[Commlist] Special issue publication: audiovisual cultural policy in Ireland for Irish Journal of Arts Management & Cultural Policy

The Editorial Board of IJAMCP (the /Irish Journal of Arts Management and 
Cultural Policy/) are delighted to announce the publication of its 
latest issue, focusing on audiovisual cultural policy in Ireland. This 
special issue has been edited by current Editorial Board member Dr Maria 
O’Brien (formerly of Queen’s University Belfast and now holding a post 
as lecturer in taxation at the University of Galway across the J.E. 
Cairnes School of Business and School of Law), with the assistance of 
Professor Ruth Barton of Trinity College Dublin. The submissions in this 
special issue cover key issues across audiovisual policy in Ireland, 
looking at public service media, taxation policy for film and for 
digital games, research on funding bodies, Irish-language film policy, 
music policy, neurodiversity policy and archiving policies. In keeping 
with the remit and scope of the journal, the scholarship is drawn from a 
broad range of disciplines and interdisciplinary research, including 
perspectives on practice.
Speaking on the special issue, Maria O’Brien says ‘the articles in this 
special issue illustrate the breadth and nuance of research on the 
audiovisual industries in Ireland. It makes a statement about the study 
of policies that shape Irish society’s engagement with audiovisual 
works. It has been a fantastic experience to work with so many wonderful 
academics on shaping this special issue’.
The special issue is available *open access* at 
_https://www.culturalpolicy.ie/index.php/ijamcp/issue/view/113 
<https://www.culturalpolicy.ie/index.php/ijamcp/issue/view/113>_
The /Irish Journal of Arts Management and Cultural Policy/ is a peer 
reviewed, open access e-journal publishing original research on the arts 
and cultural sector in Ireland/Northern Ireland. In 2023, IJAMCP reached 
its 10th edition and 10th year and relaunched on a new OJS platform.
Initiated at the School of Art History and Cultural Policy, University 
College Dublin (UCD), IJAMCP has operated since 2013 as an all-island 
multi-institutional partnership. The editorial board currently has 
members from Queen’s University Belfast, Ulster University, Trinity 
College Dublin, University of Galway and University College Dublin.
The Journal has an open submissions policy and welcomes work from 
multiple disciplines. It is also open to proposals for Special Issues. 
More information on the Journal’s scope, policies and submission 
guidelines and all past issues can be found on its website: 
_www.culturalpolicy.ie <http://www.culturalpolicy.ie/>_


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