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Creative territories: the role of cultural practices to sustain imagination, initiative, capacities and leadership

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Creative territories: the role of cultural practices to sustain imagination, initiative, capacities and leadership
Beate Kegler, University of Hildesheim

Registered by Pat Kwasi from IG Kultur during the conference „CULTURE FOR SHARED, SMART, INNOVATIVE TERRITORIES’’ Towards 2020 European Regional development, 27-28 October 2016 in the premises of Gminny Ośrodek Kultury Oleśnica, in the village of Wszechświęte, Poland.

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