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MUSEUMS AND THEIR ROLE IN RESILIENT CREATIVE ECONOMY – THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE

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Figure (2) Illustrate the Type of Resilience-Creativity driven Exhibits in the Museums relevant to Diversity, Environment and Appreciation of the Native Nation Endogenous Culture
Figure (3) Illustrate the Type of Innovation Stimulation Activities in the Different Museums Visited
Table 1 Constructs of Museums Role in Resilient Creative Economy
Table (1) in of the creative economy criterion ensures that all the 25 museums have all the

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