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Conference time table

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Time slot codes 23rd,March 24th,March 25th,March 26th,March
YRW Paper Panel Paper Panel Paper Panel
LA: Δ14:00-15:30
Denver:
Δ15:00-16:30
Chicago:
Δ16:00-17:30
NY:
Δ17:00-18:30
UK:
Δ21:00-22:30
WestEurope:
Δ22:00-23:30
Moscow:
0:00-1:30
HongKong:
5:00-6:30
Japan:
6:00-7:30
Sydney:
7:00-8:30
1
Creative Industries 1
Chair:Michael Rushton

Localism and participation
Chair:Jennifer Novak-Leonard

Culture and Nationalism, Identity
Chair:Egle Rindzevchiute

Social Inclusion
Chair:Rachel Skaggs

Policymaking 1
Chair:Simone Wesner

Craft, Design, Visual Arts
Chair:Gonzalo Soltero
LA: Δ17:00-18:30
Denver:
Δ18:00-19:30
Chicago:
Δ19:00-20:30
NY:
Δ20:00-21:30
UK:
0:00-1:30
WestEurope:
1:00-2:30
Moscow:
3:00-4:30
HongKong:
8:00-9:30
Japan:
9:00-10:30
Sydney:
10:00-11:30
2
Cities 1
Chair:Shintaro Fujii

Heritage & community
Chair:Mai Akagi

museum 1
Chair:Mia Nakamura

Participation
Chair:Ryu Kojima

Cultural industry / Popular Culture
Chair:Yuichiro Nagatsu

inclusion, human rights
Chair:Mariko Koizumi

creativity
Chair:Yuki Akino
LA: Δ20:00-21:30
Denver:
Δ21:00-23:30
Chicago:
Δ22:00-23:30
NY:
Δ23:00-0:30
UK:
3:00-4:30
WestEurope:
4:00-6:30
Moscow:
6:00-7:30
HongKong:
11:00-12:30
Japan:
12:00-13:30
Sydney:
13:00-14:30
3
Creative Industry 2
Chair:Hiroko Tsuboi-Friedman

Creative Industry 3
Chair:Kenichi Kawasaki

Creative Industry 4
Chair:Tony Liu

Gender & Memory in Asia
Chair:Rene Carraz

Theory of Cultural Policy
Chair:Mitsuhiro Yoshimoto
LA: Δ23:00-0:30
Denver:
0:00-1:30
Chicago:
1:00-2:30
NY:
2:00-3:30
UK:
6:00-7:30
WestEurope:
7:00-8:30
Moscow:
9:00-10:30
HongKong:
14:00-15:30
Japan:
15:00-16:30
Sydney:
16:00-17:30
4
History, Cultural Relations
Chair:Annegret Bergmann

Regions, Cities
Chair:Yukiko Nagashima

Funding in European Cultural Policy
Chair:Sachiko Kanno

Visual Arts, Identity
Chair:Salfitrie Roos Maryunani

Theory
Chair:Helen Rusak
LA: 0:30-2:00
Denver:
1:30-3:00
Chicago:
2:30-4:00
NY:
3:30-5:00
UK:
7:30-9:00
WestEurope:
9:30-10:00
Moscow:
10:30-12:00
HongKong:
15:30-17:00
Japan:
16:30-18:00
Sydney:
17:30-19:00
     
LA: 0:30-2:00
Denver:
1:30-3:00
Chicago:
2:30-4:00
NY:
3:30-5:00
UK:
7:30-9:00
WestEurope:
9:30-10:00
Moscow:
10:30-12:00
HongKong:
15:30-17:00
Japan:
16:30-18:00
Sydney:
17:30-19:00
(Re)claiming Identity: Cases of Reviving Traditional Dances in Cambodia, Malaysia and Japan
 
LA: 2:00-3:30
Denver:
3:00-4:30
Chicago:
4:00-5:30
NY:
5:00-6:30
UK:
9:00-10:30
WestEurope:
10:00-11:30
Moscow:
12:00-13:30
HongKong:
17:00-18:30
Japan:
18:00-19:30
Sydney:
19:00-20:30
5
LA:1:00-4:15Denver:2:00-5:15Chicago:3:00-6:15NY:4:00-7:15UK:8:00-11:15WestEurope:9:00-12:15Moscow:11:00-14:15HongKong:16:00-19:15Japan:17:00-20:15Sydney:18:00-21:15
Webinar1

