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Welfare Economics and the Moral Relevance of Culture,de in the debate about culture can be categorised as market-based and community-based approaches. This chapter and the next will move on to show how these are actually ethical positions, stemming from different conceptions of individual self-understanding, of the location of value in society, and fr

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The Ethics of Culture and Community,ion of whether and in what ways it is possible to provide a moral justification for community-based approaches to cultural policy. In other words, are there good ethical reasons why the state should intervene to support culture, and what might they be? This chapter will argue that, in considering co

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Towards an Ethics for Cultural Policy: Charles Taylor Considered,theories of welfare economics cannot provide a satisfactory account of the good life; they must be located within other moral theories. Second, the book sought to assess the moral claims of community-based approaches to cultural policy. So far, we have found market-based and some (national survival)

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Cultural Industries and Cross-Border Trade: Canadian Periodicals Examined,nderstandings of ‘good’ policy, and their views about the appropriateness of free trade in cultural goods. Earlier chapters have also offered some critiques of these positions and suggested ways in which an ethical cultural policy should be considered. However, these chapters have indicated only bri

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Prospects for Post-National Cultural Policy: the Case of the European Union,the Canadian and US trade negotiators from the perspective of the market- and community-based approaches. It concluded that the approach taken by American negotiators failed to appreciate the constitutive importance of culture. However, the Canadian perspective is also ethically unsatisfactory and r

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