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John Holden'sCapturing Cultural Value: How Culture has Become a Tool of Government Policy
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  • 2004Gifts of the Muse: Reframing the Debate About the Benefits of the Arts453 cited
  • 2004Government and the value of culture.115 cited
  • 2002Is Art Good for Us?: Beliefs about High Culture in American Life48 cited
  • 2004For Art's Sake?: Society and the Arts in the 21st Century31 cited

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  • 2006Extending the cultural research infrastructure: The rise of the regional cultural consortiums in England10 cited
  • 2012The ‘Chalkface’ of Cultural Services: Exploring Museum Workers’ Perspectives on Policy3 cited

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