LA:1:00-4:15Denver:2:00-5:15Chicago:3:00-6:15NY:4:00-7:15UK:8:00-11:15WestEurope:9:00-12:15Moscow:11:00-14:15HongKong:16:00-19:15Japan:17:00-20:15Sydney:18:00-21:15
Webinar2

LA:1:00-4:15Denver:2:00-5:15Chicago:3:00-6:15NY:4:00-7:15UK:8:00-11:15WestEurope:9:00-12:15Moscow:11:00-14:15HongKong:16:00-19:15Japan:17:00-20:15Sydney:18:00-21:15
Webinar3

LA:1:00-4:15Denver:2:00-5:15Chicago:3:00-6:15NY:4:00-7:15UK:8:00-11:15WestEurope:9:00-12:15Moscow:11:00-14:15HongKong:16:00-19:15Japan:17:00-20:15Sydney:18:00-21:15
Webinar4

Film & Music
Chair:Aron Weigl

Aging, Audience
Chair:Victoria Barker

National Cultural Policy, Cultural Diplomacy
Chair:Kiwon Hong

East Europe
Chair:Kazuko Goto

Cities
Chair:Nissim Otmazgin
LA: 3:30-5:00
Denver:
4:30-6:00
Chicago:
5:30-7:00
NY:
6:30-8:00
UK:
10:30-12:00
WestEurope:
11:30-13:00
Moscow:
13:30-15:00
HongKong:
18:30-20:00
Japan:
19:30-21:00
Sydney:
20:30-22:00
Plenary  
Resilience of Culture and Cultural Policy - Community, Art, and Cultural Management in Asia
Cultural Heritage and International Politics
Available anytime after March 25th
Special Panel On-Demand
New Businesses from Digital Creativity - Trends from Japan
Available anytime after March 26th
ANCER Panel 01
LA: 3:30-5:00
Denver:
4:30-6:00
Chicago:
5:30-7:00
NY:
6:30-8:00
UK:
10:30-12:00
WestEurope:
11:30-13:00
Moscow:
13:30-15:00
HongKong:
18:30-20:00
Japan:
19:30-21:00
Sydney:
20:30-22:00
The Power of Networking in a COVID World: Updates from South East Asia
LA: 5:00-6:30
Denver:
6:00-7:30
Chicago:
7:00-8:30
NY:
8:00-9:30
UK:
12:00-13:30
WestEurope:
13:00-14:30
Moscow:
15:00-16:30
HongKong:
20:00-21:30
Japan:
21:00-22:30
Sydney:
22:00-23:30
6
Music
Chair:Steven Hedley

Museum 2
Chair:Sigrid Royseng

Cities 2
Chair:Melissa Nisbett

International Cultural Relations, Resilience (International)
Chair:Bjarki Valtysson

Evaluation, Impact Assessment, Digital
Chair:Milena Sesic

Market, Fund
Chair:Arturo Rodriguez Morato

Heritage
Chair:Jenny Johannisson

Cultural Institutions
Chair:Jeremy Ahearne

Diversity, Cultural Policy
Chair:Hye-Kyung Lee

Link to the Conference Portal

The site for Interactive Conference Programme with links to Zoom, Remo, Abstracts and Full Papers.
http://conference-apps-online.net/web/iccpr2020/
* Participants Only

Additional Detail for the Conference

  1. Paper sessions will have chairs and designated commentators, as well as live discussions with participants.
  2. Panels will have time for discussion with participants.
  3. There will be a live symposium on the 24th of March from 16:30 to 18:00 JST on the resilience of cultural policy, inviting speakers from Serbia, Cambodia and Japan. Simultaneous interpretations between English and Japanese will be provided via Zoom.
  4. There will be a lecture on cultural heritage by a Japanese expert, commented by a German scholar, made accessible from the 25th of March.
  5. There will be a panel discussion on the relationship between art and technology inviting entrepreneurs in Japan in the field. The session will be accessible from the 26th of March and simultaneously interpreted between English and Japanese.

We are having a few more plans to make the conference more interesting to explore, not just paper sessions online. More details will become available.

