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1 online resource (pages cm.) |
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Cultural policy, 1611-700X ; volume 16 |
| Contents |
Cover; Towards Cultural Governance: Preface; Index; Cultural Governance -- a Mission for Policy; Arts and Development: Parameters for a Future International Cultural Policy; The Experience of Interculturality; "What we can become together when we work together"; Cultural Participation as a Tool; Rethinking for Cultural Sustainability; Good Governance for Cultural Policy; Parameter Number One: Setting Agendas with the Arts; Parameter Number Two: Sustainability through the Arts; Parameter Number Three: Capacity Building in the Arts; Parameter Number Four: Education for the Arts |
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Parameter Number Five: Artistic ResearchBibliography; The Art of Development Cooperation: Positions on the Promotion of Art and Culture in and by Developing Countries; Positions on the Role of Cultural Policy Activities as Part of Development Policy; Positions on Education and Training for Artists and Cultural Mediators; Positions on Providing Access to Art and Culture for Children and Young People; Positions on Cooperation Models and Network Structures; Positions for the Federal Republic of Germany to Expand its Cultural Political Involvement in Developing Countries; Bibliography |
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Governance for Culture: Reflections on the UNESCO/EU Expert Facility ProjectImplementing the Convention on the Cultural Expressions: the Expert Facility Project; Why Technical Assistance; What the Project has done for the Governance of Culture; Article 14 -- Cooperation for Development; Article 6.2 -- Rights of Parties at the National Level; Article 13 -- Integration of Culture in Sustainable Development; Article 11 -- Participation of Civil Society; Article 15 -- Collaborative Arrangements; Sustainable Results for the Governance of Culture |
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Towards a Better Governance of Culture for Development: Mobilising Tacit Knowledge in and through UNESCOStrengthen the System of Governance for Culture; Why is there a Specific Need for Good Governance in Culture?; The Roots of the Governance Debate; Shaping the Notion of the Governance of Culture -- a Discussion Powered by Europe; Governance Issues across UNESCO's Programmatic Activities; Walk your Talk: Governance and Self-Reform of UNESCO; Cultural Governance with "Capital C" -- the Way ahead; Bibliography; Cultural Diversity -- a Perspective for Participation |
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Good Governance and Cultural Diversity: The Aspect of Cultural Mobility in International CooperationGood Governance and International Cultural Governance; The 2005 UNESCO Convention and International Cooperation; Governing International Cooperation -- Blurring the Boundaries: Ideal or Reality?; Visa Denied: Some Practical Experiences; Conclusion; Bibliography; Network Governance: Governance Model for International Networks of Cultural Cooperation; The Role of Young Experts in Cultural Governance: the U40 Network; Governance, Networks, International Cooperation, Culture |
| Summary |
Culture is seen as a source for the development of society. Task of cultural policy is therefore to create and support structures that promote mobilization of creativity of the people and thus ensure welfare, innovation and pluralism. Such relationships have been discussed at the level of UNESCO for the past forty years. Within Germany and Europe as well as on the African continent experiences and initiatives are increasing in order to put discourse on cultural policies into practice. There is a need to provide a forum for the exchange of concepts and to identify the state of the art of theory |
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Cultural policy -- Research.
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Creative ability.
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Cultural pluralism.
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Economic development.
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Gad, Daniel, 1977- editor
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Schneider, Wolfgang, 1954- editor
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| ISBN |
9783653039320 (PDF ebook) |
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3653039320 (PDF ebook) |
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