Book Reviews : Hess,P. M.,& Mullen,E. J. (Eds.). (1995). Practitioner-Researcher Partnerships : Building Knowledge From,in and for Practice. Washington,DC: National Association of Social Workers Press,285 pp.,$31.95 paper,ISBN 0-87101-252-9
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Book Reviews : Hess,P. M.,& Mullen,E. J. (Eds.). (1995). Practitioner-Researcher Partnerships : Building Knowledge From,in and for Practice. Washington,DC: National Association of Social Workers Press,285 pp.,$31.95 paper,ISBN 0-87101-252-9
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