Future tense: Exploring dissonance in young people’s images of the future through design futures methods
Authors:
- Corina AngheloiuCACorina Angheloiu
- Leila SheldrickLSLeila Sheldrick
- Mike TennantMTMike Tennant
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Funding Information
- Economic and Social Research Council, United Kingdom (ES/P000703/1)
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