Re|Shaping policies for creativity [Recurs electrònic] : we share, we act, we build

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UNESCO

Publication details: Paris : UNESCO, 2026Description: 267 p. : digital, fitxer PDF (11,59 Mb)ISBN:

9789231008511

Other title:

Re|Penser les politiques culturelles

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Summary: From music and film to literature and design, creative expressions give voice to the world’s diversity. This diversity, in turn, can only thrive when creativity is nurtured by effective policies and institutions. Twenty years ago, governments and civil society came together at UNESCO with a shared vision, leading to the adoption of the Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions – a landmark international treaty that continues to guide how countries support culture and creativity today. The Re|Shaping Policies for Creativity report series monitors how this vision is put into action. Drawing on data from more than 120 countries, this fourth edition analyses the latest trends, challenges and opportunities shaping creative sectors, as well as the policy responses designed to address them. Cultural governance today faces mounting pressures as digital transformation and deepening global inequalities raise fundamental questions about who can create and access culture. This report offers insights and recommendations to inspire policy action, supporting governments, institutions and civil society to establish the conditions for creativity to flourish. (Font: Editor)

List(s) this item appears in: Noves Adquisicions 2026 (Juny)

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Short summary -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of figures, tables, boxes, maps and messages -- Introduction: We share, we act, we build / Ernesto Ottone R. -- The Convention, 20 years later: progress made, many challenges still to face / Jordi Baltà Portolés -- Goal 1. Support sustainable systems of governance for culture: 1. Building on strong foundations / Andy C. Pratt ; 2. Reconfiguring media diversity / Audrey Yue ; 3. The digital environment: online culture, offline implications / Heritiana Ranaivoson ; 4. Civil society, voices for culture and action / Ayeta Anne Wangusa -- Goal 2. Achieve a balanced flow of cultural goods and services and increase the mobility of artist and cultural professionals: 5. The shifting borders of cultural mobility / Marie Le Sourd, Rana Yazaji ; 6. Tracking cultural goods and services in global trade / André Gouws, Jen Snowball ; 7. Reinforcing the Convention’s influence in international fora / Véronique Guèvremont -- Goal 3. Integrate culture in sustainable development frameworks: 8. Mind the gap: culture and sustainable development / Leandro Valiati -- Goal 4. Promote human rights and fundamental freedoms: Gender equality: not an optional extra / Bridget Conor ; 10. Global mandate: safeguarding artistic freedom in law, policy and practice / Andra Matei -- Annexes: Author biographies ; Methodology ; Bibliography ; List of figures and tables ; Image credits.

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