Cultural Industries and the Covid-19 Pandemic: A European Focus

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Contents
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List of contributors
Preface and Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic and the culturalindustries: Emergency strategies and a renewed interest forbuilding a better future?
SECTION 1: Regional and national policies: The impact of theCOVID-19 crisis on the cultural industries
	1. The COVID-19 pandemic and cultural industries in the EU and in the United Kingdom: A perfect storm
	2. The COVID-19 pandemic and cultural industries in France: Cultural policy challenged
	3. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the field of Finnish cultural industries: Revealing and challenging policy structures
	4. The COVID-19 pandemic and the cultural policy response in Slovakia
SECTION 2: Cultural workers: Resilience and organization duringthe COVID-19 pandemic
	5. The COVID-19 pandemic and cultural workers: Fight, flight or freeze in lockdown?
	6. The COVID-19 pandemic, cultural work, and resilience
	7. The COVID-19 pandemic, coworking spaces, and cultural events: The case of Italy
	8. Freelance classical musicians in Austria and the COVID-19 pandemic
	9. Artists in the COVID-19 pandemic: Use of lockdown time, skill development, and audience perceptions in Colombia and Spain
SECTION 3: Institutional strategies: First responses in the arts andculture sectors to the strict lockdown of March 2020
	10. The COVID-19 pandemic and structural change in the museum sector: Insights from Italy
	11. The COVID-19 pandemic and cultural industries in Spain: Early impacts of lockdown
	12. The COVID-19 pandemic and cultural industries in the Nordic region: Emerging strategies in film and drama productions
	13. The COVID-19 pandemic and cultural industries in the Czech Republic
	14. The COVID-19 pandemic and the European screen industry: The role of national screen agencies
	15. Orchestrating change: The future of orchestras post COVID-19
Conclusions: The legacy of COVID-19 for the cultural industries
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