Please select your time zone first, upper left corner of the time table, before browse through this page. The time zone selected is used for the Paper/Panel/YRW assignment table as well.
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
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
Paper sessions will have chairs and designated commentators, as well as live discussions with participants.
Panels will have time for discussion with participants.
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.
There will be a lecture on cultural heritage by a Japanese expert, commented by a German scholar, made accessible from the 25th of March.
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.
Cultural policies in federations: actors negotiating the division of cultural powers
Rius Ulldemolins
Joaquim
University of Valencia
Paquette
Jonathan
University of Ottawa
Redaelli
Eleonora
University of Oregon
Bonet
Lluis
University of Barcelona
Martín Zamorano
Mariano
University of Barcelona
Comeau
Gina S.
Laurentian University
Brook
Orian
University of Edinburgh
Culture is bad for you: Inequality in the cultural and creative industries
Cronin
Margaret
Queens University Belfast
Nwonka
Clive
London School of Economics
Oakley
Kate
University of Glasgow
Luckman
Susan
University of South Australia
Brook
Orian
University of Edinburgh
Taylor
Mark
University of Sheffield
Tower
Ash
University of South Australia
Craft, Culture and Economy: Resilient Making at the Interface of Cultural Policy and Innovation Systems
Luckman
Susan
University of South Australia
Bennett
Julia
Crafts Council UK
Gu
Xing
Monash University
Guèvremont
Véronique
Université Laval
The Discoverability of Cultural Contents as a Tool to Enhance Resilience of Cultural Policies in the Digital Environment
Richer
Iris
Université Laval
Otasevic
Ivana
Université Laval
Varin
Clémence
Université Laval & Université de Rennes 1
Fujii
Shintaro
Waseda University
Politics of Arts in the Japanese Festival Landscape
Poulton
Cody
University of Victoria
Rosner
Krisztina
Meiji University
Phuc
Hoang Minh
Dong Nai College of Decorative Arts
7, 30/4 street, Trung Dung ward, BienHoa, DongNai
The policy for Vietnamese Curators
Nakamura
Mia
Kyushu University
Best Next Practice in Arts Evaluation
Meyrick
Julian
Griffith University
Blanche
Rachel
Queen Margaret University
Barnett
Tully
Flinders University
Hadjiathanasiou
Maria
Horizon 2020 Research Fellow
University of Nicosia
A Century of Cultural Diplomacy, Cultural Policy and International Relations in the Mediterranean: The Cases of Cyprus and Greece (1878-1977)
Ioannou
Margarita
Restart 2016-2020: EXCELLENCE/0918/0190 Postdoctoral Fellow Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation
Gotsi
Katerina
Center for Scientific Dialogue and Research
Petritsi
Eleni
National Kapodistrian University of Athens (Greece)
Wesner
Simone
Birkbeck, University of London
Artist’s Policy Narratives
Shampanova
Elena
Birkbeck, University of London
Scarsbrook
Sarah
Birkbeck, University of London
Wright
David
University of Warwick
University of Warwick
How Culture Became Digital.
Gray
Clive
University of Warwick
Rindzevicuite
Egle
Kingston University
Cossu
Alberto
University of Leicester
Bandinelle
Carolina
University of Warwick
Rindzeviciute
Egle
Kingston University London
Dr
Transforming Cultural Policy in Eastern Europe: The Endless Frontier
Cveticanin
Predrag
Faculty of Arts, University of Nis, Serbia
CULTURAL POLICY IN THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATION, DIGITALIZATION, MASS-MIGRATIONS, AND INCREASING SOCIAL INEQUALITIES: NEW CONCEPTS, NEW APPROACHES, NEW METHODOLOGIES
Kisic
Visnja
The Center for Empirical Cultural Studies of South-East Europe
Katz-Gerro
Tally
University of Haifa
López Sintas
Jordi
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Petric
Mirko
Institute Ivo Pilar
durrer
victoria catherine
University College Dublin
Resilience & Resistance: Cultural values and the internationalization of arts and cultural management training and education
An independent career in classical music? A comparison of market valuation practices of classical music and higher music education in Vienna and Berlin
Stini
Sandra
mdw
AKINO
YUKI
Visiting Scholar at Columbia University, USA
Associate Professor at Dokkyo University, Japan
Is 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? -
Ashton
Heidi
Assistant Professor
University of Warwick
Unmasking the Phantom: A comparative analysis of pay and policy in the West End UK and Broadway USA
Barker
Victoria
University of Derby
College of Arts, Humanities and Education
The show must go on: a city-based investigation of enacting and developing cultural strategy.
