We thought we knew what we were talking about: The (de)conceptualisation of LIS

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We thought we knew what we were talking about : The (de)conceptualisation of LIS. / Hicks, Alison; Bronstein, Jenny; Hyldegård, Jette Seiden; McKenzie, Pamela; Ruthven, Ian; Widén-Wulff, Gunilla.

2022. Paper presented at Asis&t 24-hour GLOBAL Conference 2022.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › Research › peer-review

Harvard

Hicks, A, Bronstein, J, Hyldegård, JS, McKenzie, P, Ruthven, I & Widén-Wulff, G 2022, 'We thought we knew what we were talking about: The (de)conceptualisation of LIS', Paper presented at Asis&t 24-hour GLOBAL Conference 2022, 26/04/2022 - 27/04/2022.

APA

Hicks, A., Bronstein, J., Hyldegård, J. S., McKenzie, P., Ruthven, I., & Widén-Wulff, G. (2022). We thought we knew what we were talking about: The (de)conceptualisation of LIS. Paper presented at Asis&t 24-hour GLOBAL Conference 2022.

Vancouver

Hicks A, Bronstein J, Hyldegård JS, McKenzie P, Ruthven I, Widén-Wulff G. We thought we knew what we were talking about: The (de)conceptualisation of LIS. 2022. Paper presented at Asis&t 24-hour GLOBAL Conference 2022.

Author

Hicks, Alison ; Bronstein, Jenny ; Hyldegård, Jette Seiden ; McKenzie, Pamela ; Ruthven, Ian ; Widén-Wulff, Gunilla. / We thought we knew what we were talking about : The (de)conceptualisation of LIS. Paper presented at Asis&t 24-hour GLOBAL Conference 2022.2 p.

Bibtex

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RIS

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