Arts and Media Management
by
Richard Perkins
18th Edition
Published in 2009 by the Centre for the Study of Cultural Policy,
School of Theatre Studies, University of Warwick, CV4 7AL
©Centre for the Study of Cultural Policy, University of Warwick, 2009
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INTRODUCTION
Entries have been divided into subject areas, and then listed in alphabetical author
sequence.
Items with a Library of Congress classmark (e.g. PN 3229.W6) are at the Central
Campus Library (CCL); those with a Dewey classmark are now on Floor 4. Many
Government and statistical publications are kept on Floor 4 of the Central Campus
Library, and are marked as either Gov Pubs or with a classmark such as 41J, INT A,
431 A etc. Periodicals are split into 3 groups, Arts, Social Science and Science (e.g.
Per Arts), and are shelved in alphabetical order within each sequence. Many
periodicals are becoming available electronically; they may be accessed through the
Library catalogue.
As cultural policy is a multifaceted subject,,items will not be located in one section of
the library but scattered in various areas. By noting the various class numbers of
items in the subject section of this list, you will have a guide as to where books on a
particular aspect of the subject are kept.
Dissertations written by students in previous years are now kept in the Theatre
Studies department.
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CONTENTS
1. STATISTICS
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2. CULTURE AND SOCIETY
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3. CREATIVITY
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4. POLITICS AND PATRONAGE
A. GENERAL
B. CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
C. LOCAL GOVERNMENT
D. POLITICAL PARTIES
E.
TRADE UNIONS
F.
ARTS COUNCIL
G. REGIONAL ARTS ASSOCIATIONS
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5. MANAGEMENT
A. GENERAL
B. ART GALLERIES, MUSEUMS AND CRAFT CENTRES
C. BROADCASTING
D. COMMUNITY ARTS
E. CRAFTS & DESIGN
G. DISABLED
H. CULTURAL DIVERSITY
I.
FESTIVALS
J.
FILM
K. MUSIC
L.
OPERA
M. PUBLISHING
N. THEATRE
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84
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104
127
129
137
140
144
148
161
182
185
192
6. HOUSING THE ARTS
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7. FINANCE AND ECONOMICS
A. GENERAL
B. ACCOUNTING
C. FUND RAISING
D. SPONSORSHIP
E.
TAXATION
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NATIONAL LOTTERY
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THE MILLENNIUM DOME
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206
227
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249
8. LAW
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9. MARKETING
266
11. LEISURE AND TOURISM
289
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1. STATISTICS
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ALLIN, P
Statistics on film: what the official statistics show. Cultural trends, 30, 1999,
p5-29
Shelved at 41 JN
ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
Artstat: digest of arts statistics & trends in the UK, 1986/87–1997/98. ACE,
2000
Shelved at NX 750.G7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Opera tours in England by the major companies 1970-75. AC, 1976
Shelved at pam ML 62.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Visitors to the Hayward Gallery. (Research report 10) -Arts Council 1976
Shelved at pam NX 163.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN. RESEARCH SECTION
The arts and museums, 1972-73: an Arts Council survey of local authority
spending. -Arts Council, 1974
Shelved at NX 750.G7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN. RESEARCH SECTION
The arts and museums, 1974-5: an Arts Council survey of local
authority spending. -Arts Council, 1977
Shelved at NX 750.G7
CHARITIES AID FOUNDATION
Charity trends. -Charities Aid Foundation, 1977 -1993
Shelved at 41 J
CRUNCHING numbers: the use of statistics in the cultural sector. Arts Research
Digest, no.14, 1998
Shelved at Arts Abstracts
CULTURAL TRENDS 1
Cinema, film & home video; employment in cultural industries; financing the
arts & heritage
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 2
Libraries and literature; drama; audiences for the arts and broadcasting
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 3
Music; opera; dance
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 4
Museums; visual arts; crafts; the art trade; the built heritage
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 5
Funding the arts in seven western countries
Shelved at 41 JN
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CULTURAL TRENDS 6
Books, libraries and reading; cinema, film and home video; television
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 7
Drama; music; opera; dance
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 8
Museums and galleries; the art trade; photography; crafts
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 9
Financing the arts and museums; radio
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 10
Books, libraries and reading; cinema, film and home video
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 11
Drama; dance; opera
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 12
Music; amateur arts and crafts; the art trade; museums and galleries
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 13
Television and radio; cinema, film and home video
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 14
Museums and galleries : funding and finance
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 15
Arts festivals; the built heritage
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 16
Libraries and reading; theatre arts
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 17
