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✓ Published: 18-Apr-2021
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José Miguel Calderon is a faculty member of the Arts, Health, and Society Division at The European Graduate School.nnProfessor Calderon is the co-founder of TAE Peru/ Barcelona Institute and Director of the PhD program in Expressive Arts at the European Graduate School, Switzerland.His doctoral dissertation was titled
José Miguel Calderon is a faculty member of the Arts, Health, and Society Division at The European Graduate School.nnProfessor Calderon is the co-founder of TAE Peru/ Barcelona Institute and Director of the PhD program in Expressive Arts at the European Graduate School, Switzerland.His doctoral dissertation was titled
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