Cultural governance: Current and future European perspectives

2024-9-13

The road to censorship: the case of digital audiovisual industries in India

2024-9-13

Inverse relationships between cultural sustainability and human rights: the counterintuitive cases of Nigerian <i>Avu Udu</i> dance and white-power music

2024-9-10

Recovering cultural heritage: historical insights into Ethiopia’s unique approach

2024-8-23

Rethinking ‘collective effervescence,’ post-COVID-19: what Japanese punks can teach us about crowd control

2024-7-30

Things, practices &amp; policies: relationality and the early stages of the international promotion of Dutch design, 1920s–1970s

2024-7-29

Entrepreneurship at the edge? The characteristics and role of creative entrepreneurs in peripheral regions

2024-7-24

Creative and cultural hub sustainability: from theory to practice

2024-7-2

Museums and societal collapse: the museum as lifeboat <b>Museums and societal collapse: the museum as lifeboat</b> , by Robert R. Janes, Abingdon, Routledge, 2024, 180 pp., £36.99 (paperback), £135.00 (hardback), £33.29 (eBook), ISBN-978-1-032-38226-5 (hardback), ISBN-978-1-032-38224-1 (paperback), ISBN-978-1-003-34407-0 (eBook), DOI: 10.4324/9781003344070

2024-6-27

Correction

2024-6-27

An animal as a cultural landscape: the horse in Seoul, South Korea

2024-6-20

‘They need to know that it’s theirs’: considerations for policy and practice when developing a public art trail in remote communities

2024-6-19

The K-pop industry: competitiveness and sustainability

2024-6-17

Late Ottoman Empire reforms: the musical policies of Sultan Mahmud II

2024-6-13

Art-oriented reconstruction movement and governance in rural China: illustrated by cases in Guangdong Province

2024-6-13

The fragility of cultural philanthropy: why private art museums close

2024-6-11

To receive and to give something back – director’s perspectives on public – private collaborations in Norwegian art museums

2024-6-11

Restitution of material objects and indigenous ontology: towards coloniality of dispossession/theft in Africa

2024-6-7

The dynamics of EU cultural policies in post-socialist urban regeneration strategies: a case study of Timișoara – European Capital of Culture 2023

2024-6-6

Protecting the classics in Swedish copyright law: intellectual property as a cultural policy tool

2024-6-6

Mirroring the inequalities of mainstream music platforms: popularity, revenue, and monetization strategies on Bandcamp

2024-5-28

A study on the artwork policy for buildings in South Korea from the perspective of cooperative governance

2024-5-22

‘Homegrown and national culture’: the cultural policies of Erdogan’s ‘New Turkey’

2024-5-15

Public deliberation and the justification of public service media

2024-5-13

The role of experience and reputation in the performance of Australian films

2024-4-29

From a contracted market to an expanding horizon: an analysis of Indonesia’s film production chain and accessibility

2024-4-26

Acting on cultural policy: arts practitioners, policy-making and civil society <b>Acting on cultural policy: arts practitioners, policy-making and civil society</b> , by Jane Woddis, Cham, Palgrave Macmillan, 2022, 226 pp., £109.99https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-11162-4 (eBook), ISBN 978-3-031-11161-7 (hardcover)

2024-4-26

Blind to culture. How classed cognition prevents cultural policy initiatives from increasing cultural participation for children

2024-4-5

Mentoring as affective practice

2024-3-27

Cultural policy and the politics of display. The establishment of the opera house in Oslo

2024-3-27

Finally, beyond status quo? Analysis of steps taken to improve gender equality in the European audiovisual sector in light of the #MeToo movement

2024-3-25

A critical-discursive investigation of smart heritage politics in China from macro-political, meso-institutional and micro-user perspectives

2024-3-25

Regional partnerships and media policy in the age of China’s rise: the case of Singapore-China film co-productions

2024-3-25

From party politics to governing instruments: an analysis of letters of allocation to the Norwegian and Swedish heritage agencies

2024-3-25

Epistemological shifts, power imbalances and conflicts at documenta fifteen: decolonial cultural policy conceptions beyond Eurocentric universalism

2024-3-4

Nativist nationalism, cultural homogenisation and bullfighting: VOX’s cultural policy as an instrument for cultural battle (2019–2023)

2024-2-23

Minority language broadcasting beyond the core audience: the approach of BBC Alba and S4C to non-speakers of Scottish Gaelic and Welsh

2024-2-23

Funding the arts <b>Funding the arts</b> , by Andrew Pinnock, Abingdon, UK, Routledge, 2024, 1–280 pp., £39.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-367-07665-8

2024-2-21

Toward a decentralized copyright infrastructure as a ‘public service’: the case of Digiciti and Estonia

2024-2-21

Netflix’ Spain: critical perspectives <b>Netflix’ Spain: critical perspectives</b> , edited by Jorge González del Pozo and Xosé Pereira Boán, New York, Routledge, 2023, 270 pp., £35.99 (ebook and paperback), ISBN 9781003432180

2024-2-21

Building and sustaining freelance careers in a small nation: the case of Cardiff’s film and television industries

2024-2-19

Challenging the Nordic model? The cultural policies of populist parties in Finland and Sweden

2024-2-16

Innovating the humanities, reimagining the future: empirical evidence from virtual reality practice in China

2024-2-16

‘They all know which way the wind is blowing, which way the money is flowing’: museum actors’ perspectives on involvement in protection of cultural heritage in armed conflict

2024-2-16

Tears in the classroom: teaching and learning cultural policy in a multicultural environment. Can the subaltern talk?

2024-2-8

Untangling the connection between culture and sustainability <b>Performing sustainability in West Africa: cultural practices and policies for sustainable development</b> , edited By Meike Lettau, Christopher Yusufu Mtaku and Eric Debrah Otchere, Milton Park, Abingdon-on-Thames, UK, Routledge, 236 pp., £28.79 (paperback), The digital version is available free through open access, ISBN 9781032198224

2024-1-24

Left off the circuit: the impact of shrinking live music tours on cities

2024-1-24

#MeToo movement in Korean arts &amp; culture sector and gender mainstreaming strategies in cultural policy

2024-1-24

Funding art in post-conflict society: a ‘peace dividend’?

2024-1-24

The last paradise for creative workers? The case of Shueisha and Weekly Shōnen Jump

2023-12-21