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George J. Soleas,Eleftherios P. Diamandis,David M. Goldbergultural policy agents first have to decide either to follow the mainstream, that is transforming the cultural domain into an important new niche for capital accumulation,1 or to oppose (or eventually to bypass) the prevailing tendency. The main agents of the first alternative are entertainment trans

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Henry P. Ciolino,Grace Chao Yehultural policy agents first have to decide either to follow the mainstream, that is transforming the cultural domain into an important new niche for capital accumulation,1 or to oppose (or eventually to bypass) the prevailing tendency. The main agents of the first alternative are entertainment trans

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Peter Greenwald,Sharon S. McDonaldhe 1990s, in the context of what we may regard as a significant cultural turn in EU discourses. There was the sense at that time that the project of European unification could only move forward on the basis of a new kind of European cultural imagination. There were two directions in which the debate

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Richard S. Rivlin M.D.. The dissemination of cultures on a global scale has led to multiple and complex effects, among them the formation of radical new modes of cultural interaction, transcultural flows, and hybridized knowledges, forms not easily understandable in terms of traditional models of discrete national or eth

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Soybeans and Cancer Prevention: A Complex Food and a Complex Disease,lic health information. In considering soybeans and cancer prevention, this has resulted in attempts to translate the associations between dietary intake and disease as being due to single compounds, and the influences of complex biological processes as being through single or simple mechanisms. We

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