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Cohort effects, age effects, and period effects in the participation in the arts and culture in Denmark 1964–2004Footnote¹
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Cohort effects, age effects, and period effects in the participation in the arts and culture in Denmark 1964–2004Footnote¹
1. An early version of this paper was presented at the Fourth International Conference on Cultural Policy Research, iccpr 2006, in Vienna, July 2006 (Bille Citation2006).