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Cultural policies. What's new?

ICCA International Symposium

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Publié le mardi 30 juillet 2019

Résumé

The question of cultural policies and of their convergence towards a single model - or on the contrary of their divergences - arises in a context of globalization. Indeed, many factors encourage convergence: the industrialization of a wide part of cultural activities; the polarization between structures that are both agile and open to digital technologies and more traditional structures; the global market power of GAFAM on three complementary fields : access to culture via search engines, distribution of cultural goods via e-commerce, digitization of cultural goods and services; the importance given to copyright enforcement; the role of the international art market and positioning of museums facing the evolution of this market (especially competition and rise in prices); public / private rebalancing, even in countries where public intervention is predominant.

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Presentation

The symposium will be organized in three half-days, each structured in the following way: a keynote, then two or three parallel sessions.

Thursday 30 January, afternoon: The legitimacy of public intervention. Lessons in history and theoretical issues

Three major sets of questions can be addressed:

1. Elements of comparative history: what can we learn from history? There is a polar opposition between countries, such as France, where the Monarchy and then the Republic lead cultural policies, and countries, like the United States, where private initiative is the driving force of cultural policies. Other oppositions exist between national models: in the British model, independent commissions decide the allocation of public money. Conversely, the decision is more or less directly related to the State in other models. Another differentiation between models relies on the opposition between centralized countries (like France) and decentralized countries (like Italy, Germany, Brazil). Do these differences tend to vanish? How can we understand and interpret the evolution of the different models? How do they develop in emerging countries?

2. Supply support policy or democratization: what is the focus? Is the opposition between supply and demand support inevitable? Should we protect cultural supply?

3. Is culture a common good? The balance between private and public sphere depends on many factors. How is it evolving? Does Elinor Olstrom's work on commons shed new light on cultural policy issues?

Friday 31 January, morning. The means of public intervention

What tools and for which objectives? Several questions can be raised; among them: do the different countries refer to the notion of public service (e.g. the media and public libraries) ? Are countries inclined to protect artists, and how? Should cultural industries be supported / protected? Does digitalization require rethinking models of support and cultural policies?

Friday 31 January, afternoon. How can a cultural policy evolve and project itself into the future?

Is it possible to assess cultural policies? Which indicators are relevant? Can we reconcile speeches and action? Soft power and cultural diversity are often mentioned as being at the heart of international cultural policies. Is it relevant? It is also be necessary to ask the question of the future for cultural policies. Identity temptations sometimes blur the messages of those who pursue cultural policies.

The question of revitalization of territories by tourism, at the risk of gentrification, is raised in many countries. Can we answer to this challenge? Should we finally worry about attempts to instrumentalize cultural policy? Can it disappear behind politics? Should we fear the propensity to put the economy at the heart of the discourse about the legitimacy of cultural policies?

Submission guidelines

  • Final deadline of the proposals: 30 October, 2019

  • Final date of acceptance of the paper: 15 November, 2019

Proposals should include: title of paper/session, brief credentials of presenter(s), abstract of the paper, and a brief presentation of the methodology and main issues.

Submissions should be sent to labex.icca@univ-paris13.fr

Selection Committee

  • Françoise Benhamou, CEPN – Université Paris 13
  • François Moreau, CEPN – Université Paris 13
  • Laurent Creton, IRCAV – Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3
  • Bertrand Legendre, LabSIC – Université Paris 13
  • Fabrice Rochelandet, IRCAV – Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3
  • Catherine Arnaud, IRDA – Université Paris 13
  • Céline Bloud-Rey, IRDA – Université Paris 13
  • Pascale Garnier, EXPERICE – Université Paris 13
  • Gilles Brougère, EXPERICE – Université Paris 13
  • François Mairesse, CERLIS – Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3
  • Olivier Thévenin, CERLIS - Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3
  • Bruno Henocque, CIM - Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3
  • Marie-France Chambat-Houillon, CIM - Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3
  • Franck Rebillard, IRMECCEN - Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3
  • Philippe Bouquillion, LabSIC – Université Paris 13
  • Pierre Moeglin, LabSIC – Université Paris 13

Lieux

  • Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, Paris Nord - 20 avenue George Sand
    La Plaine-Saint-Denis, France (93)

Dates

  • mercredi 30 octobre 2019

Fichiers attachés

Mots-clés

  • politique culturelle, cultural policy, culture, gouvernance

Contacts

  • Vanessa Berthomé
    courriel : labex [dot] icca [at] univ-paris13 [dot] fr

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Source de l'information

  • Vanessa Berthomé
    courriel : labex [dot] icca [at] univ-paris13 [dot] fr

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« Cultural policies. What's new? », Appel à contribution, Calenda, Publié le mardi 30 juillet 2019, https://doi.org/10.58079/1383

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