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Keeping Creativity Downtown: Policy Learning from San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver for Municipal Cultural Planning in Toronto

Shoshanah B. D. Goldberg-MillerThe Ohio State University, Columbus, OhioCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 170-190 | Published online: 02 Feb 2018

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Tara Vinodrai, Brenton Nader & Nicole Drake. (2023) Planning for the cultural economy: lessons from Ontario, Canada. Planning Practice & Research 38:2, pages 159-176.
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Shoshanah B. D. Goldberg-Miller, Joe E. Heimlich & Rebecca F. Kemper. (2021) Arts consumers’ place-visioning as a tool for planning creative neighborhoods. Journal of Urban Affairs 43:10, pages 1441-1467.
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