Jordan
Jennie
Leicester Castle Business School De Montfort University
Belinskaya
Yulia
Department of Communication
University of Vienna
The many faces of resilience: dynamics of artistic practices and legitimisation in graffiti
Kolokytha
Olga
University of Vienna
Birnkraut
Gesa
University of applied sciences Osnabrück
Innovation, agile management and cultural policy - interdependencies and learning points
Borin
Elena
Burgundy School of Business
Transnational cinema as a response to a changing scenario: some insight from the French context
bouquerel
fanny
professeure associee
Resilience in EU international cultural relations: challenges and pitfalls of the EU cultural action in the Southern Mediterranean area
Brand
Michèle
University 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’
Carraz
Rene
Department of Global Innovation Studies
Toyo University
What about the Publicscape? A new outlook for creative cities.
CHÁVEZ AGUAYO
Marco Antonio
Universidad de Guadalajara (Mexico)
The Reggaeton of Cultural Policy: It’s Latin America speaking! (and dancing)
Cho
Euna
Hongik University
Department of Arts and Cultural Management
Creative Aging via Arts Participation: An Action Research
Chang
WoongJo
Hongik University
CHUNG
Hsiao-Ling
Institute of Creative Industries Design
National Cheng Kung University
From Elasticity to Ecosystem~ The Case of the Cultural Creative Industries Policy Co-creation of the Tainan City
Cuyler
Antonio C
Florida 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.
Fujihara
Tabihito
Kyushu University
The Significance and Value of Loose Participation in Art Festivals as a Volunteer
Genda
Yuta
The University of Tokyo
An incorporated administrative agency
A Basic Study on the Change of Cultural Concept in Urban Planning -Central Tokyo and Musashino City in Suburbs of Tokyo-
Gierat-Bieroń
Bożena
Jagiellonian University
Effectiveness of the EU-Asia Cultural Relations with the special emphasis on Japan. The socio-cultural cooperation, education, and heritage.
GOTO
Kazuko
Faculty of Economics, Setsunan University
What will the change of museum definition bring on museums? – a case study of Japan
Hadley
Steven
National University of Ireland Galway
Are We the Baddies? Audience Development, Culture-as-Vocation and Democratic Cultural Policy
Heinicke
Julius
University Hildesheim
“Care for the Open” as a strategy of resilience against radicalisation? The role of cultural policy for dealing with cultural diversity
Horňáková
Lucia
University of Economics in Prague
Acquisition Fund: an unrecognised treasure within the Cultural Policy of the Czech Republic
HUANG
Yi-wen
Department of Film, Media and Cultural Studies
Birkbeck, University of London
Cultural Governance and Local Politics: a Case Study Analysis of Taiwan’s Capital of Culture, Tainan City
Hylland
Ole Marius
Telemark Research Institute
Digital cultural policy. The story of a slow and reluctant revolution
Ishimine
Eriko
part-time
Tokyo University of the Arts
Current Situation and Issues of the Education Programs in Music in Japan: Focusing on Developing of Artists and Coordinators in Local Communities
Satou
Yoshiko
Japan Foundation for Regional Art-Activities
Akagi
Mai
Showa University of Music
Karvelyte
Kristina
Ming Chuan University
Department of Urban Planning and Disaster Management
Cities as cultural platforms for all? Listening to the voices of emerging artists in Taipei
Kawasaki
Kenichi
JACPR
Contemporary Cultural Policies and Smart Cities: Learning from Global Creative City Singapore
KAZAMA
Yusuke
the University of Tokyo
Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology
Arts in Japan’s correctional facilities
Kisic
Visnja
TIMS Faculty
EDUCONS University Novi Sad
Resilience versus Interdependence: Towards Ecological Turn in Cultural Policies
Tomka
Goran
EDUCONS University
Klein
Ricardo
University of Valencia
Local cultural policy matters? Political orientations, cultural management model and results of public cultural action in Barcelona and València
Rius Ulldemolins
Joaquim
University of Valencia
Klocke
Vera
University of Hildesheim
Faculty for Theatre, Media and Popular Culture
Looking at the things people look at. Perspectives on the domestication of media in the increasingly fragmented society of Germany.
