Arts Management Newsletter
No 68: Scandinavia
This issue has the special topic "Scandinavia".
Table of Contents
SPECIAL FOCUS - Scandinavia
- The Danish cultural heritage. Economics and Politics
- A Case Study of Storsjöyran Music Festival, Sweden
- The Role of Networks and Knowledge in the Norwegian Recorded Music Industry
- Creative Directions. A Nordic Framework for Supporting the Creative Industries
- Buying Behaviour of Theatre Distribution Agents
- Portrait: The Arts Council of Finland
- Magazine Digest: Framework - The Finnish Art Review
- Denmark in the Culture and Experience Economy - 5 new steps
- Education: Management of Creative Business Processes, Copenhagen
- Education: Arts Management, Sibelius Academy, Helsinki
- Preview: Conference on Entrepreneurship and Education in Cultural Life, Göteborg
- Preview: Culture as Innovation, Turku
- Preview: Introduction to Arts Management - Helsinki Summer School
- Preview: The 3rd Nordic Conference on Cultural Policy Resarch, Bø
- Preview: The 10th European Conference on Creativity and Innovation, Copenhagen
- Preview: Museum Microclimates, Copenhagen
- Preview: Artistic on-line and real-life Encounters on the EU enlargement
- Links Collection for Scandinavia
General Topics
- Cultural Industries and Cultural Policy
- Internationalisation Patterns of Born Globals in the Music and Fashion Industries
- The Economic Impact of the Icelandic Music Industry Structure and Manage
- Empowerment and Anger. Learning How to Share Ownership of the Museum
- Magazine Digest: GIG/International Arts Manager Magazine
- Magazine Digest: Journal of Cultural Economics
- Book: Museum Management and Marketing
- The Fourth Federal Congress on Cultural Policy, Berlin
- Preview: The Venice Festival of Media
- Preview: Seoul International Networking Seminar for Festival Organizers
- Preview: Culture Creative Industries in Europe, Berlin
- Preview: International Digital Publishing Forum, New York City
- Preview: Asian Arts Mart 2007, Singapore
- Preview: Arts Reach. National Arts Marketing Conference 2007, San Francisco
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