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MappingCultural Participationin ChicagoRobert LaLondeColm O’MuircheartaighJulia Perkinswith Diane GramsNed English andD. Carroll JoynesCultural Policy Centerat the University of ChicagoThe Irving B. Harris Graduate Schoolof Public Policy Studies
Copyright © 2006 The University of Chicago, Cultural Policy CenterPrinted in the United StatesISBN 0-9747047-2-5The maps contained in this report were produced by theNational Opinion Research Center (NORC).For more information or for copies of this book contact:The Cultural Policy Center at the University of ChicagoThe Irving B. Harris Graduate School of Public Policy Studies1155 East 60th Street, Suite 285Chicago, Illinois 60637-2745Phone: (773) 702-4407Fax: (773) 702-0926Email: culturalpolicy@uchicago.eduCultural Policy Center website: http://culturalpolicy.uchicago.eduHarris School website: http://harrisschool.uchicago.eduA joint initiative of the Harris School of Public Policy Studies and the Division ofthe Humanities, the Cultural Policy Center is a nationally recognized leader inthe emerging field of cultural policy research and education. Its mission is toprovide research and inform policy that affects the arts, humanities, and culturalheritage. It serves as an incubator for new ways of understanding what the artsand culture are, as well as what they do and how they can be affected by a rangeof policies in the public and private sectors.This project was supported through a grant from the Joyce Foundation.The research and conclusions expressed herein are the work of the researchersat the Cultural Policy Center and do not necessarily represent the views ofthe Joyce Foundation.Graphic Design:Kym Abrams DesignCatherine Lange Communications
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Appendix IIIModeling and Prediction
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