Measuring quality in the cultural sector: the Manchester Metrics pilot: findings and lessons learned

Sara Selwood

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Cultural Industries and Urban Development Arts, Culture, and Music Studies Quality of Life Measurement

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Measuring Quality in the cultural sector reports on the second stage of the Manchester Metrics pilot – a three stage project, which began in April 2012 and is due to run until 2018. Bunting and Kne...

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