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"As the Canadian Conference of the Arts looks back at its National Policy Conference held just one year ago in early March 2006, this exercise provides us with the opportunity to report on the progress the organization has achieved in dealing with the priorities that conference delegates recommended to the CCA Board of Governors."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2007-03-09
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"...'look at what more we can do to nurture young creative talent', and...look for 'a clear set of assumptions which will help to inform the basis of our future policy on creativity'."
Creator(s): Paul Roberts | Date Published: 2006-06
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«Ce numéro s’intéresse aux expositions d’art contemporain présentées par les centres d’artistes en arts visuels.»
Creator(s): Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec | Date Published: 2004-07
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"The materials provided in this kit demonstrate why the arts and culture are vital to Canadian life and why it is important to voice your support."
Creator(s): Canada Council for the Arts | Date Published: 2004-06
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« Le portrait socioéconomique des artistes, rendu public le 24 février 2004, faisait la démonstration que plusieurs artistes et créateurs subsistent dans une précarité économique ou occupent un double emploi pour arriver à vivre décemment. On y remarque aussi d’importantes fluctuations de revenus. »
Creator(s): Ministère de la Culture et des Communications - Gouvernement du Québec | Date Published: 2004-06
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"Engagement with culture can help alleviate this poverty of aspiration – but there is a huge gulf between the haves and have nots. Government must take this gulf as seriously as the other great issues of national identity, personal wellbeing and quality of life."
Creator(s): Government of England - Department of Culture, Media and Sport | Date Published: 2004-05
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"Cultural highlights from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives' Alternative Federal Budget."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2004-03-16
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"The CCA's analysis of the 2 February 2004 Speech from the Throne."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2004-02-02
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"The arts continue to enrich and enhance our lives on a daily and lifelong basis. The following are just a few examples of how the arts are integrated into our lives to educate, stimulate, nurture, revitalize, rejuvenate, restore, revive, and generally improve our quality of life."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2004-02
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"A new on-line catalogue of all current publications of Arts Council England"
Creator(s): Arts Council England | Date Published: 2004
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"The meeting examined and advanced the policy goals of the creative industries."
Creator(s): Center for Arts and Culture and Creative Industries | Date Published: 2003-12-11
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"Workshop 2 (a) Making the Case for the Arts, Presented during the Second World Summit of Arts and Culture, November 2003 in Singapore."
Creator(s): Christopher Madden | Date Published: 2003-11-25
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"Panel 3: Key Themes & Future Strategies, Presented during the Second World Summit on the Arts and Culture, November 2003, in Singapore."
Creator(s): Lidia Varbanova | Date Published: 2003-11
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"The CCA's pre-Budget submission for this year, entitled Feeding the Canadian Spirit, was submitted to the Standing Committee on Finance on September 9, 2003."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2003-09-09
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"Annual Analysis of the Federal Budget by The Canadian Conference of the Arts."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2003-06
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"The report on the 2003 Chalmers Conference."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2003
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"The Canadian Conference of the Arts' Strategic Plan for 2003 to 2008."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2003
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"Advocacy begins at the local level. Municipal elections provide an ideal opportunity to profile the contribution of arts and culture to healthy communities and to promote support for arts and culture in your area."
Creator(s): Assembly BC Arts Councils | Date Published: 2002-06
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"Government collaborates with industry, melding strengths and resources to deliver public services that are both efficient and profitable."
Creator(s): Mack Reed | Date Published: 2002
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"The report on the 2001 Chalmers Conference. "
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2001
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"KPMG Consulting LP, Peter Fleming Consulting and Wall Communications Inc. undertook an evaluation of the Canadian Television Fund (CTF), on behalf of Canadian Heritage, to determine the extent to which the Fund met its stated objectives."
Creator(s): KPMG Consulting LP, Peter Fleming Consulting and Wall Communications Inc. | Date Published: 2000-03-23
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"The arts community encompasses more than existing arts organizations and is continually developing and diversifying. As a result, the focus of discussion expanded to means of advancing collective thinking and action for the benefit of the arts sector now and in future."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of The Arts | Date Published: 1997-10
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"This paper examines how other countries have adjusted their definition of charitable status."
Creator(s): M. Sharon Jeannotte | Date Published: 1996-11-15
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part eleven in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-12
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"Cultural Policy in the U.S. context is best understood as a system of arrangements that effects the allocation of resources and the articulation of value. As an advocate for artist-centered and ethnic-specific cultural practices, I am mindful of this arrangement, especially the politics of participation at work within it, tied as they may be to aesthetic judgments, administrative practices, and policy research."
Creator(s): Roberto Bedoya | Date Published: 2005-12
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part ten in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): Inge Ruigrok, The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-11
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part nine in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): Inge Ruigrok, The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-10
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«Partenariat entre l'État et la société civile, l'exemple (case study) de l'Observatoire de la culture et des communications du Québec.»
Creator(s): Serge Bernier, directeur Observatoire de la culture et des communications du Québec (OCCQ) | Date Published: 2005-09-21
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"Submission to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage."
Creator(s): The Canadian Film and Television Production Association | Date Published: 2005-09-15
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part eight in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): Inge Ruigrok, The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-09
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part seven in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): Inge Ruigrok, The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-08
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part six in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): Inge Ruigrok, The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-07
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part five in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): Inge Ruigrok, The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-06
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part three in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): Inge Ruigrok, The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-05
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part three in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): Inge Ruigrok, The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-04
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part two in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): Inge Ruigrok, The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-03
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"Pursuant to its study of the Canadian Feature Film Industry."
