02773naa a2200265 i 450000100060000000300090000600500170001500700150003200800410004702400330008804000280012110000370014924502230018630000440040952012280045354000900168159502720177170000300204377300860207385600910215985600710225094200070232199900170232895201620234547457ES-BaOER20250926150620.0cr |||||||||||250926s2025    xxu|||||s|||||||| ||eng|d  a10.1016/j.poetic.2024.101963  aES-BaOERbcatcES-BaOER1 aMartín Zamorano, Mariano9317314aThe Problem of socio-territorial inequality in cultural policies: unveiling policy frames through Barcelona policies (2019–2023)h[Recurs electrònic] / cMariano Martín Zamorano Barrios, Nicolás Barbieri Muttis  a13 p. : digital, fitxer PDF (563,11 Kb)  aThis article examines how cultural policy frames embody and shape inequalities in cultural participation within urban settings. It explores both historical and contemporary policy frames, scrutinizing various approaches to cultural democratization and intersectional equity. From this perspective, we study how the cultural policies advanced by the Barcelona City Council framed
inequalities in urban cultural participation and access to culture. The research employs thematic analysis of Barcelona’s cultural policy documents and relevant stakeholder interviews to evaluate these frames’ problem definition, prognosis, and collective action components. On this basis, the article identifies three main policy frames: constitutive, participatory, and intersectional, which
are contrasted with policies implemented in the city from 2019 to 2023, including both pre- and post-COVID-19. The results reveal that although the local administration’s policy frame broadly aligns with strategies and narratives of multidimensional participation and pro-intersectional equity frames, it also embeds tensions within and between specific social stratification and constitutive components of cultural policy design. (Font: Autor)  aCreative CommonsfCC BY - NC - NDuhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/  aAbstract -- Keywords -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Methodology: materials and methods -- 3. Cultural policy and inequality: three dominant policy frames -- 4. Barcelona’s cultural policies: framing the period 2019–2023 -- 5. Discussion -- 6. Conclusions -- References 1 aBarbieri, Nicolás938070 7nnastPoetics,gVol. 108 (Febr. 2025), 101963x0304-422Xw(ES-BaOER)vtls000006981  zE-Linkuhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304422X24001013?via%3Dihub  zInteraccióuhttps://interaccio.diba.cat/news/2025/08/desigualtat  cEA  c47457d47457  00108GaCERCbCERCcRDd2025-09-26eDoE250063pE250063uhttps://cercles.diba.cat/cgi-bin/koha/opac-retrieve-file.pl?id=e177f2f6eb2d450ca81b590d3c56a5c7yEA