Television and radio; film and cinema
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 18
Financing the arts; small-scale companies
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 19
Museums & galleries; The music industry
Shelved at 41 JN
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CULTURAL TRENDS 20
Employment in the cultural sector; books, libraries & reading
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 21
Television & radio; The crafts in the 1990s
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 22
The performed arts in London & regional theatres; The Arts Council of
England grant-aided 'National companies'
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 23
Film, cinema & video; the benefits of public art
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 24
Television & radio; the crafts in the 1990s
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 25
The art trade; Museums & galleries; Film, cinema & video; TV & radio;
Employment in the cultural sector.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 26
The performing arts; Music & the music industry; Books, libraries & reading;
The built heritage.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 27
A fair share? : support for cultural activities in the English regions; A learning
culture? : trends in vocational education in the cultural sector.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 28
Museums, galleries & the Lottery; Museum & gallery statistics; Developing
new circus in the UK.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 29
Publishing & bookselling in the UK: art & antiques trade: books & art on the
internet.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 30
Statistics on film: tuning into the public interest in radio: English cultural
services.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 31
The UK music industry: comparing the performing arts in Britain, the US &
Germany: poverty & access to the arts.
Shelved at 41 JN
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CULTURAL TRENDS 32
The built heritage in England; Education provision in the subsidised cultural
sector.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 33
Material culture: conservation in the UK; Public participation in the US
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 34
Audiences for live theatre; The European music industry & European music
policy
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 35
Towards a renaissance in urban parks; Access, efficiency & excellence:
measuring non-economic performance in the English subsidised cultural
sector
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 36
Religious broadcasting on UK television; The changing shape of the book;
European funding of culture
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 37
UK museums; Export restrictions, tax incentives & the national artistic
patrimony; European cultural statistics
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 38
The value of music in London; Local authority historic parks in the UK
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 39
The funding of professional archaeological practice in England; Figuring out
the Dome; Beyond “dusty archives”: the economic benefits of preserving
recorded heritage.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 40
Closing a window on the world: convergence & UK television services for
schools; Commercial radio: serving UK communities; The arts in England:
developing a survey of attendance, participation & attitudes
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 41
The effect of generational change on classical music concert attendance &
orchestra responses in the UK & US; Health & safety in the classical music
industry in the UK & Germany; Financing small music businesses in the UK.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 42
Public library use & users: statistical explorations; Artists in residence in
England & the experience of the year of the artist
Shelved at 41 JN
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CULTURAL TRENDS 43/44
Discovering research resources: researchers’ use of libraries & other
information sources; Pressing the red button – consumers & digital
television; Planning for the past – heritage services in local planning
authorities in England; Play as the main event in UK & international culture;
The economy of time.
Shelved in 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 45
Historic environment; Media – Radio audience research.
Shelved in 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 46
Auditing the historic environment; Volunteering in libraries, museums &
archives
Shelved in 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 47
The impact of free entry to museums; The politics of data collection:
gathering, analysing & using data about the subsidised cultural sector in
England.
Shelved in 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 48
Archives & museums.
Shelved in 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 49
Estimating audiences; Public library trends
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 50
Cultural capital & social exclusion
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 51
Local cultural strategies: Live entertainment at the seaside.
Shelved in 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 52
Developing the evidence base for UK film strategy; Why heritage counts;
Research at Arts Council England; Why fund heritage?
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 53
Museums.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 54
Craft makers; fashion design.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 55
Social stratification of arts audiences; indicators for arts policy.
