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investing in tradition

Trevor | 25 January 2004 9:24 PM | Of theatre, Splog

Regions such as Catalonia, Quebec and Britanny and countries such as Ireland show that promoting and investing in a distinctive culture can reap dividends in tourism and profile.

Does that make nationalism tax-deductible?

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