DDML410 Introduction to International Culture Policy

Theatre Faculty
Summer 2021
Extent and Intensity
1/1/2. 2 credit(s). Type of Completion: graded credit.
Teacher(s)
MgA. Magdaléna Lišková, Ph.D. (lecturer)
Guaranteed by
prof. MgA. Blanka Kolegar
Theatre Management and Stage Technology Department – Dean’s Office – Theatre Faculty – Janáček Academy of Performing Arts
Supplier department: Theatre Management and Stage Technology Department – Dean’s Office – Theatre Faculty – Janáček Academy of Performing Arts
Prerequisites
Student graduated in the bachelor degree of Theatre Production and Stage Technology or in equal type of studies.
Course Enrolment Limitations
The course is only offered to the students of the study fields the course is directly associated with.
fields of study / plans the course is directly associated with
Course objectives
To apply typology of cultural policies in the international environment.
Student is aware of the impact of measures and the importance of transnational corporations in the field of culture and art. Student knows the main trendsetters in the international environment and connects the area of cultural policy with strategic planning and evaluation processes. He understands the economic potential of culture and cultural and creative industries, which is perceived as one of the many impacts of artistic activities.
Learning outcomes
Student will:
- able to understand the   political and legislative environment of international cultural policy,
- able to orientate in basic professional literature including international sources,
- know what are the main players in the field of international cultural policy and how they affect national cultural policies,
- have a basic overview of the similarities and differences of the national cultural policies of selected countries and will be able to work with information sources on the cultural policies of different countries of the world,
- able to think about cultural policy in global and economic contexts,
- able to reflect on cultural policy not only from the point of view of public cultural services but also in relation to the cultural and creative industries.
Syllabus
  • Principles of Cultural Policy
    Cultural Politics of European countries.
    EU cultural policy.
    Council of Europe.
    UNESCO.
    Artistic networks.
    Trend areas: Culture Diplomacy, Tax and Social Security, Global Roaming, International Co-Production and Touring.
    Creative industries and classification.
    The economic potential of culture.
Literature
    required literature
  • MATARASSO, Francois; LANDRY, Charles. Balancing act: twenty-one strategic dilemmas in cultural policy. Strasbourg Cedex : Council of Europe Publishing, 1999. 61 s. ISBN 92-871-3862-1. info
  • THROSBY, David. Economics and Culture. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2001. 194 s. Dostupné z WWW: . ISBN 0-521-58406. info
  • KEA European Affairs. The economy of culture in Europe : Study on the Economy of Culture in Europe. Brussels : European Comission, 2006. 334 s. Dostupné z WWW: . info
  • Zakaras, Laura. Cultivating demand for the arts : arts learning, arts engagement, and state arts policy / Laura Zakaras, Julia F Lowell. Santa Monica, RAND Corporation 2008. ISBN 978-0-8330-4184-5 (pbk. : alk. paper). info
  • Trine Bille: The creative class and preferences for culture. Paper to be presented at the 5th International Conference on Cultural Policy Research, iccpr2008, August 20-24, Istanbul. info
  • Holden, John: Democtratic Culture Opening up the Arts to Everyone. Demos, London 2008. info
  • COMPENDIUM. Cultural Policies and Tredns in Europe. http://www.culturalpolicies.net/. info
  • Webové portály EU, COE, UNESCO, sítí
    recommended literature
  • MANGSET, Per. The arm’s length principle and the art funding system. A comparative approach. In ICCPR2008. . The 5th International Conference on Cultural Policy Research. Istanbul : ICCPR, 2008. s. 20. Dostupné z WWW: . info
