Cultural policy
Report
The convergent media policy moment
This paper will consider some of the wider contextual and policy questions arising out of four major public inquiries that took place in Australia over 2011–2012: the Convergence Review, the National Classification Scheme Review, the Independent Media Inquiry (Finkelstein Review) and the National Cultural Policy. This paper considers whether we are now witnessing a ‘convergent...
Briefing paper
Cultural indicators: measuring impact on culture
In demonstrating the case for developing a Cultural Indicators Framework, this paper outlines the various applications such a framework will have that will enable South Australian local government to plan, evaluate and make cultural policy decisions based on evidence.
Thesis
A Balance of Perspective in Global Society: An Argument for 'Reverse Ethnography' in Documentary Film
Globalization is a unifying force spreading a predominantly neoliberal culture that is eradicating the world's cultural diversity. It is directed by transnational powers, notably states and corporations, largely networking their influence through mass media. Television and associated visual media represent the most influential form of media, emanating from points of capital and political power with...
Strategy
ACT artists-in-residence policy
This policy aims to help Australian Capital Territory to achieve the goal to be regarded nationally and internationally as home to a comprehensive program of highly regarded artist residencies.
Report
The report of the arts and culture strategic review
The Arts and Culture Strategic Review aims to guide Singapore's arts and culture blueprint from 2010 to 2025. This review shifts the focus for the next phase of cultural development to Singapore's people and society.