Community members' perspectives of the role the Intergenerational Dialogue Process served in changing residents' attitudes and strategies for working together: A multiple case study in two rural midwestern communities - ProQuest

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Community members' perspectives of the role the Intergenerational Dialogue Process served in changing residents' attitudes and strategies for working together: A multiple case study in two rural midwestern communities

Waugh, Terry R. The University of Nebraska - Lincoln ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 2006. 3208119.