  • THROSBY, David. On the Sustainability of Cultural Capital. Sidney : Macquarie University, 2009. 16 s. Dostupné z WWW: . info
  • THROSBY, David. The Economics of Cultural Policy. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2010. 265 s. Dostupné z WWW: . ISBN 978-0-521-68784-3. info
  • HARTLEY, John. Creative Industries. Oxford : Blaskwell Publishing, 2009. 399 s. ISBN 978-1-4051-0147-9. info
  • FLORIDA, Richard. The rise of the creative class: and how it's transforming work, leisure, community and everyday life. New York : Basic Books, 2002. 404 s. ISBN 9780465024766. info
  • FLORIDA, Richard; TINAGLI, Irene. Europe in the Creative Age. Europe : Demos, 2004. 40 s. Dostupné z WWW: . info
  • MUNDY, Simon. Cultural Policy : A Short Guide. Strasbourg Cedex : Council of Europe Publishing, 2000. 93 s. Dostupné z WWW: . ISBN 92-871-4301-3. info
  • VIP, v.o.s. Vztah státu ke kultuře : Kulturní politika evropských zemí - poznatky a závěry. Praha : MKČR, 1996. 261 s. info
  • LAAKSONEN, Annamari. Making culture Accessible : Access, participation and cultural provision in the context of cultural rights in Europe [online]. Strasbourg Cedex : Council of Europe Publishing, 2010 [cit. 2011-07-05]. Dostupné z WWW: . ISBN 978-92_871-6729-3. info
  • Komparace kulturních systémů 15 zemí Evropské unie. In Podkladový materiál pro panelovou diskusi "Stát pro umění 21. století". Praha : Divadelní ústav, 2003. s. 9. Dostupné z WWW: . info
  • MOKRE, Monika. How to integrate Cultural Economics into Cultural Management. In Arts Management Network [online]. Weimar : Kulturmanagement Network Dirk Schütz & Dirk Heinze GbR, 2002, 2010 [cit. 2011-07-05]. Dostupné z WWW: . info
  • INKEI, Péter. The effects of the economic crisis on culture : by Péter Inkei, The Budapest Observatory. In CultureWatchErupe conference 2010 : "Culture and the Policies of Change. Brussels : CultureWatchEurope, 2010. s. 18. Dostupné z WWW: . info
  • Duelund, Peter. Reflections on the national dimension of European cultural policy. Paper to ICCPR2008, Yeditepe University, Istanbul, August 20-24, 2008. info
  • Dragojević , Sanjin a kol.: eCulture: The European Perspective Cultural Policy, Creative Industries, Information Lag. Proceedings from the Round Table Meeting. Zagreb, 24-27 April 2003 Culterlink. info
  • Love your work: training, retaining and connecting artists in theatre. Paper for the Major Performing Arts Board and the Theatre Board. © Australia Council 2008. T. info
  • BRINDLE, Meg; DEVERAUX, Constance. The Arts Managment Handbook : New Directions for Students and Practitioners. New York : M.E.Sharpe, Inc., 2011. 364 s. ISBN 978-0-7656-1741-5. info
  • CONTE, David M.; LANGLEY, Stephen. Theatre Management : Producing and Managign the Performing Arts. Hollywood : EntertainmentPro, 2007. 580 s. ISBN 0-89676-256-4. info
  • BRIEN, O and DAVID. Management, hodnoty a modernita v kreativních průmyslech. Praha : Barrister & Principal, 2015. ISBN 978-80-7485-058-5. info
  • ERTÜRK, Eylem. Local Cultural Policies Handbook: Steps, Tools and Case Studies. 2011th ed. 2011. ISBN 978-605-399-191-5. info
Teaching methods
* Regular teaching * Number of contact hours per week: 2 (1 hour lecture, 2 hours seminar) * Number of hours per week - student individual work: 2 (mainly work with literature).
Assessment methods
Graded credit on the basis of: attendance (30%) processing sub-tasks (abstracts of publications) (30%) elaboration and presentation of term paper (40%) Graded credit is the fulfillment of all the above parameters and respecting predetermined deadlines
Language of instruction
Czech
Follow-Up Courses
The course is also listed under the following terms Summer 2015, Summer 2016, Summer 2017, Summer 2018, Summer 2019, Summer 2020, Summer 2022, Summer 2023, Summer 2024, Summer 2025.
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