Panel Presenters

Panel Session Surname First Name Affiliation Affiliation 2 Title
CrückebergJohannesInstitute of Political ScienceUniversity of MuensterCultural policies in federations: actors negotiating the division of cultural powers
Rius UlldemolinsJoaquimUniversity of Valencia
PaquetteJonathanUniversity of Ottawa
RedaelliEleonoraUniversity of Oregon
BonetLluisUniversity of Barcelona
Martín ZamoranoMarianoUniversity of Barcelona
ComeauGina S.Laurentian University
BrookOrianUniversity of EdinburghCulture is bad for you: Inequality in the cultural and creative industries
CroninMargaretQueens University Belfast
NwonkaCliveLondon School of Economics
OakleyKateUniversity of Glasgow
LuckmanSusanUniversity of South Australia
BrookOrianUniversity of Edinburgh
TaylorMarkUniversity of Sheffield
TowerAshUniversity of South AustraliaCraft, Culture and Economy: Resilient Making at the Interface of Cultural Policy and Innovation Systems
LuckmanSusanUniversity of South Australia
BennettJuliaCrafts Council UK
GuXingMonash University
GuèvremontVéroniqueUniversité LavalThe Discoverability of Cultural Contents as a Tool to Enhance Resilience of Cultural Policies in the Digital Environment
RicherIrisUniversité Laval
OtasevicIvanaUniversité Laval
VarinClémenceUniversité Laval & Université de Rennes 1
FujiiShintaroWaseda UniversityPolitics of Arts in the Japanese Festival Landscape
PoultonCodyUniversity of Victoria
RosnerKrisztinaMeiji University
PhucHoang MinhDong Nai College of Decorative Arts7, 30/4 street, Trung Dung ward, BienHoa, DongNaiThe policy for Vietnamese Curators
NakamuraMiaKyushu UniversityBest Next Practice in Arts Evaluation
MeyrickJulianGriffith University
BlancheRachelQueen Margaret University
BarnettTullyFlinders University
HadjiathanasiouMariaHorizon 2020 Research FellowUniversity of NicosiaA Century of Cultural Diplomacy, Cultural Policy and International Relations in the Mediterranean: The Cases of Cyprus and Greece (1878-1977)
IoannouMargaritaRestart 2016-2020: EXCELLENCE/0918/0190 Postdoctoral Fellow Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation
GotsiKaterinaCenter for Scientific Dialogue and Research
PetritsiEleniNational Kapodistrian University of Athens (Greece)
WesnerSimoneBirkbeck, University of LondonArtist’s Policy Narratives
ShampanovaElenaBirkbeck, University of London
ScarsbrookSarahBirkbeck, University of London
WrightDavidUniversity of WarwickUniversity of WarwickHow Culture Became Digital.
GrayCliveUniversity of Warwick
RindzevicuiteEgleKingston University
CossuAlbertoUniversity of Leicester
BandinelleCarolinaUniversity of Warwick
RindzeviciuteEgleKingston University LondonDrTransforming Cultural Policy in Eastern Europe: The Endless Frontier
CveticaninPredragFaculty of Arts, University of Nis, SerbiaCULTURAL POLICY IN THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATION, DIGITALIZATION, MASS-MIGRATIONS, AND INCREASING SOCIAL INEQUALITIES: NEW CONCEPTS, NEW APPROACHES, NEW METHODOLOGIES
KisicVisnjaThe Center for Empirical Cultural Studies of South-East Europe
Katz-GerroTallyUniversity of Haifa
López SintasJordiUniversitat Autònoma de Barcelona
PetricMirkoInstitute Ivo Pilar
durrervictoria catherineUniversity College DublinResilience & Resistance: Cultural values and the internationalization of arts and cultural management training and education
Hernández AcostaJavierUniversidad del Sagrado Corazón
Dragićević-ŠešićMilenaUniversity of Arts in Belgrade

