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Managing adversity in the British art support system |
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C. Cray, J. Jordan |
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In: CPU Cultural policy update. 1(2011)1(.27-35) |
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kunstbeleid, cultuurbeleid, cultuur, kunst, politiek, markt, sponsoring, bezuinigingen, mecenaat, subsidies, overheidsfinanciering, economie, crisis, Verenigd Koninkrijk, tijdschriftartikelen (vorm) |
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Samenvatting
As a result of the current economic climate and the Conservative-Liberal Democrat Government’s cost-cutting approach to reducing the budget deficit, several cultural policy issues are arising in the UK. The likely consequences for publicly funded cultural organizations can be considered in the light of existing policy approaches across the not-for-profit sector. Some of the organizations in this sector have sought to diversify their funding sources, thereby making them less reliant on the state. Diversification includes the use of trading and contracting models, as well as increasing the pool of philanthropic donors. Many cultural organizations that have relied upon public funding in the past will be unable to do so in the future and will, consequently, be forced to explore these other approaches. |
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