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Decentralisation: trends in European cultural policies / by Ilkka Heiskanen

Por:

Heiskanen, Ikka

Series Policy note ; 9Detalles de publicación: Strasbourg, Cedex : Council of Europe Publishing, cop. 2001Descripción: 63 pISBN:

9287147957

Resumen: The diverse nature and scope of the debate about decentralisation make it dear that there can hardly be a universal model for the ideal degree of cultural decentralisation. National and international concerns vary depending upon dominant ideologies and upon the strength of different sectoral and group interests. The formal "right balance" between centralism and decentralisation is not an end in itself. Of prime importance instead are the consequences of any decentralist policy: namely their costs and benefits for cultural production, distribution, decision-making and citizens. Taking into account the complexities of the decentralisation issue, this policy note provides an overview of its principles, processes and structures, and therefore offers both the general and more specialist reader a brief and useful introduction to one of the key questions of European cultural policy. (Font: Editor)

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Tipo de ítem	Biblioteca actual	Signatura topográfica	Copia número	Estado	Fecha de vencimiento	Código de barras
Libro	Centre d' Informació i Documentació del CERC	CE Hei 01	1	Disponible		1900078694

Preface -- 1. Clarifying concerns and concepts -- 2. Principles, forms and strategies -- 3. Decentralisation: trends and contexts -- 4. Country trajectories: The Nordic countries. “Accumulative decentralisation" ; France. "Seesaw decentralisation" ; Germany. "Prêt-a-porter decentralisation" ; United Kingdom. "Centrally guided decentralisation" ; Decentralisation in new democracies -- 5. Conclusions I: Trends and consequences -- 6. Conclusions II: New conditions, new control, new balance -- Notes -- References -- List of tables: Table 1. Old structural and new loose coupling principles and forms of decentralisation ; Table 2. Four types of structural decentralisation strategies ; Table 3. Perceptions of European cities and regional administration areas, of the amount of autonomy they have in cultural policy decision-making

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