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Culture, Participation and Policy in the Municipal Public Park
Authors: Considers parks within broader cultural policy environments Outlines the early instrumentality of urban park planning Includes unique empirical insight into early 21st century park life in England and Scotland Part of the book series: Palgrave Studies in Cultural Participation (PSCP) This is a preview of subscription content, log in via an institution to check for access.
Culture in Crisis: impacts of Covid-19 on the UK cultural sector and where we go from here
The research is based on over 230 interviews, labour force data from the Office for National Statistics, social media analysis, five waves of a UK population survey (the Cultural Participation Monitor led by The Audience Agency) and an analysis of the cultural ecosystem of Greater Manchester. Over 15 months, research findings were shared in real time with policymakers and more widely, so that cultural sector policy and practice could be informed by evidence emerging from the project.
National cultural policy, rebalancing participation?
You are here: Home / All posts / National cultural policy, rebalancing participation? Abigail Gilmore is a Co-investigator on the Arts and Humanities Research Council project ‘Understanding Everyday Participation – Articulating Cultural Values’. Along with fellow Co-Investigator, Dr. Lisanne Gibson, University of Leicester, she contributed oral evidence to the Countries of Culture Inquiry.
“Over and over”: museum charges, local funding cuts and the erosion of the public realm
The debate over whether entry to UK museums should be free for all has arisen again recently, in response to the news that local authority funding cuts (following the summer budget and Comprehensive Spending Review) are likely to cause a wave of admissions charges introduced by museums and galleries all over the country.
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