Journal of Co-operative Studies 65, 55-59 | UK Society for Co-operative Studies

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The role of Woodcraft Folk

Douglas Bourn

Journal of Co-operative Studies, pp. 55-59

Abstract

This paper looks at the development of the Woodcraft Folk and explores its unique role in placing co-operation as central to its work with children and young people.

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