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Are Local Creative Industries More Global than We Think?: A study of creative and digital firms based at Baltic Creative in Liverpool

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Are Local Creative Industries More Global than We Think? A study of creative and digital firms based at Baltic Creative in Liverpool. / Patha, C.M.; Dunn, N.; Whitham, R.
2019. 2159-2160.

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Patha, CM, Dunn, N & Whitham, R 2019, 'Are Local Creative Industries More Global than We Think? A study of creative and digital firms based at Baltic Creative in Liverpool', pp. 2159-2160. https://doi.org/10.1080/14606925.2019.1595453

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Patha, C. M., Dunn, N., & Whitham, R. (2019). Are Local Creative Industries More Global than We Think? A study of creative and digital firms based at Baltic Creative in Liverpool. 2159-2160. https://doi.org/10.1080/14606925.2019.1595453

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Patha CM, Dunn N, Whitham R. Are Local Creative Industries More Global than We Think? A study of creative and digital firms based at Baltic Creative in Liverpool. 2019. doi: 10.1080/14606925.2019.1595453

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Patha, C.M. ; Dunn, N. ; Whitham, R. / Are Local Creative Industries More Global than We Think? A study of creative and digital firms based at Baltic Creative in Liverpool. 2 p.

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