The Creative economy and the development possibilities in Argentina

ANA CARLA FONSECA REIS (COMP.), ANA CARLA FONSECA REIS, EDNA DOS SANTOS-DUISENBERG, YUDHISHTHIR RAJ ISAR, MÁTÉ KOVÁCS, ANA CARLA FONSECA REIS, ERNESTO PIEDRAS FERIA, FACUNDO SOLANAS, ANDRE M. DAVIS, SHARADA RAMANATHAN, XIONG CHENGYU, PERNILLE ASKERUD

Creative Economy as a Development Strategy: A view of developing countries

Itaú Cultural

Lugar: São Paulo; Año: 2008; p. 162 - 173

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