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06.05.2003
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The decentralisation of cultural policy in the United Kingdom - an evolving paradox
In this paper, which has been produced for the Policies for Culture workshop on Local Cultural Strategy development in Bucharest in May 2003, Phil Wood of Comedia UK adresses issues of decentralisation by means of assessment of the progress in British cultural policy over the past 25 years. Wood argues that Britain despite its pride of being tolerant, liberal and commited to fair play remains to be one of the most centrally-controlled and least open democracies. |
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author: Phil Wood |
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16.04.2003
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The role of culture in local development – some preliminary notes
This introduction to ongoing reflections on the role of culture in local environments of South East Europe is an complementary addendum to Vjeran Katunaric's text on decentralisation - see above! |
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author: Vjeran Katunaric |
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30.07.2002
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“Small Europe”: Why Decentralisation?
An essay on the decentralisation measures in cultural policies in Central and Eastern European countries and their contribution to the project for enlarged Europe. |
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author: Corina Suteu |
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30.07.2002
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From Trans-Frontier Cooperation to European Integration. The Case of the Danube-Cris-Mures-Tisza (DKMT) Euroregion
The article sets out some of the conclusions of the Civic Participation and Accountability project conducted by the Observatory for Regional and Euroregional Policies - Timisoara, Romania, for analysis of the cross-border cooperation in the Danube-Cris-Mures-Tisza Euroregion |
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author: Dorian Branea |
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