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Creative cities, creative spaces, and urban policy : the impacts of regulations on artist-run centres and independent arts spaces in Vancouver, British Columbia
2012
Over the last decade, emergence and popularity of the creative city has generated considerable interest in the significance of arts and culture to economic and community development. In this context, artists and cultural facilities are considered essential assets contributing to creativity and innovation by attracting skilled workers and business investments, revitalizing inner city industrial areas, and discursively reimagining and rebranding the city through cultural events and large-scale
doi:10.14288/1.0073271
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