Artists who work as, or plan to become, entrepreneurs often face identity and value conflicts as well as precarious conditions, yet many arts entrepreneurs find entrepreneurship a meaningful way of...

As part of the democratisation of culture policies, surveys of cultural habits (the cultural access and participation surveys, CAPS) are now part of the cultural policy research agenda in countries...

This article examines the operationalisation of cultural democracy within Croatian cultural policy and explores how it can be practically implemented in transitional societies. The analysis employs...

Focusing specifically on the case of Italy, this paper contributes to the ongoing debates on cultural policy in Europe relating to the Covid-19 pandemic and more broadly to debates on cultural poli...

Existing research has examined how gender inequality enables sexual harassment in the film and television industry but has not analysed sexual harassment as a cause of gender inequality. This artic...

The main purpose of the study is to explore and conceptualize how regional museums in Poland and the Czech Republic implement audience engagement strategies in response to contemporary socio-econom...

The article explores how craft makers navigate the tension between creative autonomy and market demands within the current economic and cultural policy frameworks. Drawing on an ethnographic study ...

This study examines the dynamics of citizen participation in the decision-making processes of an arts district, integrating Kruks-Wisner’s Theory of Active Citizenship into the creative placemaking...

This article critically examines the concept of “Swiftonomics”, widely used in media and policy discourse to describe the economic and cultural impact of Taylor Swift. For cultural policy, it is im...

Publishes timely investigations on issues in the arts, culture and creative sectors, and critically engages with policy debates from international perspectives.

This link will take you to a page that’s not on LinkedIn

This article explores the impact of the Culturelink Network over its three decades of operation, asserting its potential as a significant source of inspiration and influence for shaping future cult...

This article explores the implications of Universal Basic Income (UBI) in the artistic sector. Firstly, it presents the tensions between artistic autonomy and the market. Secondly, it showcases som...

Models of artist labor supply, like the work-preference model, assume that artists are intrinsically motivated to engage in creative work. This intrinsic motivation leads artists to engage in artis...

Publishes timely investigations on issues in the arts, culture and creative sectors, and critically engages with policy debates from international perspectives.

La Conferencia Internacional Política Cultural y Desarrollo Sostenible forma parte de los diálogos globales sobre políticas culturales.

The publication of García Canclini's Hybrid Cultures: Strategies for Entering and Leaving Modernity in 1990 was a turning point in the way the social sciences, humanities, and cultural studies anal...

As culture exists and evolves predominantly in society, democratic principles provide a strong foundation for future cultural development. Through a range of case studies and provocations from Lati...

This study investigates the design of the Social Impact Commitment of Cultural Organisations (CISOC) within Portugal’s National Plan for the Arts (NPA) and focuses on two distinct conceptualisation...

Published in Cultural Trends (Ahead of Print, 2025)

The International Conference on Cultural Policy and Sustainable Development is part of the global dialogues on cultural policy.

PUCP and the scientific journal Cultural Trends organize the 2025 edition of the International Conference

PUCP and the scientific journal Cultural Trends organize the 2025 edition of the International Conference

PUCP and the scientific journal Cultural Trends organize the 2025 edition of the International Conference

PUCP and the scientific journal Cultural Trends organize the 2025 edition of the International Conference

PUCP and the scientific journal Cultural Trends organize the 2025 edition of the International Conference

PUCP and the scientific journal Cultural Trends organize the 2025 edition of the International Conference

Cultural Trends Roundtable · Episode

The contemporary cultural value debate has been broadly UK-driven, albeit with European and international dimensions. However, the Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent focus on sector working condi...

Volume 34, Issue 3 of Cultural Trends

Volume 34, Issue 3 of Cultural Trends

ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP) and Cultural Trends invite you to: Cultural Policy and Sustainable Development: A Global Dialogue Lima, Peru 5-7 Novemb...

Guest Editors: Dr Nazlı Alimen (BCU) and Dr Lezley George (Kingston University) Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) include sectors rooted in cultural heritage, artistic expression, design, and in...