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Conversation: a dialogue developing issues arising from the article 'The empire strikes back' by Tim Prentki[1]
[1] The empire strikes back: the relevance of Theatre for Development in Africa and South-east Asia to community drama in the UK, Research in Drama Education, 1, pp. 33-49.