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0608111617182225282931373740434345484950535456575862687576Foreword by Isabelle SchwarzPrologueIntroductionPart 1 – The conceptual frame of the studyPolicy analysisComparative cultural policy research in EuropeThe Council of Europe and comparative research of cultural policiesThe impact of EU enlargement on public policiesPart 2 – European Union, culture and cultural policy: the impact of EU enlargementEuropean Union policy towards cultureA brief history of cultural policy-making in the European CommunityCultural issues in the process of EU enlargementThe background to the 2004 enlargementCulture in the Treaty and acquis communautaireThe impact of EU enlargement: results of the survey of researchers and policy-makersMethodologyGeneral assessmentHarmonization with the acquis communautaireAudio-visual policyTaxation policyCompetition policy and state aidStatus of the artist: free movement of people, social securityFree movement of goods: relevance for movable cultural heritageStatisticsOther issuesPreliminary assessment of the impact of EU enlargementPart 3 – What will the future bring?Instead of a conclusionNotes90102106107111116ReferencesAnnex 1: Questionnaire on the impact of EU enlargement on cultural policiesAnnex 2: Article 151 of the Treaty of AmsterdamAnnex 3: List of CPRA jury membersAnnex 4: GlossaryBiography Nina ObuljenContents5
Page 1: Why we need European cultural polic
Page 6 and 7: Prologue When I decided to research
Page 8 and 9: If I had the opportunity of startin
Page 10 and 11: Measures directly referring to cult
Page 12 and 13: obstacles encountered during the pe
Page 14 and 15: Part 1Theconceptualframe ofthe stud
Page 16 and 17: argument referred to identifying ex
Page 18 and 19: Gray called for comparative researc
Page 20 and 21: The Council of Europe and comparati
Page 22 and 23: a broader understanding of culture,
Page 24 and 25: The first one is a `macro’ dimens
Page 26 and 27: Part 2European Union,culture andcul
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meet the recently introduced regula
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IPR legislation into line with Worl
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Part 3What willthe futurebring?68 P
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Manuel Barroso, President of the Eu
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Instead of a conclusionThe aim of t
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1 The French term acquis communauta
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30 OJ C 336, 19/12/1992.31 1st Repo
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65 See Annex 1 for a copy of theque
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culture, which needs to be exempt f
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Futo P, Cuculić J, et al (2002)Met
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Laher L, (2001)Trapped in the notio
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Puchala D J, (1971)Òf blind men, e
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Weidenfeld W, Wessels W, (1997)Euro
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2. In your opinion, have the cultur
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13. Have there been any changes in
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Annex 3List of CPRA jury membersMil
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Political Economy Cultural Economic
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Annex 4GlossaryAcquis communautaire
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Cultural marketsA term used to desc
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Third countriesEU documents sometim
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