Conferences and Events in June 2010
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World Heritage and Tourism: Managing for the Global and the Local
This conference to be held in Quebec City, Canada, seeks to explore a series of critical and fundamental questions being raised by the various 'owners', managers and local communities involved with World Heritage Sites in relation to tourism. more >
Forum for Young Leaders on Cultural Policy
The UK Coalition for Cultural Diversity, UKCCD, together with our partners, the Global Policy Institute, City University and the U-40 Programme, is bringing together a special event to inform young and upcoming cultural leaders on Unesco’s groundbreaking Convention on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, 2005. more >
European conference “Shortcut Europe 2010: Cultural policies and social exclusion”
For the second time the Fonds Soziokultur e.V. is organizing an international event in the series of European conferences named Shortcut Europe. more >
ISPA 2010 Zagreb Congress: Globalisation and Identity
Two times every year international arts leaders convene in one location to exchange and develop ideas, strengthen and nurture relationships, and rejuvenate their passion for the arts. more >
The future of Cultural Work
Papers are invited on conditions of creative/cultural workers; freelancing, ‘free’ and co-creative labour, cultural work and critical socio-spatial politics; work, exclusion and marginality; the role of creative and cultural work in economic and cultural policy; cultural work and 'cultural diplomacy'; impacts of technology and ‘convergence’, the creative nation post-recession/post-election. Deadline: Friday April 9th. more >
The first conference on cultural policies
Culture Resource and the European Cultural Foundation held the first conference on cultural policies in the Arab world in cooperation with Doen Foundation and the British Council. more >
The future of music in the digital world
With access to music now just a click away for most of us, very few of the tried and tested ways of accessing music remain unchanged. Can we, or should we, attempt to predict the future? Have we even begun to deal with the present yet? more >
16th International Conference on Cultural Economics
The Association for Cultural Economics International (ACEI) invites you to attend its 16th international conference on cultural economics in Copenhagen on June 10-12, 2010. The Call for Papers has just started. more >
IVth International Congress of Cultural Heritage and Cooperation towards Development
Call for papers for the IVth International Congress of Cultural Heritage and Cooperation towards Development. “Cultural heritage and the new settings for development” is the title of this edition of the Conference. The deadline for the submission of papers is set at 31 December 2009. more >
Cultural Diplomacy in Africa: A Forum for Young Leaders
The network conducts ongoing activity aimed at supporting development and strengthening relations between different countries and cultural groups within Africa, and between African and external partners. more >
InSEA European congress 2010
The InSEA (International Society of Education through Art) European congress 2010 in Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland, offers an artistically and intellectually inspiring meeting in a fascinating context. more >
Half-century Summit
The 2010 Americans for the Arts Half-Century Summit will celebrate, connect, and prepare leaders to create their own dynamic future for the arts in America as a united field. more >
17th Rendezvous of Banlieues d'Europe : 17th public debate
Banlieues d'Europe invites you to attend a public debate on the Place of Culture in the Europe of Tomorrow, with Frédéric Jambu, Director of the Association for European and International Development, and General Delegate to the EUROMEDINCULTURE(s) network, Jean Hurstel, and Louise Ferry, Parliamentary Assistant of Malika Benarab-Attou, Member of the European Parliament . more >
4th World Forum on Human Rights
In a world in crisis, what about Human Rights? From June 28th to July 1st, 2010, the international actors of human rights get together at the world Forum on human rights in Nantes (France). more >
Third International Conference on the Inclusive Museum
The Museum conference invites museum and culture professionals, and interested scholars, to explore the current and future role of the museum in this era of tremendous global change. more >
Heritage and culture: Challenges and innovation in policy and practice
The programme is designed mainly for senior policy-makers and experts working in government ministries and agencies and in non-governmental organisations concerned with the funding and promotion of heritage conservation and culture. more >
International Summer School 2010 in Economics of Art and Culture
The courses examine the relationship between culture and economics, the link between creativity, arts, and business, and bridge the knowledge and experiences of people involved in specific cultural sectors. more >
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