For some time now, in economic policy, it has convinced the idea that allocating public resources to culture is a strategic investment that drives economic development, fosters social cohesion and preserves collective identity. These three wickers form a solid skeleton of trust and sense of belonging, which should not be resisted with tolerance to difference. A country that finances culture energizes creative industries, stimulates tourism, gene…
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For some time now, in economic policy, it has convinced the idea that allocating public resources to culture is a strategic investment that drives economic development, fosters social cohesion and preserves collective identity. These three wickers form a solid skeleton of trust and sense of belonging, which should not be resisted with tolerance to difference. A country that finances culture energizes creative industries, stimulates tourism, gene…