Policy research by government arts agencies: a review of approaches

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20 June 2007The report summarises responses to a D'Art query about a number of research-related issues, such as whether research is undertaken by agencies in house or contracted externally, whether an agency has a dedicated research unit or a library, and the number of staff and financial resources dedicated to research. The report analyses responses from 19 agencies from 18 countries; most of them government arts support agencies, such as arts councils and ministries of culture.

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