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policy attachment: a standalone construct

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Cultural policy

Gray's term for the strategy of tying cultural policy to other policy agendas, such as economic or social goals, to gain resources and legitimacy.

In cultural policy, policy attachment refers to gray's term for the strategy of tying cultural policy to other policy agendas, such as economic or social goals, to gain resources and legitimacy. This meaning comes from Gray (2007) in International Journal of Cultural Policy.[1]

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References

Gray, C. (2007). Commodification and Instrumentality in Cultural Policy. International Journal of Cultural Policy, 13(2), 203-215. https://doi.org/10.1080/10286630701342899

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