Creative Clusters conference 2008 report

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05 March 2009This report is an account of the discussions which took place in the conference hall, corridors and bars of the November 2008 event in Glasgow and Edinburgh. It is written from an independent perspective by a team of writers from BOP Consulting. They have been deliberately selective in their choice of content, but have tried to capture the many voices of the conference, as well overall tone and mood of the deliberations.

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