Arts Management Newsletter
No 63: Special: Dance
This issue is all about "Dance".
Table of Contents
Special Topic - Dance
- Interview: Janet Archer, CEO/Artistic Director of Dance City (UK)
- Background: The Current Perspectives of Contemporary Dance in Finland
- Portrait: National Ballet School of Canada
- Study: The IS Framework for Preservation Dance Heritage
- Background: Dance in Australia
- Study: Shall We Dance. Dancing and Copyright Law
- Call for Papers: The Congress on Research in Dance
- Book: Managing Dance. Current Issues and Future Strategies
- Education: Dance Management at the Oklahoma City University
- Web Resources for Dance
General Topics
- The Cultural Influence of Pierre de Coubertin. A Contemporary Context
- Canadian Association of Arts Administration Educators Graduate Survey
- Mentorship Strategy for Managers and Administrators of Cultural Organizations
- Performing Arts Management in a Climate of Adjustment
- Book: Performers' Rights (3rd Edition)
- Education: Training of cultural managers in Guatemala
- Magazine: International Journal of Arts Management (IJAM)
- Magazine: Journal of Cultural Economics
- Review: International Creative Cities Conference, Berlin
- Preview: Cultural Management in Changing Environment, Tartu
- Preview: The 10th World Conference of Historical Cities
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