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10th International Conference on Cultural Policy Research

5:30pm EEST

ICCPR 2018 opening reception Creative Hub (Kultuurikatel)

6:30pm EEST

Keynote: What global cultural flows tell us about our interests and values? And what can we do about them? Creative Hub (Kultuurikatel)JP Singh

9:00am EEST

Cosmopolitan Cultural Policy – Between Theory and Practice A002Christiaan De Beukelaer • Dr Natalia Grincheva • Saeed Bin Mohammed • Miikka Pyykkönen • Aleysia Whitmore Re-framing Arts Education A121Sofia Lindström • Veronika Ehm • Aron Weigl • Michael Wimmer CANCELLED SESSION: Gender and publicity A325Triin Roosalu • Yingrong Chen • Marcia Ferran • Taija Roiha Contemporary cultural policy challenges in East Asia A543Jenny Johannisson • Su-Hee Chung • Dongsuk Huh • Byung-Min Lee • Geuntae Park Creative industries and cultural policy A402Chung Hsiao-Ling • Francesco Badia • Elena Bartolucci • Nobuko Kawashima • Tiziana Landi • Claudia Steigerwald Cultural identities, boundaries and heritage A046Toine Minnaert • Sigrid Kaasik-Krogerus • Chao-Shiang Li • Tuuli Lähdesmäki • Katja Mäkinen • Viktorija Čeginskas Interpretations of creative and cultural places A222Bård Kleppe • Phitchakan Chuangchai • Xiao Lu • Eleonora Redaelli, University of Oregon Museum management in East Asia A325Feng-Ying Ken • Shin-Chieh Tzeng • Shang-Ching Yeh Museum policies A018Geir Vestheim • Susanne Krogh Jensen • Wen-Ling Lin • Robin Nelson Polices for reading, literature and libraries A242Ondrej Vimr • Åse Hedemark • Kristin Johansson • Gunn Kristin Aasen Leikvoll • Linnéa Lindsköld • Anna Hampson Lundh • Anette Myhre Momrak • Taija Roiha

10:30am EEST

Coffee break Tallinn University

11:00am EEST

Arts and culture journalism as an instrument of cultural policy: The case of Estonia A046Madis Järvekülg • Ragne Kõuts-Klemm • Marju Lauristin • Johannes Saar Beyond Soft-Power Aspirations: Constructing a New System for Evaluating Chinese Digital Media and their Intra-Asian Flows A121Li Huailiang • Wang Jinhui • Fang Ying Culture and its Relationship to Governance A543Victoria Durrer • Javier Hernández Acosta • Louis Ho • Jennifer L. Novak-Leonard • Mareia Quintero Rivera Cultural Public Space: Education and Integration in Europe – Comparative Perspective A325Egge Kulbok-Lattik • Tobias Harding • Sari Karttunen • Tiiu Kreegipuu • Marianna Makarova • Milvi Martina Piir • Sakarias Sokka • Baiba Tjarve European cultural heritage and cultural diplomacy of the EU A002Sigrid Kaasik-Krogerus • Kristin Kuutma • Tuuli Lähdesmäki • Daniel Schaer Arts universities: institutions and values A242Simone Wesner • Kristina Kuznetsova-Bogdanovits • Minna Launonen • Sarah Scarsbrook • Martin Tröndle CANCELLED SESSION: Participation policies A402 Cultural governance A222Helen Sooväli-Sepping • Yu-Ting Kao • Ian W. King • Annick Schramme • Chih-Hung Wang Data visualisation for policy development A346Indrek Ibrus • Marie Vitova Duskova • Annette Naudin

12:30pm EEST

Lunch break Tallinn University

1:30pm EEST

Keynote: Leap into the Void, after almost three decades: a decolonial view on cultural politics in the former second world A002Madina Tlostanova

3:00pm EEST

Situating the Local in Global Cultural Policy Studies A543Victoria Durrer • Suzanne Burke • Abigail Gilmore • Leila Jancovich • Rike Sitas • David Stevenson Addressing and assessing participation in cultural governance A242Andrew Miles • Rachel Blanche • Lisa Dahlquist • Lisa Engström • Kaija Kaitavuori • Dea Vidovic • Ana Zuvela Arts education around the globe A222Michael Wimmer • Md. Shakhawat Ullah Chowdhury • Milena Dragićević Šešić Arts festivals A121Sigrid Røyseng • Lluis Bonet • Meike Lettau • David Ocon • Johanna Tuukkanen Cultural policy research methods A046Nobuko Kawashima • Mari Torvik Heian • Kanghua Li • Yung-Neng Lin • Heidi Stavrum • Sandra Toledo Ethics and justice in cultural policy A002Jeremy Ahearne • Ole Marius Hylland • Jonathan Paquette Financing of culture in Latin America A346Arturo Rodriguez Morato • Aldo Valentim • Cleide Vilela ICT and data use in cultural institutions A325Bjarki Valtysson • HyeYeong Gim • Olga Kolokytha • Izabela Korbiel • Luciana Piazzon Barbosa Lima • Krisztina Rozgonyi • SeoungHo Ryu • Katharine Sarikakis Media, diversity and multiculturalism in Europe A018Mikka Pyykkönen • Antía María López • Miren Manias-Munoz • Toine Minnaert • Clémence Varin Models for amateur arts governance and funding A402Jonathan Vickery • Kristīne Freiberga • Suvi Heikkilä • Rune Kobayashi • Baiba Tjarve • Ieva Zemite