Shelved at 41 JN
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CULTURAL TRENDS 56
Rescuing our neglected heritage; Cross-country comparisons of cultural
statistics.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 57
Beyond advocacy; Extending the cultural research infrastructure; Museums
– impact & value.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 58/59
Cultural capital & inequality.
Shelved at 41 JN
CULTURAL TRENDS 60
Include us out: economic development & social policy in the creative
industries; Community consultation in developing museum projects: a case
study using the repertory grid technique; Business giving, the tsunami &
corporates as rock stars: some implications for arts funding?
Available online via Library catalogue
CULTURAL TRENDS 61
Cultural honours & career promotion: reconceptualizing prizes in the field of
cultural production; Public & popular: British & Swedish audience trends in
factual & reality television; The future of defunct religious buildings: Dutch
approaches to their adaptive re-use.
Available online via Library catalogue
CULTURAL TRENDS 62
Measuring the size & concentration of business funding of culture in the UK:
closing the gap between advocacy & theory; Participation studies & crossnational comparison: proliferation, prudence & possibility
Available online via Library catalogue
CULTURAL TRENDS 63
Measuring the impact of free admission; Determinents of impact: towards a
better understanding of encounters with the arts; the Gramppian Hills: an
empirical test for rent-seeking behaviour in the arts.
Available online via Library catalogue
CULTURAL TRENDS 64
The golden age of the arts?: taking part survey findings on older people and
the arts; The Social stratification of cultural consumption: some policy
implications of a research project.
Available online via Library catalogue
CULTURAL TRENDS Vol.17 no.1, 2008
Museum collections & sustainability; The cultural value of heritage: evidence
from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Available online via Library catalogue
CULTURAL TRENDS Vol.17 no.2, 2008
Cultural mapping & sustainable communities; Understanding arts audiences;
Making music in traditional societies.
Available online via Library catalogue
CULTURAL TRENDS Vol.17 no.3, 2008
Two cultures – the use & non-use of hypotheses in cultural policy research;
The concentric circles model of the cultural industries; patterns of inequality
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in private funding of culture across the UK; Supporting excellence in the arts
– from measurement to judgement; The Arts Council England’s Arts Debate;
heritage protection for the 21st century.
Available online via Library catalogue
CULTURAL TRENDS Vol.17 no.4, 2008
The Consequences of instrumental museum & gallery policy.
Available online via Library catalogue
DAVIES, R
Artists in figures: a statistical portrait of cultural occupations. ACE, 2003
Link available on catalogue
ERIES source index of cultural statistics in Europe. EC, 1996
Shelved at ref 4 JN
EUROPEAN AUDIOVISUAL OBSERVATORY
Film, television & new media in Europe: statistical yearbook CoE, 1994Shelved at 4 C 91
EUROPEAN AUDIOVISUAL OBSERVATORY
Focus 2006: world film market trends. CoE, 2006
Shelved at INT C 91
EUROSTAT
Statistics on audiovisual services: data 1980-1999. Eurostat, 2001
Shelved at 4 C 91
FEIST, A
International data on public spending on the arts in 11 countries. ACE, 1999
Shelved at qto HP 2095.I6
FLEMING, M C
INSTAT: international statistics sources: subject guide to sources of
international comparative statistics 2 vols Routledge, 1995
Shelved at ref INT A
FLEXTECH TELEVISION
Landscape: the reference handbook for multichannel tv 4 th ed. Flextech,
2001
Shelved at 41 JN
GREAT BRITAIN. Department for Culture, Media & Sport
Creative industries mapping document 2001. HMSO, 2001
Shelved at NX 750.G702
GREAT BRITAIN. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. EDUCATION,
SCIENCE AND ARTS COMMITTEE. Session 1981-82
Public and private funding of the arts. Vol 1-3. -HMSO, 1982
Shelved at 41 M 39
HACON, D
Statistical survey of regularly & fixed-term funded organisations, based on
performance indicators for 1998/99. Arts Council of England, 2000
Shelved at NX 711.G7
HUTCHISON, Robert
A hard fact to swallow. -Policy Studies Institute, 1983
Shelved at pam NX 28.G7
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IFPI
The recording industry in numbers; 2001. IFPI, 2002
Shelved at INT JN
LEISURE FORECASTS 1992 - 1996: the concise guide to leisure markets
Leisure Forecasts, 1991
Shelved at 41 JN
MANN, Peter H
The audience for orchestral concerts. -Arts Council, 1974
Shelved at pam ML 62.M2
MINTEL
Performing arts UK. 2008
Available online via Library website
MYERSCOUGH, J
Facts about the arts -2: a summary of statistics. –PSI, 1986
Shelved at 41 JN
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE ARTS
Facts about the arts. 3rd ed. NCA, 1995
Shelved at NX 711.G7
SCREEN DIGEST 1991Statistics & reports on cinema & film, tv, cable & satellite, broadband, mobile
media & games.
