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Artistic Diversity as a Political Objective

Name: Artistic Diversity as a Political Objective
Creator: Hansen, Louise Ejgod
Keywords: decentralisering, theatre policy, artistic diversity, decentralisation, cultural democracy, kunstnerisk mangfoldighed, kulturelt demokrati, teaterpolitik

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Other literature type 01 Jan 2009Publisher:Brill

Authors: Hansen, Louise Ejgod;

doi: 10.1163/9789042026131_012

Artistic Diversity as a Political Objective

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Abstract

In this article the question of artistic diversity is raised in connection to developments in cultural policy from the seventies until today. The case study of the Danish system of local theatres is used to examine some of the problems connected to this objective and its implementation as well as the relationship between developments in policy and in the field of theatre.

I artiklen analyseres spørgsmålet om kunstnerisk mangfoldighed i lyset af den kulturpolitiske udvikling fra 1970´erne til i dag. Med udgangspunkt i egnsteaterordningen undersøges såvel problemerne med den kulturpolitiske målsætning og dens implementering som forholdet mellem den politiske og den kunstneriske udvikling.

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decentralisering, theatre policy, artistic diversity, decentralisation, cultural democracy, kunstnerisk mangfoldighed, kulturelt demokrati, teaterpolitik

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