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January 2003
Free Expression Policy Project , January 2003, USA
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New York University, January 2003, USA
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US National Research Council, January 2003, USA
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Edward Elgar, January 2003, United Kingdom
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Arts International and Centre for Arts and Culture, January 2003, USA
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Americans for the Arts , January 2003, USA
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Center for Arts and Culture, January 2003, USA
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Council on Foundations, USA, January 2003
(Author: Consortium of Foundation Libraries, Format: Online document, Pages: 38)
This list encompasses the resources deemed worthwhile for all grantmakers, large or small, new or old. Books, articles, websites and other media resources are included in this annotated bibliography.
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John M. Eger, January 2003, USA
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Center for Arts and Culture, January 2003, USA
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UNESCO, January 2003, France
This book documents the complex interrelationships between the Earth's linguistic, cultural and biological diversity - what is known as its biocultural diversity.
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The Urban Institute, USA, January 2003
(Author: Ostrower, F, Format: Downloadable in pdf format, Pages: 48)
A report on Community Partnerships for Cultural Participation, examines various types of partnerships and lessons learned.
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Arts Council of Ireland, January 2003, Ireland
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The Cultural Policy Center at The University of Chicago, January 2003, USA
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Americans for the Arts, USA, January 2003
(Author: Americans for the Arts, Format: Online Resource, Pages: )
Everything you need to help make the case for the arts and arts education.
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Palgrave Macmillan, January 2003, France
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 ...
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Australia Council, January 2003, Australia
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American University, January 2003, USA
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UNESCO, January 2003, France
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Arts Council of Northern Ireland, January 2003, United Kingdom
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Center for Arts and Culture, January 2003, USA
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Free Expression Policy Project, USA, January 2003
(Author: Free Expression Policy Project, Format: Available Online, Pages: 70)
The result of almost two years of research, FEPP's report surveys free expression policies among state and local arts agencies, including procedures for anticipating and handling controversy.
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Colin Mercer, January 2003, United Kingdom
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Australia Council, January 2003, Australia
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February 2003
Smith, Bucklin & Associates, February 2003, USA
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March 2003
The European Parliament, March 2003, United Kingdom
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Performing Arts Research Coalition, March 2003, USA
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Ohio State University, Americans for the Arts, Pew Charitable Trusts, March 2003, USA
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UNESCO Publishing, March 2003, France
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Universes in Universe, March 2003, Germany
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Australian Film Commission, March 2003, Australia
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Singapore National Arts Council, March 2003, Singapore
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University of South Australia, March 2003, Australia
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April 2003
University of Tampere, April 2003, Finland
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ASEF, April 2003, Singapore
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Creative New Zealand, April 2003, New Zealand
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fuel4arts.com, April 2003, Australia
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May 2003
Australia Council, May 2003, Australia
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Research Centre for Arts and Culture, May 2003, USA
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Canadian Conference of the Arts, Canada, May 2003
(Author: Jocelyn Harvey, Format: Downloadable in pdf format, Pages: 49)
The purpose of the project was to identify the challenges facing professional management personnel in Canada’s not-for-profit arts and heritage organizations and develop practical recommendations to meet these challenges.
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OCPA, May 2003, Ethiopia
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Centre for Arts and Culture, May 2003, USA
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June 2003
The Foundation Center and Grantmakers in the Arts, June 2003, USA
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European Union, June 2003, Belgium
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UNESCO, June 2003, France
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Public Finance and Management, June 2003, USA
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July 2003
Arts Council England, July 2003, United Kingdom
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New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage and Statistics, July 2003, New Zealand
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ERICarts, July 2003, Germany
ERICarts' latest transnational project, Culture-Gates: Exposing Professional Gate-keeping Processes in Music and New Media Arts.
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Routledge, July 2003, United Kingdom
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Cultural Human Resources Council, July 2003, Canada
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Chilean Ministry of Culture, July 2003, Chile
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Canadian Conference of the Arts and the Cultural Human Resources Council, July 2003, Canada
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IFACCA, July 2003, Australia
Surveys programs that lend musical instruments such as instrument banks, libraries and loan schemes.
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Stockholm+5, July 2003, USA
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Council of Europe, July 2003, United Kingdom
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Arts Marketing Association, July 2003, United Kingdom
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Australia Council, July 2003, Australia
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Asia-Europe Foundation, July 2003, Singapore
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Routledge Taylor & Francis, July 2003, Singapore
Presents a model of the evolution of government arts policy in newly independent states and tests the model using Singapore as a case study.
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August 2003
Arts Council of Northern Ireland, August 2003, United Kingdom
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Commission of the European Communities, August 2003,
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Arts Council England, August 2003, United Kingdom
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Creative New Zealand, August 2003, New Zealand
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National Endowment for the Arts, August 2003, USA
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European Union, August 2003,
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Scottish Arts Council, August 2003, United Kingdom
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Princeton University Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies, August 2003, USA
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Arts Access, August 2003, New Zealand
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.
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Public Knowledge, Creative Commons, and the Center for the Study of the Pub, August 2003, USA
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September 2003
National Arts Strategies, USA, September 2003
(Author: Jim Rosenberg, Russell Willis Taylor, Format: Downloadable in pdf format, Pages: 19)
Summary Findings and a Framework for Self-Assessment
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Edward Elgar, September 2003, England
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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Arts Council England, September 2003, United Kingdom
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October 2003
Global Publishing, October 2003, Netherlands
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IFACCA and the Australia Council, October 2003, Australia
A brief summary of dance programs, policies and challenges in various countries.
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Saskatchewan Ministerial Advisory Committee , October 2003, Canada
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The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity, October 2003, France
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UNESCO, October 2003, France
The adoption of the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage was the culminating point of UNESCO’s lengthy quest for the function and values of cultural expressions and practices, and of monuments and sites.
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UNESCO, October 2003, France
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Palgrave Macmillan, October 2003, England
Sarah Owen-Vandersluis critically examines approaches to cultural policy within the global economy.
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Ministry of Education, Culture and Science Netherlands, October 2003, Netherlands
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National Art Education Association, October 2003, USA
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Arts Council of New Zealand, October 2003, New Zealand
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Visiting Arts, October 2003, United Kingdom
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French Ministry for Culture and Communication, October 2003, France
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November 2003
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), November 2003, Switzerland
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Australia Council, November 2003, Australia
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Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, November 2003, Netherlands
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Edwin R. Harvey, November 2003, Argentina
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International Journal of Arts Management, November 2003, Canada
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Resource, November 2003, United Kingdom
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British Council Arts, November 2003, United Kingdom
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Hill Strategies Research Inc., November 2003, Canada
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National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts, November 2003, USA
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IFACCA, November 2003, Australia
Reports from the advocacy session at the second World Summit, Singapore, November 2003.
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December 2003
Creative New Zealand, December 2003, New Zealand
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DADAA, December 2003, Australia
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Arts Council England, December 2003, United Kingdom
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Australia Council, NSW Ministry for the Arts, December 2003, Australia
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Policies for Culture, December 2003, Netherlands
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World Cultural Forum, December 2003, Brazil
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