New directions in social policy [Recurs electrònic] : Developing the evidence base for museums, libraries and archives in England / Burns Owens Partnership

1. Introduction: 1.1. The brief and our approach ; 1.2. Context: policy development for the sector and the need for an evidence base ; 1.3. Acknowledgements -- 2. A ‘meta-review’ of the evidence on the ‘community areas’: 2.1. Introduction ; 2.2. General conclusions from narrative reviews -- 3. The ‘community’ areas: 3.1. Social Exclusion ; 3.2. Neighbourhood Renewal ; 3.3. Community Cohesion ; 3.4. Civil renewal -- 4. Cultural Diversity: 4.1. What is Cultural Diversity? ; 4.2. Nature of the evidence base ; 4.3. Collections and programming ; 4.4. Audiences and users ; 4.5. Workforce development ; 4.6. Map of existing and possible cultural diversity activities in museums, libraries and archives -- 5. Health/Mental Health: 5.1. Changing notions of ‘health’ and mental health ; 5.2. Museums, libraries and archives evidence base ; 5.3. Social determinants of health ; 5.4. Arts and health ; 5.5. Evaluation and research frameworks in arts and health ; 5.6. Gaps in the evidence base ; 5.7. Map of existing and possible health/mental health activities in museums, libraries and archives -- 6. Regeneration and economic development: 6.1. What is Regeneration? ; 6.2. Culturally-led or cultural regeneration? ; 6.3. Cultural regeneration and iconic buildings ; 6.4. Cultural clustering ; 6.5. Libraries and regeneration ; 6.6. Gentrification ; 6.7. Attracting the ‘Creative Class’ ; 6.8. Critiques of Florida ; 6.9. Sustainable communities ; 6.10. Human capital -- 7. Overall conclusions: 7.1. Weaknesses of the evidence base ; 7.2. Overall conclusions of our literature review -- 8. Recommendations: 8.1 Improving the policymaking process ; 8.2. Developing a systematic evidence base for social impact -- Appendices: Appendix 1. Consultees -- Appendix 2.Bibliography