While going through my newsletters and some reading, I came across this recent article in Forbes online mag entitled: “The Cultural Entrepreneur, Why Jay-Z’s London Train Ride Is Such A Big Deal“.
I think a north American would make much more of this article than I, a southern European have made, but nonetheless, that are some interesting points. I quote here one of them:
[…] “Through emigration, dispersion, bloodline, creed or belief, the Diasporic personality and cultural entrepreneur have a connection to a homeland or broader civilization outside of the country in which they now live.”
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I think a north American would make much more of this article than I, a southern European have made, but nonetheless, that are some interesting points. I quote here one of them:
Culture & Capital 