The aim of this paper is to analyse the participation in culture from a perspective of the urban consumption system and urban cultural policies. The participation in culture is interpreted, both in a descriptive way as a categorial collection of practices of spending leisure time, as well as from a functional point of view – an aspect of city-ness. This article examines results of the study employing the CATI research method, conducted with the participation of citizens of the Wrocław agglomeration. It explored the influence of the mass distribution of cultural events, linked to the European Capital of Culture celebrations, on widening the access to culture and on the aims of cultural policy
International audienceThis article argues that societal transformation in post-industrial countries ...
[[abstract]]One of the major forms of cultural tourism development undertaken throughout Europe has ...
Several authors in contemporary cultural consumption research have argued that the traditional axis ...
International audienceEuropean cultural policy programs, such as European Capitals of Culture (ECC),...
The “European Capital Culture” programme was launched by the European Council of Ministers in 1985. ...
This article contains an analysis of the “ECC effect,” that is, the long-term change produced in Pol...
The recent pandemic has confirmed, once and for all, the importance of artistic expression and cultu...
Participation is increasingly a common feature in both Capital and City of Culture (CoC) programmes ...
The current trend in public policy is to valorise culture as a tool for social, economic and politic...
This paper investigates the determinants of residents’ satisfaction with the cultural facilities sup...
International audienceThis paper aims to analyse the cultural dynamics in different European regions...
This article has three main aims. The first is to highlight the importance of culture and consumptio...
The active involvement of citizens in the co-creation of public initiatives has been embraced by the...
The article analyses the socio-cultural changes triggered by the European Capital of Culture 2016 bi...
The article analyses the socio-cultural changes triggered by the European Capital of Culture 2016 bi...
International audienceThis article argues that societal transformation in post-industrial countries ...
[[abstract]]One of the major forms of cultural tourism development undertaken throughout Europe has ...
Several authors in contemporary cultural consumption research have argued that the traditional axis ...
International audienceEuropean cultural policy programs, such as European Capitals of Culture (ECC),...
The “European Capital Culture” programme was launched by the European Council of Ministers in 1985. ...
This article contains an analysis of the “ECC effect,” that is, the long-term change produced in Pol...
The recent pandemic has confirmed, once and for all, the importance of artistic expression and cultu...
Participation is increasingly a common feature in both Capital and City of Culture (CoC) programmes ...
The current trend in public policy is to valorise culture as a tool for social, economic and politic...
This paper investigates the determinants of residents’ satisfaction with the cultural facilities sup...
International audienceThis paper aims to analyse the cultural dynamics in different European regions...
This article has three main aims. The first is to highlight the importance of culture and consumptio...
The active involvement of citizens in the co-creation of public initiatives has been embraced by the...
The article analyses the socio-cultural changes triggered by the European Capital of Culture 2016 bi...
The article analyses the socio-cultural changes triggered by the European Capital of Culture 2016 bi...
International audienceThis article argues that societal transformation in post-industrial countries ...
[[abstract]]One of the major forms of cultural tourism development undertaken throughout Europe has ...
Several authors in contemporary cultural consumption research have argued that the traditional axis ...