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January 2003

Mapping State Cultural Policy: The State of Washington

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Sharing a World of Difference

This book documents the complex interrelationships between the Earth's linguistic, cultural and biological diversity - what is known as its biocultural diversity. more >

European Cultural Policy: A French Creation?

Scholars are increasingly concerned with the phenomenon by which successive policy areas become ‘Europeanized’ - by which we mean European policies are developed and the sector’s governance takes place at the ... more >

Diplomacy that Works: 'Best Practices' in Cultural Diplomacy

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Funding proposal 2004

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A New Mandate for Philanthropy?

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Arts Council of Northern Ireland Annual Report 2001/02

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Free Expression in Arts Funding: A Public Policy Report

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International Cultural Relations: A multi-country comparison

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The Creative Community

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Cultural Policy

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A handbook of cultural economics

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Australia Council annual report 2001-2002

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February 2003

The Complete Guide to Nonprofit Management

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March 2003

The value of the performing arts in five communities

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Working Document on Cultural Industries

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Arts and artists from an economic perspective

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National and local profiles of cultural support

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Contemporary Art and Islam

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Broadcast in Colour

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SELVES: The State of the Arts in Singapore

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Asia Pacific Journal of Arts and Cultural management

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April 2003

Leadership Discourses in Symphony Orchestras

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Asia Europe Journal

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Creative New Zealand Funding Guide

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May 2003

Some Australian Arts Statistics

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A Study of the Worklife of Jazz Musicians

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Investing in Culture: Innovations in State Policy

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June 2003

AIDS and Theatre

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Arts Funding IV: An Update on Foundation Trends

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Culture and Public Finance

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July 2003

Relationships between subsidised and commercial theatre

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A Measure of Culture

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Culture-Gates

ERICarts' latest transnational project, Culture-Gates: Exposing Professional Gate-keeping Processes in Music and New Media Arts. more >

International Journal of Cultural Policy

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Cultural Funding Book Released in Chile

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A Study Of Human Resource Issues in Canada's Cultural Sector

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Sustaining and Renewing Professional Management For the 21st Century

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D'Art Report: Musical instrument banks: online materials

Surveys programs that lend musical instruments such as instrument banks, libraries and loan schemes. more >

Cultural legislation: Why? How? What?

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Asia Europe Journal

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Stockholm+5 Meeting Presentations

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The great indoors

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Arts Marketing Association

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Government and the arts: a framework for analysis

Presents a model of the evolution of government arts policy in newly independent states and tests the model using Singapore as a case study. more >

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August 2003

Towards an international instrument on cultural diversity

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The Regional Arts Lottery Programme: an evaluation

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Towards Inclusion: Arts and Disability information booklet

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How to get smart about marketing the arts

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Design for Accessibility: A Cultural Administrator's Handbook

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Culture 2000

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Princeton University Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies website

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2000 Retrospective

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Creative Solutions and Social Inclusion - Culture and the Community

Creative Solutions and Social Inclusion - Culture and the Community contains philosophies and examples of projects that encourage cultural development and illustrate the right of all to be creative. more >

Struggles with IP law

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September 2003

Tax Concessions

John O'Hagan's succinct backgrounder to arts tax concessions: from in Ruth Towse’s edited 'A Handbook of Cultural Economics', which has generously been made available online.

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Artists in figures: a statistical portrait of cultural occupations

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October 2003

The Status of the Artist

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D'Art Report: Successful Dance Policies and Programs

A brief summary of dance programs, policies and challenges in various countries. more >

Arts Under Pressure

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The Global Alliance online

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Ethics and Cultural Policy in a Global Economy

Sarah Owen-Vandersluis critically examines approaches to cultural policy within the global economy. 
 


 

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Facts and Figures 2003

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Arts Council of New Zealand Annual Report 2002/03

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Art Education - Tips for Parent Advocacy

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New French Ministry for Culture and Communication Website

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Culturebase.net

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November 2003

Culture Is Not a Luxury: Culture in Development and Cooperation

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Don't give up your day job

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Cultural Policy in the Netherlands

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Reality Check: Time for a Period of 'Creative Consolidation'

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Cultural Diversity Statement, Issues and Action Plan

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British Council Arts new website

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Volunteers in Arts and Cultural Organisations in Canada

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Creative Communities Executive Summary

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Making the case for the arts

Reports from the advocacy session at the second World Summit, Singapore, November 2003. more >

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December 2003

Portrait of the Artist/Te whakaahua o te Tangata pukenga

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'Policies for Culture' Online Journal-Winter 2003

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Review of theatre for young people

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Focus on Cultural Diversity: the arts in England

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World Cultural Forum online portal

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