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Expressive cultural activities, such as viewing visual art, drama, or dance, are perceived as beneficial to individuals and societies, justifying public funding. However, not everyone benefits and participates equally. We intentionally sampled infrequent and frequent attendees among young adults in ...

Author(s)
Bendegom, C. van; Mitas, O.; Boode, W.; Rooij, P. de; Bastiaansen, M.
Publisher
Taylor & Francis, Philadelphia, USA
Citation
Journal of Leisure Research, 2022, 53, 2, pp 229-252
Abstract

I examine associations between demographic and political factors and attitudes regarding government funding of the arts in the United States. I also generate dynamic, state-level estimates of public opinion on governmental support the arts from 1990 to 2016. While elite rhetoric and policy...

Author(s)
Jacobsmeier, M. L.
Publisher
Routledge, Abingdon, UK
Citation
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2021, 27, 4, pp 463-484
Abstract

The arts in the USA receive little federal support relative to other developed nations. Because culture and the arts are often viewed as a nonessential role of government, public officials have proposed eliminating public funding for the arts. We examine support for public arts funding using a...

Author(s)
Luccasen, R. A., III; Thomas, M. K.
Publisher
Springer, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Citation
Journal of Cultural Economics, 2020, 44, 4, pp 589-604
Abstract

Despite generous public funding, arts institutions in Germany are primarily serving a small, educated section of the German population. This article presents findings from arts participation surveys, research from an empirical study on "Intercultural Audience Development" in public theaters and...

Author(s)
Mandel, B. R.
Publisher
Taylor & Francis, Philadelphia, USA
Citation
Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society, 2019, 49, 2, pp 121-135
Abstract

A nation's cultural policy is derived from its political and governance history, and its past practices. Taking the genealogical traits of South Korean cultural policies into account, the authors examine the contributions and risks of a public-led arts incubator program. One of the Arts Council...

Author(s)
Shin HyeSun; Kim InSul
Publisher
Taylor & Francis, Philadelphia, USA
Citation
Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society, 2019, 49, 1, pp 89-103
Abstract

The Mzansi Golden Economy (MGE) programme in South Africa is intended to unlock the arts, culture and heritage sector to create sustainable jobs and economic development as well as address social cohesion. This research focuses on one of the main sub-categories, the Festivals and Events Grant...

Author(s)
Bob, U.; Swart, K.; Gounden, R.; Gumede, A.; Nkambule, S.
Publisher
Universitatea din Oradea Romania, Oradea, Romania
Citation
GeoJournal of Tourism and Geosites, 2019, 27, 4, pp 1236-1250
Abstract

Performing arts organizations are characterized by different objectives other than revenue. Even if, on the one hand, theaters aim to increase revenue from box office as a consequence of the systematic reduction in public funds; on the other hand, they pursue the objective to increase its...

Author(s)
Baldin, A.; Bille, T.; Ellero, A.; Favaretto, D.
Publisher
Springer, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Citation
Journal of Cultural Economics, 2018, 42, 4, pp 677-700
Abstract

This paper analyses the post-Soviet evolution of the sector of cultural organizations in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The study relies on a combination of qualitative (semi-structured interviews with employees of 34 cultural organizations of St. Petersburg) and quantitative (pile sorting) methods of...

Author(s)
Safonova, M. A.; Sokolova, N. A.; Barmina, A. S.
Publisher
Routledge, Abingdon, UK
Citation
Cultural Studies, 2018, 32, 5, pp 747-771
Abstract

This article focuses on the public movement education practices of a group of middle-class, Korean dance instructors at the Korea Laban Movement Institute (KLMI), a recently established civil institution in Seoul, South Korea. The KLMI classes promote self-directed and well-rounded Korean bodies...

Author(s)
Hwang HyeWon
Publisher
Routledge, Abingdon, UK
Citation
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2018, 24, 4, pp 504-519
Abstract

In the last two decades academic and policy interest in the economic growth potential of the cultural sector has risen sharply in UK, as well as in other OECD countries. Alongside this there has been a shift in cultural policies away from a focus on the public value of culture to the economic value ...

Author(s)
Scott, K.; Rowe, F.; Pollock, V.
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK
Citation
Journal of Rural Studies, 2018, 59, pp 173-182

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