Kawashima - Theorising decentralisation in cultural policy
Kawashima, N. (1997), Theorising decentralisation in cultural policy: Concepts, values and strategies, The European Journal of Cultural Policy, 3:2, 341-359, DOI: 10.1080/10286639709358053
Decentralization is one of the ways cultural policies embody the value of equality. Although the concept is frequently linked to combating unequal provision of the arts in geographical terms, decentralisation policies are in fact concerned with providing equal opportunities for participation in culture and the arts for every citizen, regardless of his/her residence, physical ability or disability, income, social class, or cultural attributes such as race and gender.
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Kawashima, N. (2004) Planning for Equality? Decentralisation in Cultural Policy. Coventry, UK: University of Warwick, Centre for Cultural Policy Studies
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