Koh
Youngaah
Miami University
Miami University
Impact of ethnic community-based cultural activities on acculturation and social cohesion: A case study of a Korean-American community in the Midwest
Koizumi
Mariko
Kyoto Seika University
Governmental Role for the Development of Japanese Animation
Kolokytha
Olga
Department of Communication
University of Vienna
Resilience to transformation: institutional malfunctions as driving forces behind professional musicians’ migration
Lazzoni
Paolo
HYDEA S.p.A.
Project Manager Culture and Cultural Heritage Dept.
How can we build resilience through heritage? The case of As Samou’ in Palestine
LEE
HONGREAL
URBAN 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
Lee
Hye-Kyung
King's College London
Cultural Industrial Policy and Venture Capital (VC) in South Korea
Lee
Jin Woo
Kyung Hee University
Globalised Value of Artworks in the Contemporary Art Market: A Contextual Review of Biennales and Art Fairs
Lee
Soo Hee
University of Kent
Leiva
João
Goldsmiths
University of London
Cultural Policies in Brazil
Li
Chuan
Applied Economics Department
University of Valencia
Formulating a bottom-up policy for design-enabled innovation in Europe
Rausell Koster
Pau
Applied Economics Department, University of Valencia
Lima
Luciana Piazzon Barbosa
Cetic.br
CULTURAL PARTICIPATION ON THE INTERNET: THE BRAZILIAN SCENARIO ACCORDING TO THE ICT HOUSEHOLDS SURVEY
LIN
YU-PENG
Independent researcher
Neoliberalized cultural policy-making: the case of music-export policy in Taiwan since 2010
TSAI
HUI-JU
TAMKANG UNIVERSITY
Lindqvist
Katja
Dept of Service Management
Lund University
Regional cultural and creative industries policy evolution in Sweden 1999-2019
Liu
Tony
National Chung Hsing University
Re-examining Cool Japan and Its Implications for Taiwan’s Cultural Policy
Yeh
Wei-Lih
National Applied Research Laboratories, Ministry of Science and Technology
Liu
Tony Tai-Ting
National Chung Hsing University
Center for General Education
Beyond Infrastructure and Trade: cultural policy under the BRI and the non-resilient challenge
Ludley
Maike
University of Warwick
How does cultural policy mean? Interpretations of cultural policy and their effects on public cultural policy making.
Maryunani
Salfitrie Roos
School of Business and Management
Institut Teknologi Bandung
The Making of a Creative City: Bandung and Its Creative Industries Ecosystem
Rustiadi
Sonny
School of Business and Management, Institut Teknologi Bandung
Raafaldini Mirzanti
Isti
School of Business and Management, Institut Teknologi Bandung
Nagatsu
Yuichiro
Kyushu University
A Study on the Process of Shaping Inclusive Cultural Policy in Japan : Case Study of Cultural Policy for Persons with Disabilities
Nakagawa
Hideyuki
Akita International University
The Evaluation of Preservation Policies in the Historic Districts ― Time Difference with the Building Fixed Effects in Hikone and Nagoya Cities―
Nakamura
Miho
Associate Professor
Shizuoka University of Art and Culture
Japanese Cultural Policy from the Viewpoint of Law (1945–2020)
Kobayashi
Mari
PhD, Professor, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology,University of Tokyo
Ndzuta
Akhona
University of Fort Hare
Mending the Frontlines, Reconfiguring South African Cultural Diplomacy
Nelson
Robin
University of Ottawa
Museums’ Defined Value in Museum Governance
Nisbett
Melissa
King's College London
Can Soft Power Be Bought?
Novak-Leonard
Jennifer
Northwestern University
Is Creativity Artistic? Public Perceptions of Creativity in the United States
Skaggs
Rachel
The Ohio State University
Otmazgin
Nissim
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
From Kishi to Kokusaika: Japan’s Cultural Policy and Cultural Diplomacy in the Early Postwar Period
Peters
Tomas
ICEI - Universidad de Chile
Cultural 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
Petrová
Pavla
Arts and Theatre Institute
30 Years of Freedom in the Czech Arts Sector: The Shift of Paradigm in Cultural Policies
Poprawski
Marcin
AMU Adam Mickiewicz University Poznan
Faculty of Anthropology and Cultural Studies
Festivals’ local ecosystems: cross-sectorial synergies and cities’ cultural policies – stories from Poland.
