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New York City’s Role as a Global Hub in the Contemporary Art Market - A Qualitative Analysis on Driving Forces and Success Factors

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Valentin Kenndler ()
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Paper provided by NEURUS - Network of European and US Regional and Urban Studies in its series NEURUS papers with number neurusp88.

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