Paper Presenters

Paper Session Surname First Name Affiliation Affiliation 2 Title
AbfalterDagmarmdw - University of Music and Performing ArtsViennaAn independent career in classical music? A comparison of market valuation practices of classical music and higher music education in Vienna and Berlin
StiniSandramdw
AKINOYUKIVisiting Scholar at Columbia University, USAAssociate Professor at Dokkyo University, JapanIs it possible to construct a right of public access to an artistic presentation? - How can we spark discussion on the right for visitors and audiences to attend, know, judge, and discuss in a critic-addicted society? -
AshtonHeidiAssistant ProfessorUniversity of WarwickUnmasking the Phantom: A comparative analysis of pay and policy in the West End UK and Broadway USA
BarkerVictoriaUniversity of DerbyCollege of Arts, Humanities and EducationThe show must go on: a city-based investigation of enacting and developing cultural strategy.
JordanJennieLeicester Castle Business School De Montfort University
BelinskayaYuliaDepartment of CommunicationUniversity of ViennaThe many faces of resilience: dynamics of artistic practices and legitimisation in graffiti
KolokythaOlgaUniversity of Vienna
BirnkrautGesaUniversity of applied sciences OsnabrückInnovation, agile management and cultural policy - interdependencies and learning points
BorinElenaBurgundy School of BusinessTransnational cinema as a response to a changing scenario: some insight from the French context
bouquerelfannyprofesseure associeeResilience in EU international cultural relations: challenges and pitfalls of the EU cultural action in the Southern Mediterranean area
BrandMichèleUniversity of Hildesheim (Germany)Department of Cultural Policy‘Cultural practices and conflict prevention by the example of the promotion of the cultural sector in the Republic of Mali’
CarrazReneDepartment of Global Innovation StudiesToyo UniversityWhat about the Publicscape? A new outlook for creative cities.
CHÁVEZ AGUAYOMarco AntonioUniversidad de Guadalajara (Mexico)The Reggaeton of Cultural Policy: It’s Latin America speaking! (and dancing)
ChoEunaHongik UniversityDepartment of Arts and Cultural ManagementCreative Aging via Arts Participation: An Action Research
ChangWoongJoHongik University
CHUNGHsiao-LingInstitute of Creative Industries DesignNational Cheng Kung UniversityFrom Elasticity to Ecosystem~ The Case of the Cultural Creative Industries Policy Co-creation of the Tainan City
CuylerAntonio CFlorida State University (FSU)Florida State University (FSU)Victims of Exclusionary Cultural Policies, and Savants of Cultural Production: Exploring the Paradox of African American Cultural Engagement in the U. S.
FujiharaTabihitoKyushu UniversityThe Significance and Value of Loose Participation in Art Festivals as a Volunteer
GendaYutaThe University of TokyoAn incorporated administrative agencyA Basic Study on the Change of Cultural Concept in Urban Planning -Central Tokyo and Musashino City in Suburbs of Tokyo-
Gierat-BierońBożenaJagiellonian UniversityEffectiveness of the EU-Asia Cultural Relations with the special emphasis on Japan. The socio-cultural cooperation, education, and heritage.
GOTOKazukoFaculty of Economics, Setsunan UniversityWhat will the change of museum definition bring on museums? – a case study of Japan
HadleyStevenNational University of Ireland GalwayAre We the Baddies? Audience Development, Culture-as-Vocation and Democratic Cultural Policy
HeinickeJuliusUniversity Hildesheim“Care for the Open” as a strategy of resilience against radicalisation? The role of cultural policy for dealing with cultural diversity
HorňákováLuciaUniversity of Economics in PragueAcquisition Fund: an unrecognised treasure within the Cultural Policy of the Czech Republic
HUANGYi-wenDepartment of Film, Media and Cultural StudiesBirkbeck, University of LondonCultural Governance and Local Politics: a Case Study Analysis of Taiwan’s Capital of Culture, Tainan City
HyllandOle MariusTelemark Research InstituteDigital cultural policy. The story of a slow and reluctant revolution
IshimineErikopart-timeTokyo University of the ArtsCurrent Situation and Issues of the Education Programs in Music in Japan: Focusing on Developing of Artists and Coordinators in Local Communities
SatouYoshikoJapan Foundation for Regional Art-Activities
AkagiMaiShowa University of Music
KarvelyteKristinaMing Chuan UniversityDepartment of Urban Planning and Disaster ManagementCities as cultural platforms for all? Listening to the voices of emerging artists in Taipei
KawasakiKenichiJACPRContemporary Cultural Policies and Smart Cities: Learning from Global Creative City Singapore
KAZAMAYusukethe University of TokyoGraduate School of Humanities and SociologyArts in Japan’s correctional facilities
KisicVisnjaTIMS FacultyEDUCONS University Novi SadResilience versus Interdependence: Towards Ecological Turn in Cultural Policies
TomkaGoranEDUCONS University
KleinRicardoUniversity of ValenciaLocal cultural policy matters? Political orientations, cultural management model and results of public cultural action in Barcelona and València
