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My PhD research explores non-hierarchical governance through a short-term ethnography with four not-for-profit organisations: Friends of the Earth Melbourne (Australia), Pachamama Alliance (US), Enspiral Foundation (Aotearoa-New Zealand) and Sustainable Economies Law Centre (US). My background is as an educator and organisational leader. View all posts by Dr Sarah.P.Houseman

April 23, 2017

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Dr Sarah.P.Houseman

My PhD research explores non-hierarchical governance through a short-term ethnography with four not-for-profit organisations: Friends of the Earth Melbourne (Australia), Pachamama Alliance (US), Enspiral Foundation (Aotearoa-New Zealand) and Sustainable Economies Law Centre (US). My background is as an educator and organisational leader.

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