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Capturing Cultural Value: How culture has become a tool of government policy
"In June 2003 Demos organised a conference called ‘Valuing Culture’. The event started a debate about the degree to which cultural organisations should be obliged to use instrumental arguments to justify their public funding."
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Studies & Reports 25 of 49
"This pamphlet answers that question by proposing a wholesale reshaping of the way in which public funding of culture is undertaken. However, rather than beginning with the institutional structures and funding methodologies that currently operate, it starts with the assumptions underlying them. We need a language capable of reflecting, recognising and capturing the full range of values expressed through culture. Some of those values may be covert and naturalised, they may coexist or conflict, but only with clarity about what they are can we hope to build wide public support for the collective funding of culture."
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