Rius UlldemolinsJoaquimUniversity of Valencia
KlockeVeraUniversity of HildesheimFaculty for Theatre, Media and Popular CultureLooking at the things people look at. Perspectives on the domestication of media in the increasingly fragmented society of Germany.
KohYoungaahMiami UniversityMiami UniversityImpact of ethnic community-based cultural activities on acculturation and social cohesion: A case study of a Korean-American community in the Midwest
KoizumiMarikoKyoto Seika UniversityGovernmental Role for the Development of Japanese Animation
KolokythaOlgaDepartment of CommunicationUniversity of ViennaResilience to transformation: institutional malfunctions as driving forces behind professional musicians’ migration
LazzoniPaoloHYDEA S.p.A.Project Manager Culture and Cultural Heritage Dept.How can we build resilience through heritage? The case of As Samou’ in Palestine
LEEHONGREALURBAN NOSTALGIA:Center for Urban Space/Memory Studies (independent scholar)Architecturally-Imagined Cultural Memory Spaces: On the Conservation and/or Demolition of Contested Modern Cultural Heritages in Postcolonial Korea
LeeHye-KyungKing's College LondonCultural Industrial Policy and Venture Capital (VC) in South Korea
LeeJin WooKyung Hee UniversityGlobalised Value of Artworks in the Contemporary Art Market: A Contextual Review of Biennales and Art Fairs
LeeSoo HeeUniversity of Kent
LeivaJoãoGoldsmithsUniversity of LondonCultural Policies in Brazil
LiChuanApplied Economics DepartmentUniversity of ValenciaFormulating a bottom-up policy for design-enabled innovation in Europe
Rausell KosterPauApplied Economics Department, University of Valencia
LimaLuciana Piazzon BarbosaCetic.brCULTURAL PARTICIPATION ON THE INTERNET: THE BRAZILIAN SCENARIO ACCORDING TO THE ICT HOUSEHOLDS SURVEY
LINYU-PENGIndependent researcherNeoliberalized cultural policy-making: the case of music-export policy in Taiwan since 2010
TSAIHUI-JUTAMKANG UNIVERSITY
LindqvistKatjaDept of Service ManagementLund UniversityRegional cultural and creative industries policy evolution in Sweden 1999-2019
LiuTonyNational Chung Hsing UniversityRe-examining Cool Japan and Its Implications for Taiwan’s Cultural Policy
YehWei-LihNational Applied Research Laboratories, Ministry of Science and Technology
LiuTony Tai-TingNational Chung Hsing UniversityCenter for General EducationBeyond Infrastructure and Trade: cultural policy under the BRI and the non-resilient challenge
LudleyMaikeUniversity of WarwickHow does cultural policy mean? Interpretations of cultural policy and their effects on public cultural policy making.
MaryunaniSalfitrie RoosSchool of Business and ManagementInstitut Teknologi BandungThe Making of a Creative City: Bandung and Its Creative Industries Ecosystem
RustiadiSonnySchool of Business and Management, Institut Teknologi Bandung
Raafaldini MirzantiIstiSchool of Business and Management, Institut Teknologi Bandung
NagatsuYuichiroKyushu UniversityA Study on the Process of Shaping Inclusive Cultural Policy in Japan : Case Study of Cultural Policy for Persons with Disabilities
NakagawaHideyukiAkita International UniversityThe Evaluation of Preservation Policies in the Historic Districts ― Time Difference with the Building Fixed Effects in Hikone and Nagoya Cities―
NakamuraMihoAssociate ProfessorShizuoka University of Art and CultureJapanese Cultural Policy from the Viewpoint of Law (1945–2020)
KobayashiMariPhD, Professor, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology,University of Tokyo
NdzutaAkhonaUniversity of Fort HareMending the Frontlines, Reconfiguring South African Cultural Diplomacy
NelsonRobinUniversity of OttawaMuseums’ Defined Value in Museum Governance
NisbettMelissaKing's College LondonCan Soft Power Be Bought?
Novak-LeonardJenniferNorthwestern UniversityIs Creativity Artistic? Public Perceptions of Creativity in the United States
SkaggsRachelThe Ohio State University
OtmazginNissimThe Hebrew University of JerusalemThe Hebrew University of JerusalemFrom Kishi to Kokusaika: Japan’s Cultural Policy and Cultural Diplomacy in the Early Postwar Period
PetersTomasICEI - Universidad de ChileCultural Policy and cultural consumption in Chile: from the cultural demands in a context of inequality to the challenges of cultural access in a digital era
PetrováPavlaArts and Theatre Institute30 Years of Freedom in the Czech Arts Sector: The Shift of Paradigm in Cultural Policies
PoprawskiMarcinAMU Adam Mickiewicz University PoznanFaculty of Anthropology and Cultural StudiesFestivals’ local ecosystems: cross-sectorial synergies and cities’ cultural policies – stories from Poland.
PurwantiNurul DwiNational Cheng Kung University, TaiwanNurturing ‘Creative Governing Ecosystem’: Case Study of Tainan English Friendly City Policy
RauthCharlotte JohannaUniversity of HildesheimRedefinition of cultural diplomacy. The bangaloREsidency-Expanded as an example for a successful implementation
RenkoVappuUniversity of JyväskyläRescaling cultural policies: regional level’s role in Finland and Sweden since 1995
