Titlebook: Enhancing Participation in the Arts in the EU; Challenges and Metho Victoria M. Ateca-Amestoy,Victor Ginsburgh,Juan Pr Book 2017 Springer I

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137012180ys, and regional statistics. We proceed reviewing research using the aforementioned information. We also identify some areas that deserve future attention, and conclude with a discussion of comparative issues and policy recommendations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-48372-6iences in the disadvantaged areas of the city of Catania are then used as a case study to identify critical aspects of each investigated form of private supply and to derive general suggestions for the design of public policies.

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Measuring Participation in the Arts in Spainthe last two decades. We start by presenting alternative sources of information: official statistics provided by the Spanish National Statistics Office and by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport (or by the former Ministry of Culture), and international, national public opinion surve

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Measuring Participation in the Arts in Italyvant institutions, such as UNESCO and Eurostat. Today, studies on cultural participation focus today on the . nature of the phenomenon, and on the complex and interrelated information, communication, community, enjoyment, expression and transaction aspects. The blurred distinction between consumers

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Attendance at/Participation in the Arts by Educational Level: Evidence and Issuese by social class, particularly educational level, persisting over time. Drawing on the 2012 US Public Participation in the Arts survey, and to a lesser extent a 2013 Eurobarometer survey, this chapter outlines attendance by educational level at arts events; and then considers differences by educati

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Measuring Participation or Participating in Measurement? The Cautionary Tale of an Accidental Experi surveys in other areas of social science. The present chapter casts doubt on this assumption via a cautionary tale of events that befell an established national survey in Ireland. An organisational change led the survey to be conducted via the same method but using a different set of interviewers.

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Musical Rhythm Embedded in the Brain: Bridging Music, Neuroscience, and Empirical Aestheticstheory, anthropology and psychology. In contrast, it is a relatively new field in neuroscience. Recently, a wave of neuroscience research has grown up exploring the interaction with music in both human and non-human brains, and in evolutionary terms. This chapter briefly reviews some of the biologic