Purwanti
Nurul Dwi
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
Nurturing ‘Creative Governing Ecosystem’: Case Study of Tainan English Friendly City Policy
Rauth
Charlotte Johanna
University of Hildesheim
Redefinition of cultural diplomacy. The bangaloREsidency-Expanded as an example for a successful implementation
Renko
Vappu
University of Jyväskylä
Rescaling cultural policies: regional level’s role in Finland and Sweden since 1995
Reynolds
Sarah
University of Leeds
Arts Centres: The hopes, the dreams, and the reality
Røyseng
Sigrid
Professor
Norwegian Academy of Music
The politics of gender in classical ballet
Rusak
Helen
Western Australian Acedemy of Performing Arts
Edith Cowan University
Breaking the Glass Harmonica: Women in Musical Leadership
Sano
Naoya
Ueno Gakuen College of Music
Influence on art festival visitors’ behavior in social media through crossing contexts -A case study on Reborn-Art Festival 2017-
Sarkar
Anubha
Monash University
‘Behind the Scenes’ of Mumbai’s Bollywood
Schramme
Annick
University of Antwerp (Belgium)
Antwerp Management School (Belgium)
cultural governance from a global perspective: a tool or a process?
Scott
Michael William
Flinders University
College of Humanities, Arts and Siocial Science
Theme: Culture and economy Rethinking cultural entrepreneurship: charisma, symbolic labour, and cultural policy
Skaggs
Rachel
The Ohio State University
Department of Arts Administration, Education, and Policy
Copyright Policy & Artists’ Creative Work in the Digital Age
Soltero
Gonzalo
Mexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM)
National School of Higher Studies (Leon)
Art workshops for juveniles in conflict with the law in Mexico
Spence
Kim-Marie
Southampton Solent Univerity
Southampton Solent Univerity
Kingston Creative - a lesson in Global South creative city policy praxis
Suzuki
Nobuharu
Yokohama City University
Study on location trends of creative industries in Yokohama city, Japan
Ueno
Masaya
Kanagawa University
Szostek
Michal
Adam Mickiewicz Institute
How do nations communicate through culture? A study of the celebrations of the 100th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Japan and Poland.
Trojanowska
Barbara
Adam Mickiewicz Institute
Fornalak
Patryk
Adam Mickiewicz Institute
Suwiński
Adam
Adam Mickiewicz Institute
TAKAKU
Aya
Kyushu University
Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Global Society
The particularity of the first Japanese Museum Collection: Focusing on the evaluation process for collecting excavated “artifacts” from 1874 to 1882
Tanaka
Atsushi
Independent
The relation between central and local governments in the development of Japanese cultural policy
TAZAKI
Naomi
Kyoto Women's University
The creation of “collectiveness”: the continuity of French music policy from the Popular Front (1936-38) to the Vichy era (1940-44)
Terui
Takao
King's College London
Reconceptualising the Roles of the Private Business in Film Policy: The British Film Institute and the film trade in the 1930s
Tomka
Goran
TIMS Faculty
EDUCONS University
Introducing Contingency to Cultural Policy Studies - Theorising Epistemological Positions and Idealized Norms of Cultural Policy Making and Research
Kisic
Visnja
EDUCONS University
Tran
Lana
Tokyo University of the Arts
Constructed resilience in Japan’s “art projects”: A case study analysis of Echigo-Tsumari Art Field
Tsai
Nien-Ju
Taiwan
National Taitung Living Art Center
Network between space and memory: a discuss in the cultural transformation of Hualien Cultural and Creative Industries Park
tsuchiya
masaomi
Josai University
Position of Cultural Property Protection Policy in Cultural Policy; Through the Analysis of Cultural Administration Protection Policy in the 1970s and 1980s in Japan
Valtysson
Bjarki
University of Copenhagen
Karen Blixens Vej 1
Museums and digital cultural politics
Watanabe
Asuna
University of Electro-Communications
Current Status and Issues of “Creative Music Making” in Japanese Music Education
Yamamoto
Kayoko
University of Electro-Communications
Watanabe
Haruka
Tsuda University
A Theoretical Study on NPM Reform in Japanese Local Cultural Policy
Weigl
Aron
EDUCULT
Resilience of Cultural Heritage On the Development of a Holistic Impact Assessment Model
Wesner
Simone
Birkbeck, University of London
Weaving cultural values into policymaking - a hands-on approach!