ReynoldsSarahUniversity of LeedsArts Centres: The hopes, the dreams, and the reality
RøysengSigridProfessorNorwegian Academy of MusicThe politics of gender in classical ballet
RusakHelenWestern Australian Acedemy of Performing ArtsEdith Cowan UniversityBreaking the Glass Harmonica: Women in Musical Leadership
SanoNaoyaUeno Gakuen College of MusicInfluence on art festival visitors’ behavior in social media through crossing contexts -A case study on Reborn-Art Festival 2017-
SarkarAnubhaMonash University‘Behind the Scenes’ of Mumbai’s Bollywood
SchrammeAnnickUniversity of Antwerp (Belgium)Antwerp Management School (Belgium)cultural governance from a global perspective: a tool or a process?
ScottMichael WilliamFlinders UniversityCollege of Humanities, Arts and Siocial ScienceTheme: Culture and economy Rethinking cultural entrepreneurship: charisma, symbolic labour, and cultural policy
SkaggsRachelThe Ohio State UniversityDepartment of Arts Administration, Education, and PolicyCopyright Policy & Artists’ Creative Work in the Digital Age
SolteroGonzaloMexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM)National School of Higher Studies (Leon)Art workshops for juveniles in conflict with the law in Mexico
SpenceKim-MarieSouthampton Solent UniveritySouthampton Solent UniverityKingston Creative - a lesson in Global South creative city policy praxis
SuzukiNobuharuYokohama City UniversityStudy on location trends of creative industries in Yokohama city, Japan
UenoMasayaKanagawa University
SzostekMichalAdam Mickiewicz InstituteHow do nations communicate through culture? A study of the celebrations of the 100th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Japan and Poland.
TrojanowskaBarbaraAdam Mickiewicz Institute
FornalakPatrykAdam Mickiewicz Institute
SuwińskiAdamAdam Mickiewicz Institute
TAKAKUAyaKyushu UniversityGraduate School of Integrated Sciences for Global SocietyThe particularity of the first Japanese Museum Collection: Focusing on the evaluation process for collecting excavated “artifacts” from 1874 to 1882
TanakaAtsushiIndependentThe relation between central and local governments in the development of Japanese cultural policy
TAZAKINaomiKyoto Women's UniversityThe creation of “collectiveness”: the continuity of French music policy from the Popular Front (1936-38) to the Vichy era (1940-44)
TeruiTakaoKing's College LondonReconceptualising the Roles of the Private Business in Film Policy: The British Film Institute and the film trade in the 1930s
TomkaGoranTIMS FacultyEDUCONS UniversityIntroducing Contingency to Cultural Policy Studies - Theorising Epistemological Positions and Idealized Norms of Cultural Policy Making and Research
KisicVisnjaEDUCONS University
TranLanaTokyo University of the ArtsConstructed resilience in Japan’s “art projects”: A case study analysis of Echigo-Tsumari Art Field
TsaiNien-JuTaiwanNational Taitung Living Art CenterNetwork between space and memory: a discuss in the cultural transformation of Hualien Cultural and Creative Industries Park
tsuchiyamasaomiJosai UniversityPosition of Cultural Property Protection Policy in Cultural Policy; Through the Analysis of Cultural Administration Protection Policy in the 1970s and 1980s in Japan
ValtyssonBjarkiUniversity of CopenhagenKaren Blixens Vej 1Museums and digital cultural politics
WatanabeAsunaUniversity of Electro-CommunicationsCurrent Status and Issues of “Creative Music Making” in Japanese Music Education
YamamotoKayokoUniversity of Electro-Communications
WatanabeHarukaTsuda UniversityA Theoretical Study on NPM Reform in Japanese Local Cultural Policy
WeiglAronEDUCULTResilience of Cultural Heritage On the Development of a Holistic Impact Assessment Model
WesnerSimoneBirkbeck, University of LondonWeaving cultural values into policymaking - a hands-on approach!
WimmerConstanzeUniversity of Music and Performing ArtsCultural and Artistic Citizenship as a challenge for the sector of Classical Music and the Training of Musicians
YehShang-ChingTainan National University of the ArtsExploring object donors’ motivation of the museum
HuangPeng-WeiTainan National University of the Arts
ChenShu-ChingNational Science and Technology Museum
HuangJun-FuNational Science and Technology Museum
YEHWEILIHSocial Engagement CenterNational Sun Yat-sen UniversityPolicy, Identity, and Market: A Study of China’s Oil Painting Market
YeungTin ShuiTokyo University of the ArtsHong Kong “Lennon Walls”: Collective identity construction through monumentality and its implication to cultural policy
LEEHOI YIN LEEChinese University of Hong Kong
YoonJeongsilDongduk Women's UniversityThe Cultural Policies for Contemporary Art in Singapore in the Era of Creative Economy
YuYouyouNew York UniversityThe Influence of the Chinese Government’s Cultural Policies on the Arts Market
ZamoranoMariano MartínCECUPS, University of BarcelonaCultural policies and the commons in Madrid and Barcelona during the “governments of change” (2015-2019): Towards a post creative city?
ZhangMarco zexunUniversity College DublinThe Reshaping of Hong Kong Culture after 1997: Constructing the West Kowloon Cultural District

