Cultural relations in changing societies

This report was produced for the 2014 International Culture Summit (Edinburgh, 10-12 August).

 
Paper written by Yudhishthir Raj Isar in the context of the European Culture Forum 2011 (panel 4), which took place on the 20 & 21 October 2011 in Brussels.

Final report of On the Move’s workshop on artists’ mobility and Schengen visas

As a part of its advocacy activities for better conditions for the international mobility of artists and cultural professionals, On the Move (OTM) tackles visa issues: on this crucial theme they have developed a part of their Charter for a sustainable and responsible cultural mobility  and they organise capacity building activities for their members, in particular a training workshop in November, 15th- 16th in Brussels devoted to Schengen visas. The results of this workshop form the core of this report.

 
This study "European cities and cultural mobility: Trends and support actions" analyses the policies and actions implemented by large European cities to support the mobility of artists and cultural professionals. This study is based on the results of a survey completed by 24 cities in 15 European countries.

 
Conclusions de la conférence More Europe à Marseille, qui a eu lieu le 11 juillet 2013 : "Défis et perspectives pour la culture. Regards croisés entre l'Europe de l'Est et le Sud de la Méditerranée".

 
Conclusions of the the More Europe conference in Marseilles which took place on July 11th, 2013, under the title "Challenges and perspectives for culture - Views from Eastern Europe and the Southern Mediterranean".

New regional programmes to support media, culture and private sector development in the Southern Mediterranean

The European Union has today approved two new programmes for the South Mediterranean region aiming at contributing to an inclusive growth and reinforcing the sectors of media and culture as vectors of development.

Read ahead or download the press release.

 
Report of the More Europe debate in Amsterdam which took place on September 19th, 2012, under the title "Beyond markets: culture and creative industries in the EU’s external relations".

Gérald Grunberg's presentation to the More Europe - external cultural relations seminar in Paris, on the 23rd of May, 2012.