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institutional value: a standalone construct

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Museum studies

value created by how cultural organizations treat and engage the public, set beside intrinsic and instrumental value in Holden's triad.

In museum studies, institutional value refers to value created by how cultural organizations treat and engage the public, set beside intrinsic and instrumental value in Holden's triad. This meaning comes from Holden (2006) in Cultural value and the crisis of legitimacy.[1]

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References

Holden, J. (2006). Cultural value and the crisis of legitimacy. Demos. ISBN 9781841801575

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