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The platformisation of culture: challenges to cultural policy
The International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2022Platforms are instrumental to cultural production and consumption. This is so in terms of how their affordances and algorithmic logics form, manifest and prioritise cultural products and trends. Platforms are therefore influential in shaping the cultural
Bjarki Valtysson
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Digital cultural policy. The story of a slow and reluctant revolution
The International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2022This paper describes digital cultural policy as a slow and ambivalent or reluctant revolution in a policy field. In investigates how cultural policy has gradually been affected by digitalization in the field of cultural production.
OleMarius Hylland
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Culture as care: Argentina’s cultural policy response to Covid-19
, 2021This article analyses cultural policy responses to Covid-19 in Argentina with a focus on the matter of care. It asks: What actions is the government taking in order to care for cultural organisations, cultural workers and the communities they serve? What
P. Serafini, N. Novosel
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From cultural policy towards cultural politics? The case of the Hungarian cultural sphere
, 2021Recent political science literature has identified the emergence of a new form of authoritarian regime, in which formal democratic institutions continue to exist but the playing field becomes seriously tilted towards the incumbents.
Luca Kristóf
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2013
The development of cultural policy during the twentieth century is underscored by three key developments. First, the formation of the Arts Council of Great Britain in 1946, first headed by the Cambridge economist Lord Keynes, saw the scaffolding developed for ongoing government support for the arts.
Flew, Terry, Swift, Adam
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The development of cultural policy during the twentieth century is underscored by three key developments. First, the formation of the Arts Council of Great Britain in 1946, first headed by the Cambridge economist Lord Keynes, saw the scaffolding developed for ongoing government support for the arts.
Flew, Terry, Swift, Adam
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Advancing culture’s role in sustainable development: social change through cultural policy
The International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2020This paper examines the potential for cultural policy to shape sustainable development in the context of expectations arising from research and policy work on development. We use, as the basis of a critique, the categorisation of the relationship between
Lez Michael Rayman-Bacchus, C. Radavoi
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Regenerative cultural policy: sustainable development, cultural relations, and social learning
The International Journal of Cultural PolicyThis article examines the role of cultural policy in addressing global challenges through a regenerative framework and critiques the absence of a dedicated Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) for culture, which has marginalised the cultural sector’s ...
Carla Figueira, Aimee R. Fullman
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The best cultural policy is no cultural policy: Cultural policy in Hong Kong
The European Journal of Cultural Policy, 1995(1995). The best cultural policy is no cultural policy: Cultural policy in Hong Kong. The European Journal of Cultural Policy: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 273-287.
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Journal of European Integration, 2019
Cultural policies were invented in post-war Europe with three basic aims: to safeguard cultural heritage; to encourage creation; to bring The Arts closer to citizens. Thus, led by Scandinavia and countries such as France and Great Britain, these policies
Joaquim Rius-Ulldemolins +2 more
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Cultural policies were invented in post-war Europe with three basic aims: to safeguard cultural heritage; to encourage creation; to bring The Arts closer to citizens. Thus, led by Scandinavia and countries such as France and Great Britain, these policies
Joaquim Rius-Ulldemolins +2 more
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