Available online via Factiva
SELWOOD, S
Measuring culture. Spiked-online.com, December 2002
SELWOOD, S
The politics of data collection: gathering, analysing & using data about the
subsidised cultural sector in England. Cultural Trends 47 p.13-72
Shelved in 41 JN
SELWOOD, S
The UK cultural sector: profile & policy issues. PSI, 2001
Shelved at NX 750.G708
SOCIETY OF WEST END THEATRE
West End theatre audience 1990/1. Society of West End Theatre, 1991
Shelved at qto PN 2596.L7
SOCIETY OF WEST END THEATRE
Box Office data report.-Society of West End Theatre, 1992-1996
Shelved at per Arts
STATISTICS on audiovisual services, 1980-1999. Eurostat, 2001
Shelved at 4 C 91
TARGET group index: attendance at cultural events 1986/87 – 2001/02. Social
trends, 33
Shelved at ref 41 JN
Also available on UK government statistics web site
http://www.statistics.gov.uk
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UK FILM COUNCIL
Film in the UK 2002. Film Council, 2003
Available via Library catalogue
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2. CULTURE AND SOCIETY
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AARONOVITCH, D
Such a snobbish view of our popular culture; response to VS Naipaul.
Independent. Review, 12/7/2000 p.5
ADORNO, T
The culture industry: selected essays on mass culture. Routledge, 1991
Shelved at HB 6023.A3
AGGER, B
Cultural studies as critical theory. Falmer, 1992
Shelved at HC 9000.A4
AITCHISON, C
The cultural industries & a model of sustainable regeneration: manufacturing
“pop” in the Rhondda Valleys of South Wales. Managing leisure Vol.8 no.3,
2003 p.133-144
Available online via Library catalogue
ALDERSON, E
Reflections on cultural policy : past, present & future. WLUP, 1993
Shelved at NX 60.R3
ALEXANDER, Jeffrey C:
Culture & Society: contemporary debates. CUP, 1990
Shelved at HC 9000.C8
ALEXANDER, V D
Art & the state: the visual arts in comparative perspective. St Antony’s
Press, 2005
Shelved at NX 720.A5
ALEXANDER, V D
Sociology of the arts: exploring fine & popular forms. Blackwell, 2003
Shelved at NX 180.S6
ANDERSEN, L
Making meaning, making money: directions for the arts & cultural industries
in the creative age. Cambridge Scholars, 2008
Shelved at N 8725.M35
ANDERSON, P
English questions. Verso, 1992
Shelved at HC 9011.A6
APPLEYARD, B
The pleasures of peace : art & imagination in post-war Britain
Faber, 1989
Shelved at NX 543.A7
APPLEYARD B
Abused by tinkering fools : public art.
Independent, 5/9/96, p.17
APPLEYARD, B
Should we cut the arts down to size?
Sunday Times Culture 10/5/98, p.2
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APPLEYARD, B
We should all start jumping for joy. Sunday Times Culture 31/12/06 p.6
ARNOLD, Matthew
Culture and anarchy. University of Michigan Press, 1965
Shelved at HC 5000.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
Towards 2010: new times, new challenges for the arts. ACE, 2000
Shelved at NX 750.G708
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
An urban renaissance: the role of the arts in urban regeneration. Arts
Council, 1988
Shelved at pam NX 705.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
A creative future : the way forward for the arts, crafts & media in England
HMSO, 1993
Shelved at NX 750.G702
ARTS in the environment. ACGB, 1990
Shelved at pam NX 705.A7
ASHWORTH, G
European heritage planning & management . Intellect, 1999
Shelved at HC 9000.E8
ASTON ,J
Urban regeneration & cultural policy: a case of wishful thinking?
