctoral Research Across Academic and Public Contexts. 2026. https://doi.org/10.47967/tor11rx5z
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