New England's Creative Economy The Non-Profit Sector: 2000
- Authors
- Gregory H. Wassall; Douglas DeNatale
- Publisher
- New England Foundation for the Arts
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- ETC2553
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Gregory H. Wassall; Douglas DeNatale. New England's Creative Economy The Non-Profit Sector: 2000. New England Foundation for the Arts. 2003.
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