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Evaluating Intangible Cultural Heritage Policy of Balinese Handwoven Textiles
Several key factors drive contemporary concerns about the sustainability of intangible cultural heritage. Cultural policy has given meaning and importance to the cultural diversity of society. However, the efforts to preserve intangible cultural heritage by providing a way to community welfare are f
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