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Introduction |
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Transition and Culture in Croatia:
From Nationalistic Populism to Enlightened Democracy?
Vjeran Katunarić |
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A conceptual provision: cultural transition and stages of cultural policy |
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I. Cultural policy under state socialism |
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II. Cultural development and cultural policy in presentday Croatia |
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2.1. Social change and cultural values in the transitional period |
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2.2. The components and effects of cultural policy in Croatia |
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2.2.1. The new teleology, legislation and ideological hegemony |
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2.2.2. Subsystems of cultural policy |
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2.2.3. Cultural industries |
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2.2.4. Traditional cultural institutions in the art sector |
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2.2.5. Cultural heritage |
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2.2.6. Internal and external cultural relations |
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2.2.7. The effects of cultural policy |
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III. Possible future developments |
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3.1. What culture for the future? |
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3.2. Future coalitions in culture: combined decentralization-meritocracy-democracy? |
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Cultural Institutions and Cultural Values in Change:
The Bulgarian Case
Rositsa Arcova, Raina Cherneva, Boris Danailov, Tania Petrova,
Tatiana Rogacheva, Lazar Koprinarov |
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I. Cultural policy under state socialism |
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1.1. Establishment of the system of state cultural institutions and centralisation of the cultural administration |
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1.2. Relaxation of the methods of control and formal introduction of democratic procedures |
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II. The current situation in the field of cultural development |
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2.1. Structural (institutional) changes in culture |
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2.1.1. Cultural institutions and their management |
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2.1.2. Administrative organisation of culture |
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2.1.3. The institutional position of the artist |
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2.1.4. Market relations and culture |
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2.2. Changes in cultural values |
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2.2.1. Cultural industries |
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2.2.2. Mass culture |
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2.3. Cultural background of political, social and economic changes |
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III. Possible scenarios of cultural development in the near future |
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3.1. Public opinion as a cultural and political mechanism |
46 |
3.2. The middle class and the cultural market |
46 |
3.3. Cultural policy and cultural reforms |
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The Czech Republic and Slovakia: Two Different Roads to Cultural Development
Siniša Malešević |
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I. A brief description of cultural policies under state socialism |
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II. The current situation in the field of cultural development |
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2.1. Structural (institutional) changes in culture |
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2.2. Changes in cultural values |
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2.3. Cultural background to economic, political and social changes |
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2.3.1. Economy and value changes |
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2.3.2. Politics and value changes |
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2.3.3. The social sphere and value changes |
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III. Possible scenarios of cultural development in the near future |
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Cultural Institutions and Cultural Values in Lithuania
Jonas Oskinis |
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I. Lithuanian culture: The historic background |
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1.1. The situation in culture under state socialism |
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1.2. The impact of culture during the Liberation Period of 1989-1991 |
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II. The current situation in the field of cultural development |
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2.1. Structural and institutional changes in culture |
83 |
2.1.1. Cultural institutions and their management |
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2.1.2. The institutional position of the artist |
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2.1.3. Market relations and culture |
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III. Changes in cultural values |
90 |
3.1. Cultural industries |
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3.2. Mass Culture |
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3.3. The cultural background for political, social and economic changes |
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3.4. Value change and the situation of culture in Lithuania |
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IV. Possible scenarios for cultural development in the near future |
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Changes in the Cultural Values and Cultural Institutions in Russia
Guerman Mendjeritsky & Svetlana Petkova |
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I. Cultural development in the Soviet period |
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II. The current situation in the field of cultural development |
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2.1. Development of cultural institutions in the period of perestroika and Russia's independence (1987-1995) |
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2.2. Changes in cultural values, 1991-1995 |
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III. Possible scenarios of cultural development in the near future |
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Annex |
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List of the addresses of some of the cultural institutions in the countries covered by this Special Issue |
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Some ongoing and forthcoming cultural initiatives in
Central and Eastern Europe |
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The Fund for Central and East European Book Projects (CEEBP) |
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The Regional Observatory on Financing Cultural Life in the Central
and Eastern European Countries |
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The European Summer Academy for Culture and Management |
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Cultural and Arts Management Programme |
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Guide Apollonia - Contemporary Art of Central and Eastern Europe |
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Branching Out. Arts education as a catalyst for change |
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The International Conference on the Preservation and Development
of Cultural Life in the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe |
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Assessment of Cultural Information Needs in the Central European Countries in Transition Towards the Market Economy |
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