Arts Management Newsletter
No 83: Riga and Lativa
This issue is all about arts management in Riga and Lativa.
Table of Contents
Special Topic: Riga and Latvia
- Background: Cultural cooperation and identity shaping in the Baltic Area
- Trends: The New Three Brothers. Latvia realizes long-cherished visions
- Development: The Riga Buzz
- Portrait: The Riga Opera and its Education Program
- Comment: Riga, where culture lived, … and still lives!
- Education: Education of cultural management in Latvia
General Topics
- Research: Bullying in the Arts?
- Research: Creative Industries. Business and Employment in the Arts
- News: Celebrating The Best of Europe’s Heritage
- Book: The impact of public policies on the performing arts in Europe
- News: S. Johnson and S. Smith win first John Hobday Awards in Arts Management
- Review: Denver National Arts Convention
- Call for Papers: 2nd Workshop of Arts, Culture & Management in Europe
- Preview: Music China. International Trade Fair
- Preview: Communication the Museum. Communication Strategies
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