4:30pm EEST

Coffee break Tallinn University Rural village life tour and a reflector workshop (sign up at the registration desk) Estonian Open Air Museum Rural village life tour and bread knife illustration workshop (sign up at the registration desk) Estonian Open Air Museum

5:00pm EEST

Hologram workshop and film tour (sign up at the registration desk) Estonian Film Museum Medieval crafts workshop and tour (sign up at the registration desk) Labora Workshops Telliskivi Creative City tour (sign up at the registration desk) Telliskivi Creative City Applied art tour and performance (sign up at the registration desk) ARS Art Factory Contemporary art tour and performance (sign up at the registration desk) ARS Art Factory

9:00am EEST

Adapting the 2005 Convention on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions to New Challenges: The First Responses from Quebec and Canada A325Clémence Varin • Caecilia Alexandre • Ivana Otasevic Social mobility and inequality in cultural and creative work: research, practice, policy A222Mark Taylor • Orian Brook • Catherine Hammersley • Susan Oman Arm's length models A402Tal Feder • Bård Kleppe • Per Mangset Artist policies A046Sigrid Røyseng • Eun-Mee Kim • Yeran Kim • Ji-Young Park • Kaori Takahashi • Simone Wesner Conceptualisations of 'innovation' in creative industries policies A002Indrek Ibrus • Marko Ampuja • Minna Aslama Horowitz • Silja Lassur • Külliki Tafel-Viia Cultural diplomacy amidst global tensions A242Ola K. Berge • Olga Dzhavad • Yoko Kawamura • Marina Kukartseva-Glaser • Hyesun Shin Cultural policies for Russians - in Russia and in Estonia A543Egge Kulbok-Lattik • Justyna Arendarska • Ociepka Beata • Tatiana Romashko Management of creative processes A346Chris Bilton • Åsne Dahl Haugsevje • Mari Torvik Heian • Anne Heinze • Wu Jiun-Yi • Gunn Kristin Leikvoll • Heidi Stavrum Modes of global flows A018Anton Weigl • Chungsun Lee • Anubha Sarkar • Ondrej Vimr Participation and rhetorics A121Ben Walmsley • Sofia Lindström • Njordur Sigurjonsson • Nan Yang

10:30am EEST

Coffee break Tallinn University

11:00am EEST

Artist Policies, Musicians Status and Organisational Practice. Comparative perspective A121Dagmar Abfalter • Tanja Johansson • Marcin Poprawski • Njordur Sigurjonsson Diversity cultural policy A046Jack Newsinger • Victoria Durrer • Doris Eikhof • Justin O'Connor • Anamik Saha Artistic collaboration practices and policies A242Andres Kõnno • Irmeli Kokko • Kamila Lewandowska • Mia Nakamura • Zofia Smolarska • Ben Walmsley Centralisations and autonomies in Eastern and Central Europe A402Milena Dragićević Šešić • Katarzyna Kopeć • Audrone Rimkute Creative industries in Europe and Asia A346Olga Kolokytha • Jurate Cerneviciute • Myeong Chin Cho • Hsiao-Ling Chung • Rusne Kregzdaite • Rolandas Strazdas Cultural organisations and ethnic minorities A018Jonathan Paquette • Fara Azmat • Ahmed Ferdous • Boram Lee • Hong Yu Liu • Ruth Rentschler • Sihlangu Tshuma European cultural diplomacy A002Yoko Kawamura • Johannes Crückeberg • Bert Hoffmann • Ian Thomas Global film and culture industries A543Miren Manias-Munoz • Laëtitia Kulyk • Polly Stupples • Katerina Teaiwa Heritage discourses A222Tobias Harding • Kadri Kallast • Anna Kharkina • Pierre Losson Local policies, communities and change A325Nancy Duxbury • Hannu Itkonen • Olli Jakonen • Anita Kangas • Egge Kulbok-Lattik • Chika Ochiai • Sakarias Sokka

12:30pm EEST

Lunch break Tallinn University

1:30pm EEST

Keynote: Public values and the common good in an online world A002José van Dijck

3:00pm EEST

Arts NGOs and artistic leadership A402Mia Nakamura • WoongJo Chang • Sun Hyoung Kim • Dahyun Lee • Dongjoon Lee Digital culture policies A046Maarja Ojamaa • Luciana Piazzon Barbosa Lima • Emma Lind Discourses of Value A325Roger Blomgren • Rasmus Kask • Alessia Tortolini Ethnic minorities and cultural policy A018Tuuli Lähdesmäki • Claudia Chibici-Revneanu • Allan Davis • Andres Jõesaar Historical perspectives on implicit cultural policies A543Jeremy Ahearne • Tiiu Kreegipuu • Miikka Pyykkönen • Aya Takaku Local production and clustering A346Abigail Gilmore • Nancy Duxbury • Kunihiro Noda • Katharina M. Schröck Public funding for arts A121Marco Antonio Chavez-Aguayo • Jennifer Novak-Leonard • Hanna Ojamo • Michael Rushton • Rachel Skaggs • Raji Uppal UNESCO's policies across decades A002JP Singh • Alexandre Couture Gagnon • Miia Huttunen • Geir Vestheim Values and the performing arts A222Antonio C. Cuyler • Özlem Canyürek • Hedi-Liis Toome

