Exploring implicit and explicit cultural policy dimensions through major-event and neoliberal rhetoric

Q1 Social Sciences
Rafaela Neiva Ganga , Nicholas Wise , Marko Perić
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Abstract

This paper is conceptually positions the emergence of the neoliberal city in the context of transitions to late-capitalism. The aim of this study is to understand intersections between explicit and implicit cultural policy dimensions focusing on the Rijeka2020 programme as intended and how it was restructured as a response to COVID-19. Through cultural policy analysis, this ex-ante qualitative case study of the Rijeka2020 programme illuminates overlapping explicit and implicit policy priorities of the ECoC—offering a unique insight into what could potentially be the future of the European cultural policy. Rijeka2020 can be seen as a changing point amidst different rhetoric, analysed around three themes (regeneration, legacy, and participation). Results examine how Rijeka's culture-led urban regeneration agenda was shy on creative industry oriented programming, yet reinforced through capital cultural infrastructural projects. Through attempts to avoid event-led spectacle, officials planned to engage more at the neighbourhood-scale using participatory art practices that concentrated on capacity building. Important take-away points address shifts from culture-oriented regeneration to local participatory art practices is a step towards reconstructing the cultural sector upstream (based on production) and downstream (through reception).

通过重大事件和新自由主义修辞探索隐含和明确的文化政策维度
本文从概念上定位了新自由主义城市在向晚期资本主义过渡的背景下的出现。本研究的目的是了解以Rijeka2020计划为重点的显性和隐性文化政策维度之间的交集,以及该计划如何进行重组以应对COVID-19。通过文化政策分析,Rijeka2020项目的事前定性案例研究阐明了欧共体重叠的显性和隐性政策优先事项,为欧洲文化政策的未来提供了独特的见解。Rijeka2020可以被视为不同修辞中的一个转折点,围绕三个主题(再生、遗产和参与)进行分析。结果表明,Rijeka以文化为主导的城市更新议程缺乏创意产业导向的规划,但却通过资本文化基础设施项目得到加强。通过尝试避免以事件为主导的景观,官员们计划在社区规模上更多地参与,使用专注于能力建设的参与式艺术实践。从以文化为导向的再生到当地参与式艺术实践的转变是朝着重建上游(基于生产)和下游(通过接收)文化部门迈出的重要一步。
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City, Culture and Society
City, Culture and Society Economics, Econometrics and Finance-Economics, Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)
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