Cultural Trends: Volume 19 Issue 1 & 2

Taylor & Francis, June 2010, England

Special Issue: CENTRE/PERIPHERY: DEVOLUTION/FEDERALISM: NEW TRENDS IN CULTURAL POLICY
This new issue contains the following articles:

Editorial 
Centre/periphery: devolution/federalism: new trends in cultural policy
Author: Sara Selwood 

Articles: Municipality, local government and instrumentalism 

Cultural policy as rhetoric and reality: a comparative analysis of policy making in the peripheral north of England
Authors: David O'Brien; Steven Miles 

Decentralization and devolution in Italian cultural policies: how micro-practices should inspire macro-policies
Author: Valentina Montalto 

Articles: Cultural policy and devolution: responses and impacts 

The Scottish dimension of British arts government: a historical perspective
Authors: Susan Galloway; Huw David Jones   

Cultural policy in Spain: processes and dialectics
Authors: Lluís Bonet; Emmanuel Négrier  

Public TV and regional cultural policy in Spain as reflected through the experience of Andalusian regional television
Author: Juan Francisco Gutiérrez Lozano 

Cultural policy at the regional level: a decade of experiences of new regions in Poland
Author: Monika Murzyn-Kupisz 

  
Articles: Representation, regulation and the peripheral 

The rise and fall of the right to “proper representation”: regulation policy concerning minorities and cultural diversity in Israeli commercial television
Author: Amir Hetsroni 

Plural public funding and Canada's contemporary art market system
Authors: Derrick Chong; Elisabeth Bogdan

Articles: Federalism and its unintended consequences 

Unintended consequences: examining the impact of tax credit programmes on work in the Canadian independent film and television production sector
Author: Amanda Coles  

Inter-territoriality as a new trend in cultural policy? The case of Euroregions
Author: Thomas Perrin 

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