英国研究概论：英国文化政策.pptxVIP

British Cultural Policy, Creative Industries, and Debates on Multiculturalism;One: What is ‘Culture’?;Two: Culture and Power;Three: Culture Industry Culture Industries;Question 1: What are Britain’s fundamental cultural policies? （DCMS）;Creating a fairer and more equal society;;Supporting vibrant and sustainable arts and culture;;Promoting human rights internationally;;Making it easier for the media and creative industries to grow, while protecting the interests of citizens;; Over the past decade, the British government has constructed a highly interventionist relationship with the cultural sector (stated aims: economic growth, artistic excellence, increased access to the arts, and social justice): Commodification of Culture Instrumentalism ;Question2: How Britain Develops Its Culture Industries;Creative Industries/Creative Economy;Categories of Culture Industries in the UK;Question3: What are London’s Cultural Policy and Strategies?;Ken Livingstone The Labour; “Culture is London’s heartbeat. It’s what makes the capital stick–socially, economically and physically. The city’s cultural richness is unmatched, probably by any city in the world. This rich cultural life is extremely important to Londoners and central to the sense of identity of our diverse communities” -- Ken Livingstone ; “the creative industries have been established as London’s core business. So for the capital to thrive, it needs a strong cultural identity and sense of direction. That is what the Culture Strategy is for.” -- Jennette Arnold ;Culture: what to achieve;1London needs to ensure its cultural institutions and events are of a high quality, world class status, 2Improvements in infrastructure and support are necessary to realise the creative potential of London’s cultural diversity, 3London needs to develop its brand and promote itself as a world cultural city and tourism destination, 4Creativity needs to be recognised as a significant contributor to London’s economy and success, 5