Wimmer
Constanze
University of Music and Performing Arts
Cultural and Artistic Citizenship as a challenge for the sector of Classical Music and the Training of Musicians
Yeh
Shang-Ching
Tainan National University of the Arts
Exploring object donors’ motivation of the museum
Huang
Peng-Wei
Tainan National University of the Arts
Chen
Shu-Ching
National Science and Technology Museum
Huang
Jun-Fu
National Science and Technology Museum
YEH
WEILIH
Social Engagement Center
National Sun Yat-sen University
Policy, Identity, and Market: A Study of China’s Oil Painting Market
Yeung
Tin Shui
Tokyo University of the Arts
Hong Kong “Lennon Walls”: Collective identity construction through monumentality and its implication to cultural policy
LEE
HOI YIN LEE
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Yoon
Jeongsil
Dongduk Women's University
The Cultural Policies for Contemporary Art in Singapore in the Era of Creative Economy
Yu
Youyou
New York University
The Influence of the Chinese Government’s Cultural Policies on the Arts Market
Zamorano
Mariano Martín
CECUPS, University of Barcelona
Cultural policies and the commons in Madrid and Barcelona during the “governments of change” (2015-2019): Towards a post creative city?
Zhang
Marco zexun
University College Dublin
The Reshaping of Hong Kong Culture after 1997: Constructing the West Kowloon Cultural District
The Independent Music Scene in Malta: Interpreted Realities and Policy Imaginaries
Donouvossi
Espera
University of Cape Coast
Towards coherent cultural policies in Benin through Participative and Stakeholder-Based Policy Design
El kahla
Iyadh
PhD candidate in cultural policy
University of Hildesheim
Post-revolution Tunisia music culture policy: The told/untold?
Hansar
Maria
Estonian Academy of Arts
Remediating the Authentic in the Digital Era.
HUANG
HSIN YI
National Taiwan University of Arts
Graduate School of Art Management & Culture Policy
Autonomy and Publicity of the Cultural Intermediaries - Case Study of National Performing Art Center’s Corporate Exclusive Performance
Larkham
Bree
Griffith University
School of Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences
The legacy of cultural policy-making in Australia and what it means for the connection between citizens and their heritage
Lee
Eunsu
HONGIK UNIVERSITY
PH.D
Cultural democracy: Keeping culture accessible with low admission prices
Lee
Kah Hui
Cultural Resources Studies, University of Tokyo
The Study of Shopping Streets as Urban Cultural Heritage
LI
Yi-Sheng
National Taiwan University of Arts
Graduate School of Arts Management and Cultural Policy
The International Cultural Strategies of the Cultural Intermediary Organizations in Taiwan
Lv
Mingzhu
Shanghai Jiaotong University
Policy Orientation and Policy Response: Contextual Bias of China's Video Game Policy
Mihalik
Susan
University College Dublin
University College Dublin
The politics of cultural equity in Austin Texas: a critical history
Nakamura
Mai
Ochanomizu University
Effect 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
Ogane
Aki
The University of Tokyo
Private Donation for Non-profit Orchestras and Performing Arts Organizations in Japan: How should it be programmed and operated?
PARK
JIHYE
HONGIK UNIVERSITY
Department of Arts and Cultural Management
How Artists Enter the Institutionalized Art World in South Korea
Puromies
Maija Helena
Doctoral Student
University of Eastern Finland
Social music education method: El Sistema, internationally - history, philosophy, impacts. Preliminary results of Systematic Literature Review.
Ranczakowska
Anna Maria
Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre
Gender paradox in the arts sector. Formal and informal learning experiences enhancing entrepreneurial and leadership mindset of non-male artistic leaders.
Reyna
Fabiola
Universitat de Barcelona
Gender gaps in public funding of Peruvian cinema
Shan
Jiang
Shanghai Jiaotong University
School of media and communication
Research on Content Platform Governance from the Perspective of Corporate Social Responsibility
Li
Kanghua
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Shrestha
Jhank
Nepal
Nepal
Governance of Cultural Diversity: A case study of the Guthi System
Takada
Rena
University of Tokyo
Kawaii odorlessness in government exported content
Xiang
Li
Shanghai JiaoTong University
School of media and communication
The change of traditional cultural brand personality and the trend of cultural policy in the digital age—— A Palace Museum based analysis
Yasuda
Chinatsu
European Union Studies Association JP
Cultural policy of the EU in the age of challenge
Yeh
Yih Hsiu
National Taiwan University of Arts
Master Degree Student of Graduate School of Arts Management and Cultural Policy
When companies engage in cultural activities as corporate social responsibility, how to evaluate their social impact by SROI method?
yeunju
wang
hongik university
department of culture and arts management ph.. program
Creative Placemaking for Cultural City: Based on Social Participation Public Art