A cultural policy of the future?: On visions and rationales in contemporary Danish Cultural Policy

Anja Mølle Lindelof; Trine  Bille

A cultural policy of the future? On visions and rationales in contemporary Danish Cultural Policy

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Abstract

Cultural policy agendas across the Western World are under pressure, leading to polemic research titles such as "The end of cultural policy?" (Mangset 2018) and "Culture is bad for you" (Brook et al. 2020). This paper discusses the future of cultural policy in the light of the dramatically shifting political, economic, and technological landscape that is impacting cultural policy making. Taking Nordic cultural policy as the starting point, this paper addresses the fundamental question: What are the aims of cultural policy today, what rationales and normative justifications underlie them, and how are they challenged?

Original language	English
Publication date	Aug 2024
Publication status	Published - Aug 2024
Event	International conference on cultural policy research - Warsawa Duration: 19 Aug 2024 → 23 Aug 2024

Conference

Conference	International conference on cultural policy research
Location	Warsawa
Period	19/08/2024 → 23/08/2024

Link to document

https://iccpr2024.exordo.com/programme/presentation/336

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