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March 2009

AAG 2009 Call for papers: The Cultural Economy of Small Cities

To what extent do the dynamics of small cities necessitate a rethinking of dominant theories and concepts used to explain the creative economy? more >

Being, Becoming and Belonging: Multiculturalism, Diversity and Social Inclusion in Modern Canada

This conference will consider a breadth of subjects in relation to the construction, evolution, evaluation and representation of modern Canada and its appreciation and recognition of matters of cultural difference. more >

International Village of Culture

An international showcase and conference on rural touring. more >

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April 2009

Past, Present and Future - Exploring the Boundaries

HUMAK University of Applied Sciences invites academics and practitioners to Helsinki, Finland for its 3rd international symposium entitled Past, Present and Future - Exploring the Boundaries on topics concerning the field of arts and cultural management. Deadline for applications is 1 December 2008. more >

Seventh Annual Cultural Studies Association Conference

In its first year as a division of the Cultural Studies Association, the Cultural Policy Studies Division welcomes papers dealing with any aspect of the relationship between cultural policy and cultural studies. more >

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June 2009

Renewable Resources: The Arts in Sustainable Communities

At the Americans for the Arts convention, more than 1,600 arts leaders and their allies in business, education, and government will discover the arts at work in the Pacific Northwest. more >

10th International Conference on Arts and Cultural Management: Call for Papers

This scientific conference will address various sectors of the arts and cultural industries (performing arts and festivals, heritage, museums and visual arts, film production and distribution, book publishing, recording, broadcasting, audiovisual media and multimedia). more >

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September 2009

Fourth World Summit

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