[eccr] The cultural industries and cultural policy

>The International Journal of Cultural Policy
>Volume 11, number 1 (March 2005)
>Special issue: The Cultural Industries and Cultural Policy
>Guest editors:
>David Hesmondhalgh (The Open University)
>and Andy C. Pratt (London School of Economics and Political Science)
>
>
>Contents
>
>David Hesmondhalgh and Andy C. Pratt, The Cultural Industries and Cultural 
>Policy
>
>Nicholas Garnham, From Cultural to Creative Industries: An Analysis of the 
>Implications of the 'Creative Industries' Approach to Arts and Media 
>Policy-making in the UK
>
>Andy C. Pratt, Cultural Industries and Public Policy: An Oxymoron?
>
>Justin O'Connor, Creative Exports: Taking Cultural Industries to St 
>Petersburg
>
>Lily Kong, The Sociality of Cultural Industries: Hong Kong's Cultural 
>Policy and Film Industry
>
>Susan Christopherson and Danielle van Jaarsveld, New Media after the 
>Dot.Com Bust: The Persistent Influence of Political Institutions on Work 
>in Cultural Industries
>
>David Hesmondhalgh, Media and Cultural Policy as Public Policy: The Case 
>of the British Labour Government

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