International Cultural Policies and Power (International Political Economy)

Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 8
List of Figures......Page 10
List of Tables......Page 11
Preface......Page 12
Notes on Contributors......Page 14
1 Global Cultural Policies and Power......Page 16
Part I: Politics, Power, Technologies......Page 32
2 Cultural Policy and the Political Nature of Culture......Page 34
3 The Arts, Culture, and Civil Society: Power Stations in the Grids of Governance......Page 44
4 Art–State Relations: Art and Power through the Lens of International Treaties......Page 51
5 Toward a Political Economy of Digital Culture: From Organized Mass Consumption to Attention Rivalry......Page 71
6 Playing with Power: The Cultural Impact of Prosumers......Page 78
Part II: Cultural Policies: US, EU, Japan......Page 90
7 The Political Economy of Cultural Diversity in Film and Television......Page 92
8 An “Economic” Approach Toward the Trade and Culture Debate: The US Position......Page 99
9 Cultural Diplomacy: The Humanizing Factor......Page 116
10 Power in European Union Cultural Policy......Page 128
11 Making Geography Matter in Cultural Policy Research: The Case of Regional Cultural Policy in Sweden......Page 142
12 The Importance of the Business Sector in Cultural Policy in Japan—A Model of Complementary Relationship with Government......Page 155
Part III: Cultural Voices: The Developing World......Page 168
13 Coloniality, Identity and Cultural Policy......Page 170
14 Valorization of World Cultural Heritage in Time of Globalization: Bridges Between Nations and Cultural Power......Page 181
15 Reality TV Shows, Private Television Networks and Social Change in India......Page 196
16 “The Power to Narrate”: Film Festivals, a Platform for Transnational Feminism?......Page 209
17 Everyday Cultural Politics, Syncretism, and Cultural Policy......Page 218
Bibliography......Page 229
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I......Page 255
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T......Page 257
Z......Page 258