(dissertation) University of Warwick, 1999
Shelved at Theatre Studies Department
ATKINSON, R
Urban policy in Britain; the city, the state & the market, Macmillan, 1994
Shelved at HC 4011.A8
BAKLIEN, B
Culture is healthy. IJCP, Vol.7 no.2, 2000 p.235-258
Shelved at per Arts
BALSAS, C
City centre regeneration in the context of the 2001 European Capital of
Culture in Porto, Portugal. Local economy Vol.19 n0.4, 2004 p.396-410
Available online via Library catalogue
BARKER, B
Touring visual arts (Unit 44). NAMSU, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 750.G706
BARKER, M
Reading into cultural studies Routledge, 1992
Shelved at HD 8000.R3
BARKER, Paul (ed)
Arts in Society. A 'New Society' collection. Fontana, 1977
Shelved at NX 456.B2
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BARKER, T
Megalopolis: the giant city in history, Macmillan, 1993
Shelved at NA 9090.M3
BASSETT, K
Cultural industries, cultural clusters & the city: the example of natural history
film-making in Bristol. Geoforum Vol.33 no.2, 2002 p.165-177
Available via ScienceDirect
BAYLEY, S
Fool Britannia Independent Section 2 20/12/2000 p.1
BAYLEY, S
Popularity is fine, but it’s not what makes art great. Independent 26/9/98
BECKER, H S
Art worlds. Rev ed. University of California Press, 2008
Shelved at NX 180.S6
BECKETT, A
Can culture save us? (European capitals of culture). Guardian 2/6/03
BELFIORE, E
Art as a means of alleviating social exclusion: does it really work? A critique
of instrumental cultural policies & social impact studies in the UK. IJCP Vol.8
no.1, 2002 p.91-106
Shelved at per Arts
BELFIORE, E
Determinants of impact: towards a better understanding of encounters with
the arts. Cultural Trends Vol.16 no.3, 2007 p.225-275
Available online via Library catalogue
BELFIORE, E
The social impact of the arts: an intellectual history. Macmillan, 2008
Shelved at NX 180.S6.B43
BELFIORE, E
The unacknowledged legacy: Plato, The Republic & cultural policy. IJCP
Vol.12 no.2, 2006 p.229-244
Shelved at per Arts
BENEDICT, R
Patterns of culture, RKP, 1935
Shelved at HC 9000.B3
The BENEFITS of public art. Cultural trends, 23, 1994
Shelved at 41 JN
BENNETT, O
Beyond machinery: the cultural politics of Matthew Arnold. History of political
economy Vol.37 no.3 2005 p.455-482
Shelved at per Soc Sci
BENNETT, O
Cultural pessimism: narratives of decline in the postmodern world. EUP,
2001
Shelved at HC 9000.B3
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BENNETT, O
Cultural policy, cultural pessimism & postmodernity. IJCP Vol.4 no.1, 1997
Shelved at per Arts
BENNETT, O
Intellectuals, romantics & cultural policy. IJCP Vol.12 no.2, 2006 p.117-134
Shelved at per Arts
BENNETT, S
Locality, regeneration & divers[c]ities. Intellect, 2002
Shelved at HC 4900.L6
BENNETT, T
Critical trajectories: culture, society, intellectuals. Blackwell, 2007
Shelved at HC 9000.B4
BENNETT, T
Culture and policy: acting on the social. IJCP, Vol.4 no.2, 2000 p.271-290
Shelved at per Arts
BENNETT, T
Culture, class, distinction. Routledge, 2009
Shelved at HC 7601.1.C6
BENNETT, T
Putting policy into cultural studies. In Grossberg, L: “Cultural studies”.