4:30pm EEST

Coffee break Tallinn University

5:00pm EEST

Current imperatives in cultural policy-making: establishing evidence-based and participatory approaches A222Kiley Arroyo • Nancy Duxbury • Surajen Uppal • Dea Vidovic • Ana Zuvela Autoethnographic reflection of cultural managers in the context of European and Global Flows of the Cultural Governance A543Egge Kulbok-Lattik • Horea Avram • Marie-Laurence Boitard • Frederique Chabaud • Dan Diojdescu • Magdalena Durda-Dmitruk • Alice Pauly Artist mobilities and welfare A018Jo Caust • Andrea Baldin • Trine Bille • Maria Hirvi-Ijäs • Irmeli Kokko Cultural diplomacy in China and South Korea A242Gonzalo Soltero • Sumi Kim • Dan Li • Sung-Won Yoon Institutionalisation of Cultural Value A346Clive Gray • Tully Barnett • Judith Blumberg • Tobias Harding • Mark Taylor Market-based models for theatre A121Hedi-Liis Toome • Thuy Do • Tal Feder • Michael Rushton New intermediaries A046Indrek Ibrus • Chris Bilton • Bjarki Valtysson Policies and their failures in Nordic and Baltic countries A325Lisanne Gibson • Irena Alperyte • Roger Blomgren • Jenny Johannisson • Vappu Renko Popular culture, histories and nostalgia A402Linnéa Lindsköld • Insun Chung • Dorota Pawlicka • David Wright UNESCO on diversity A002Lluis Bonet • Alexandre Couture Gagnon • Ben Garner • Justin O'Connor

7:30pm EEST

ICCPR 2018 conference dinner Seaplane Harbour Museum (Lennusadam)

9:00am EEST

New developments in Ibero-American cultural policies: between national systems reform and the supranational governance reconfiguration A325Arturo Rodríguez Morató • Lluis Bonet • Arianni Batista Rodríguez • JP Singh • Mariano Martín Zamorano • Matías Zarlenga Understanding Everyday Participation: Articulating Cultural Values A222Lisanne Gibson • Abigail Gilmore • Andrew Miles Arts Rights Justice: policy, activist and legal approaches A046Daniel Gad • Marcin Górski • Jonathan Vickery • Milena Dragićević Šešić Addressing capabilities, rights and citizenship in governance A121Sakkarias Sokka • Josephine Caust • Marco Antonio Chávez-Aguayo • Jan Fredrik Hovden • Hallvard Moe • Torgeir Uberg Nærland Arts across cultural spaces A402Martin Tröndle • Ola K. Berge • Sigrid Røyseng European cultural policies A242Jenny Johannisson • Kristina Jacobsen • Ruirui Zhou Ideologies and myths in cultural policy making A002Ole Marius Hylland • Chris Bilton • Carole Rosenstein • Gonzalo Soltero • Andrej Srakar

10:30am EEST

Coffee break Tallinn University

11:00am EEST

Arts movements and representations across decades A402Jennifer Novak-Leonard • Kristian Handberg • Akemi Minamida • Daniel Przastek CANCELLED SESSION: Music policies in the South and East A543Kristina Kuznetsova-Bogdanovits • Ola K. Berge Copyright and heritage A325Maarja Ojamaa • Megan Rae Blakely • Jukka Kortelainen • Niels D. Lund Cross-border flows of influence A002Victoria Durrer • Jeremy Ahearne • Olga Kolokytha • Kennedy Ebang Njikang Cultural policies and politics A222Per Mangset • Mustafa Berkay Aydın • Lluis Bonet • Çağdaş Ceyhan • Mariano Martín Zamorano Labour, justice and ways of engagement in creative and cultural industries A046David Wright • Mark Banks • Antonio C. Cuyler • Mark Taylor • Rarita Zbranca Policies for audiovisual industries A121Andres Jõesaar • Madis Järvekülg • Henry Loeser • Emiel Martens • Richard Paterson • Ulrike Rohn Value and impact A242Eleonora Redaelli, University of Oregon • Tully Barnett • Olli Aleksi Jakonen • Julian Meyrick • Robert Phiddian • Nanna Kann- Rasmussen

12:30pm EEST

Lunch break Tallinn University

1:30pm EEST

Keynote: Netflix and the Rise of Transverse, Transnational Flows A002Joseph Straubhaar

3:00pm EEST

Concluding session: past and future of ICCPR A002Indrek Ibrus

4:30pm EEST

Coffee break Tallinn University

5:00pm EEST

Special tours to Estonian Art Museum (sign up at the registration desk) Estonian Art Museum KUMU