Creator(s): Canadian Film and Television Production Association | Date Published: 2005-02-18
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"The arts are not always in a prominent place on the political agenda in Africa, Latin-America and Asia. Nevertheless, an increasing number of governments recognise the importance of culture in itself and in connection to social and economic development. Part one in a series on cultural policy in non-Western countries."
Creator(s): Inge Ruigrok, The Power of Culture | Date Published: 2005-02
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"Reversal Of Fortune: The Need to Forge a New Strategy for Canadian Production."
Creator(s): Canadian Film and Television Production Association | Date Published: 2005-02
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"In recognition of the positive or negative role that culture could play in the relationship of peoples; with the realisation of the fact that culture is itself the mark of the identity of humankind and the foundation of all human rights; and believing that it is appropriate to ensure that the cultures of the nations, nationalities and peoples of Ethiopia receive equal recognition, respect, and the chance to develop."
Creator(s): The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia | Date Published: 2005
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"The Forum for Cultural Cooperation with South East Europe is a virtual platform for cooperation between the countries of the European Union and the region of South East Europe."
Creator(s): European Cultural Foundation | Date Published: 2004-02
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"On the basis of this study and the report from the Effect Committee the paper discusses the regional effects of state policy in general with an emphasis on cultural policy. The main conclusion is that in state cultural policy there has become considerably less regional and district policy the last 10-15 years."
Creator(s): Georg Arnestad, Research Coordinator, Sogn og Fjordane University College | Date Published: 2004
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"In this paper I suggest a reframing of the discourse around American cultural policy. Embracing Evan Alderson’s definition of cultural policy as a “system of arrangements,” I aim to shed light on who is participating in the discourse."
Creator(s): Roberto Bedoya - National Performance Network | Date Published: 2004
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"This note represents the outcome of a conversation between thirteen Canadian and international thinkers and arts practitioners at Mount Engadine Alberta, July 5-7, 2004. It was hosted by the EPCOR CENTRE for the Performing Arts (Calgary), with much appreciated assistance from the Department of Canadian Heritage. A list of the participants is given at the end of the report."
Creator(s): Creativity Unbound EPCOR CENTRE for the Performing Arts | Date Published: 2004
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" Discussion focused on leadership, advocacy, and communication and collective action."
Creator(s): Center for Arts and Culture | Date Published: 2003-11-12
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"The two main objectives of the 2004-2007 culture policy are to enhance the cultural factor in society and to assign the government in a less conspicuous role."
Creator(s): Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science | Date Published: 2003-11-03
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"The establishment of MACSA followed the enactment of the Status of the Artist Act in July 2002...In shaping the final recommendations for this report, MACSA saw the Status of the Artist Act as a strong foundation from which to build and strengthen the status of the artist in Saskatchewan."
Creator(s): The Government of Saskatchewan: The Department of Culture, Youth and Recreation | Date Published: 2003-10
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"The meeting, which focused on Arts Education, Cultural Tourism, and Affordable Housing/Venues, was designed to inform The Plan of Nashville, an 18- month project to develop a community-based vision and design principle for metropolitan Nashville."
Creator(s): Center for Arts and Culture and the Curb Center for Art, Enterprise, and Public Policy | Date Published: 2003-07-10
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"The federal government's programs and policies are designed to make sure that our children and their children can see, hear and watch themselves and their realities in magazines, on the Web pages, in the stories told through music and in the dance of our Canadian artists."
Creator(s): Department of Canadian Heritage | Date Published: 2003-05-14
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"FACTOR/MUSICACTION CANADA (FMC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the development and promotion of Canadian content sound recordings."
Creator(s): Department of Canadian Heritage | Date Published: 2003-03-14
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"Dutch cultural policy is an edifice that has been built up in stages from a variety of ideological elements. All the major political and religious schools of thought have contributed to the process, just as they have to the creation of the welfare state, each one defending its own sacred cows in the resulting system."
Creator(s): Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science | Date Published: 2003
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"The Department of Canadian Heritage of the Government of Canada hosted a capacity-building workshop on arts and cultural policy for development in December 2000."
Creator(s): Department of Canadian Heritage | Date Published: 2001-03
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"The theme of the Canadian Cultural Research Network (CCRN) Colloquium, "Cultural Policies, Cultural Practices and Social Change: Exploring the Links Between Culture and Social Change," was chosen in collaboration with the organisers of the 1998 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences Federation of Canada."
Creator(s): Canadian Cultural Research Network | Date Published: 1999-01-05
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"This paper represents a first step in an exploration of the social and cultural dimensions of sustainable development. It also attempts to identify, in the Canadian context, some of the key challenges and opportunities for both governments and others, indeed for society in general, inaddressing the critical questions in this relatively unexplored area."
Creator(s): Dhiru Patel | Date Published: 1998-06-03
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"This study was commissioned by Industry Canada, Canadian Heritage and the CRTC. The objectives of the Study (as required by the Terms of Reference) were to provide a profile of the Canadian new media industry (including identifying the strengths and weaknesses) and to recommend policy mechanisms to promote the industry."
Creator(s): Department of Canadian Heritage | Date Published: 1998-03-31
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