These reference resources were selected based on Project WeLaR’s Deliverable 2.1, an analysis of the current state of the art and gaps in research. The WeLaR team believes they will serve as valuable resources in our work and for anyone engaged in similar research. We expect this list to evolve as the project progresses.

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