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Arts and Influence: Untangling Corporate Engagement in the Cultural Sector

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Manage No	DI00000852
Country	Republic of Korea
Author	Nicholas Pozek, Asian Legal Programs, Columbia University
Published Year	2020
Language	English
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Description	A growing interest in cultural heritage by the corporate sector has offered new opportunities to safeguard, protect, and present both tangible and intangible heritage. Through strategic investments of capital, expertise, and technology into the cultural sector, corporations offer an opportunity to revitalize a sector beleaguered with precarious government funding and unpredictable public support. Nicholas Pozek stressed that the cultural sector must continue to approach the commoditization and commodification of cultural goods with skepticism.

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VI00000269 Arts and Influence: Untangling Corporate Engagement in the Cultural Sector
A growing interest in cultural heritage by the corporate sector has offered new opportunities to safeguard, protect, and present both tangible and intangible heritage. Through strategic investments of capital, expertise, and technology into the cultural sector, corporations offer an opportunity to revitalize a sector beleaguered with precarious government funding and unpredictable public support. Nicholas Pozek stressed that the cultural sector must continue to approach the commoditization and commodification of cultural goods with skepticism.

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Republic of Korea 2020