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Simon Gansel,Stephan Schnitzer,Ahmad Gilbeau-Hammoud,Viktor Friesen,Frank Dürr,Kurt Rothermel,Christemit for the development of a cultural policy, reflected in Article 167 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), in recognition of member states’ preponderant role in the field, should not hide from view an array of EU policies that are not meant to be about culture yet touch u

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Michael Kunz,Ludwig Fuchs,Matthias Hummer,Günther Pernul and the fostering of growth and economic competitiveness more generally, has recently gained ground in Brussels. In December 2013, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union (Council) adopted the new Creative Europe programme (European Parliament and Council, 2013a). The European

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Goutam Pauln their future. Changes in the political environment threaten small but vital government support for the arts. Fresh alterations in the US tax code may affect individual philanthropy; increasing racial and ethnic diversity is putting pressure on boards to diversify membership and on foundations to m

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Punit Mehta,Jigar Sharda,Manik Lal Das belebte, und die die Kurzlebigkeit des medialen Feedbacks zwischen Markt, Produkt, Konsumenten und ?ffentlichkeitspolitik krass ins politische Bewusstsein trieb, sehnen sich ?ffentlichkeitsdesigner aller Sparten danach, eine zuverl?ssig kalkulierbare Funktion zwischen Werbung und Markt zu finden. D

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Anant Pushkar,Nirnay Ghosh,Soumya K. Ghoshurban environments to ethnic tourism, to underwater material?This volume explores China’s cultural heritage ideology and policies from three interrelated perspectives: the State and World Heritage tourism; cultural heritage tourism at undesignated sites, and the cultural politics of museums and coll