Creative Economy, Critical Perspectives

Kate Oakley · J. R. Ward

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From the late 1980s the creative economy became paradigmatic in cultural policy, achieving the status of a powerful global discourse across a range of domains (e.g. Duxbury et al. 2016; UNESCO 2013...

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