Just go and do It: A Blockchain technology "Live Project" for nascent music entrepreneurs

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O'Dair, M. and Beaven, Z. 2017. Just go and do It: A Blockchain technology "Live Project" for nascent music entrepreneurs. in: Smith, G., Dines, M. and Parkinson, T. (ed.) Punk Pedagogies: Music, Culture and Learning London Routledge. pp. 73-90
Chapter titleJust go and do It: A Blockchain technology "Live Project" for nascent music entrepreneurs
AuthorsO'Dair, M. and Beaven, Z.
Research GroupMusic group
Page range73-90
Book titlePunk Pedagogies: Music, Culture and Learning
EditorsSmith, G., Dines, M. and Parkinson, T.
PublisherRoutledge
Place of publicationLondon
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Hardcover1138279889
Publication dates
Print02 Oct 2017
Publication process dates
Deposited30 Jan 2019
Output statusPublished
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Paperback: 9781138279889
Hardback: 9781138279872

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