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Javier Stanziola2002

Article2002

Neo-liberalism and cultural policies in Latin America: The case of Chile

Javier Stanziola

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Cultural Industries and Urban Development Politics and Society in Latin America Arts, Culture, and Music Studies

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(2002). Neo-liberalism and cultural policies in Latin America: The case of Chile. International Journal of Cultural Policy: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 21-35.

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Year2002

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Published2002-01-01

VenueInternational Journal of Cultural Policy

ISSN-L1028-6632

Languageen

Citations9

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ShelfCultural Industries and Urban Development

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