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2020
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Melanie Benson Marshall, Andrew Cox, Briony Birdi:
The role of information in the migration experience of young Polish women in the UK. J. Documentation 76(4): 849-868 (2020)

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2017
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Andrew Cox, Melanie T. Benson:
Visual methods and quality in information behaviour research: the cases of photovoice and mental mapping. Inf. Res. 22(2) (2017)
2014
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Melanie T. Benson, Andrew Cox:
Visual and creative methods and quality in information behaviour research. Inf. Res. 19(4) (2014)
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Melanie T. Benson, Peter Willett:
The Information School at the University of Sheffield, 1963-2013. J. Documentation 70(6): 1141-1158 (2014)

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