K2SP 2065 - Comparative Cultural Policies

This course is designed to give students an introduction to how cultural policies are shaped and implemented at the local, national, and international scale. Cultural policies will be analysed from a historical, comparative, and practical perspective, with a focus on the key players in this field, both public and private, the intersection with other public policies, and the strategic challenges that global cities are facing. It will also present the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the cultural and creative sectors and how cultural policies form part of recovery planning.  

Pauline RÉBÉNA,Lauren GINDRE,David FAJOLLES

Cours magistral seul

English

Readings, sessions preparation, group and individual assignements.

N/A

Autumn 2021-2022

1) Individual written case studies on national topics (first part of the course) 2) Group presentations on local case studies, with a short written summary (second part of the course)

Lessons will be delivered with a PowerPoint presentation. Lessons 1-6: Introduction to national and international cultural policies – teacher: David Fajolles Lessons 7-12: Introduction to local and urban cultural policies – teacher: Lauren Gindre Industry professionals will be invited to present throughout the semester.