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The shared space: cultural diversity and the public domain

Date:	1 September 2002
Artform:	All
Subject:	Diversity, Research
Region:	National

Summarises the discussions and recommendations arising from 'The shared space' seminar, looking at changes in national demography and their impact on cultural life.

The shared space: cultural diversity and the public domain [Word 107.0 KB]

Author:	Naseem Khan, Arts Council England
ISBN:	0-7287-0881-7
Cost:	£5
Pages:	26
Link:	How to order publications

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