Creative Livelihoods: A Pilot Study on the Long-term Development of Career Paths of Graduates from Creative Undergraduate Degree Programmes in Hong Kong with Particular Investigation on Signs for Potential Systematic Discrimination in the Careers of Female Creatives

Peter Benz

Creative Livelihoods: A Pilot Study on the Long-term Development of Career Paths of Graduates from Creative Undergraduate Degree Programmes in Hong Kong with Particular Investigation on Signs for Potential Systematic Discrimination in the Careers of Female Creatives

Peter Benz

Academy of Visual Arts

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Original language	English
Place of Publication	Hong Kong
Number of pages	58
Publication status	Published - Aug 2019

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