Different governments in Europe are advancing corporatist mechanisms to foster a
homogenizing and conservative understanding of culture. Illiberal practices framed within …

Cultural institutions are the main beneficiaries of public funds for culture. However, cultural
policies suffer from 'adhocism'in the administration of institutions, which are often publicly …

This article aims to advance the literature on policy mobility by decentring the primacy of
mobility itself and focusing on understanding what cities do in order to 'arrive at'localized …

Researchers have studied how artistic judgments are made in group interactions, but much
remains to be known about artistic evaluations in decision-making settings where …

The aim of this article is to look critically at the implications of gender equality concepts for
individual freedom as conceptualised by the philosopher Isaiah Berlin. The scientific …

This paper develops perspectives which seek to spatialize authoritarian neoliberalism
through arguing for greater engagement with the politics of urban cultural policy formation in …

The culture funding systems based on the arm's length mechanism are generally believed to
secure more autonomy of artistic institutions than 'bureaucratic'systems which directly …

This paper is concerned with the evaluation of artistic production within the Polish science
policy. It analyses the performance-based research funding system (PRFS) in Polish higher …

Culture is one of the areas of human activity, where projects always seemed to be a natural
form of performing activities. Unlike many sectors undergoing projectification (especially …

According to many researchers, the cultural policy model based on the arm's length principle
gives public institutions more autonomy than the so-called bureaucratic model. In line with …