Young Researchers' Workshop

Session Surname First Name Affiliation Affiliation 2 Title
DebattistaAdrianQueen Margaret University, EdinburghThe Independent Music Scene in Malta: Interpreted Realities and Policy Imaginaries
DonouvossiEsperaUniversity of Cape CoastTowards coherent cultural policies in Benin through Participative and Stakeholder-Based Policy Design
El kahlaIyadhPhD candidate in cultural policyUniversity of HildesheimPost-revolution Tunisia music culture policy: The told/untold?
HansarMariaEstonian Academy of ArtsRemediating the Authentic in the Digital Era.
HUANGHSIN YINational Taiwan University of ArtsGraduate School of Art Management & Culture PolicyAutonomy and Publicity of the Cultural Intermediaries - Case Study of National Performing Art Center’s Corporate Exclusive Performance
LarkhamBreeGriffith UniversitySchool of Humanities, Languages and Social SciencesThe legacy of cultural policy-making in Australia and what it means for the connection between citizens and their heritage
LeeEunsuHONGIK UNIVERSITYPH.DCultural democracy: Keeping culture accessible with low admission prices
LeeKah HuiCultural Resources Studies, University of TokyoThe Study of Shopping Streets as Urban Cultural Heritage
LIYi-ShengNational Taiwan University of ArtsGraduate School of Arts Management and Cultural PolicyThe International Cultural Strategies of the Cultural Intermediary Organizations in Taiwan
LvMingzhuShanghai Jiaotong UniversityPolicy Orientation and Policy Response: Contextual Bias of China's Video Game Policy
MihalikSusanUniversity College DublinUniversity College DublinThe politics of cultural equity in Austin Texas: a critical history
NakamuraMaiOchanomizu UniversityEffect of Corporate Practice upon the Reginal Culture: With a Focus on the Corporate Groups Participating in the Awa Dance as Practitioners of the Reginal Culture
OganeAkiThe University of TokyoPrivate Donation for Non-profit Orchestras and Performing Arts Organizations in Japan: How should it be programmed and operated?
PARKJIHYEHONGIK UNIVERSITYDepartment of Arts and Cultural ManagementHow Artists Enter the Institutionalized Art World in South Korea
PuromiesMaija HelenaDoctoral StudentUniversity of Eastern FinlandSocial music education method: El Sistema, internationally - history, philosophy, impacts. Preliminary results of Systematic Literature Review.
RanczakowskaAnna MariaEstonian Academy of Music and TheatreGender paradox in the arts sector. Formal and informal learning experiences enhancing entrepreneurial and leadership mindset of non-male artistic leaders.
ReynaFabiolaUniversitat de BarcelonaGender gaps in public funding of Peruvian cinema
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