Routledge, 1992
Shelved at HC 9000.C8
BERGER, A
Popular culture genres : theories & texts. Sage, 1992
Shelved at HC 9000.B3
BERTENS, H
The idea of the postmodern, Routledge, 1995
Shelved at CB 430.B3
BIANCHINI, F
The creative city: indicators of a creative city. Comedia, 1994
Shelved at qto HC 4500.C7
BIANCHINI, F
Urban cultural policy (Unit 40). NAMSU, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 750.G706
BIHAGEN, E
Culture consumption in Sweden: the stability of gender differences. Poetics
Vol.27 no.5/6, 2000 p.327-349
Available via Sciencedirect
BOOTH, P
Access to the arts (Unit 10). NAMSU, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 750.G706
BORN, G
Against negation, for a politics of cultural production: Adorno, aesthetics &
the social. Screen, 1993 p.223-242
Shelved at per Arts
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BOUDER-PAILLER, D
Personal time & social time: their role in live performance attendance.
International journal of arts management Vol.10 no.3, 2008 p.38-49
Available online via Library catalogue
BOUISSAC, Paul
Circus and culture: a semiotic approach. Indiana University Press, 1976
Shelved at GV 1801.B6
BOUND, K
Cultural diplomacy. Demos, 2007
Shelved at JE 1.C8
BOURDIEU, P
The field of cultural production. Polity, 1993
Shelved at N 72.S6
BRADFORD, G
The politics of culture: policy perspectives for individuals, institutions &
communities. Center for Arts & Culture, 2000
Shelved at NX 750.U6
BRETT, D
The construction of heritage. Cork UP, 1996
Shelved at HC 9000.B7
BREWER, J
The pleasures of the imagination : English culture in the eighteenth century
Harper Collins, 1997
Shelved at DA 485.B7
BRIDGE, G
Perspectives on cultural capital & the neighbourhood. Urban studies Vol.43
no.4, 2006 p.719-730
Available online via Library catalogue
BRITAIN, Ian
Fabianism and culture: a study in British socialism and the arts
1884-1918. Cambridge University Press, 1982
Shelved at NX 543.B7
BRUNT, Rosalind and ROWAN, Caroline (eds)
Feminism, culture and politics. Lawrence and Wishart, 1982
Shelved at HC 8700.B7
BUTLER, C
Pleasure & the arts: enjoying literature, painting & music. OUP, 2004
Shelved at BH 81.B8
CAREY, P
Community development through participatory arts: lessons learned from a
community arts & regeneration project in south Liverpool. Community
development journal no.39, 2004 p.123-134
Available via Library catalogue
CARROLL, N
A philosophy of mass art. OUP, 1998
Shelved at NX 458.C2
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CENTRE FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC STRATEGIES
City centres, city cultures 2nd ed. CLES, 1991
Shelved at HC 4700.C4
CHAN, T
The social stratification of theatre, dance & cinema attendance. Cultural
Trends no.55, 2005 p.193-212
Available online via Library catalogue
CHAN, T
The social stratification of cultural consumption: some policy implications of
a research project. Cultural Trends 64, 2007 p.373-384
Available online via Library catalogue
CHANEY, D
Cosmopolitan art & cultural citizenship. Theory, culture & society Vol.19
no.1/2, 2002 p.157-174
Shelved at per Soc Sci
CHANEY, D
The cultural turn; scene-setting essays on contemporary social history,
Routledge, 1994
Shelved at HC 9000.C4
CHILDS, P
Encyclopedia of contemporary British culture. Routledge, 1999
Shelved at ref DA 566.4.E6
CHRISTIANSEN, R
Fast-food arts. Daily Telegraph 4/12/02
CHRISTIANSEN, R
Please let the arts breathe, Miss Morris. Daily Telegraph 18/6/03
CHURCH, M
A View of the debate (Unit 2). NAMSU, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 750.G706
COHEN, C
Making a meal of arts evaluation: can social audit offer a more balanced
approach? Managing leisure Vol.5 no.3, 2000 p.103-120
Available online via Library catalogue
COLLINS, J
High-pop: making culture into popular entertainment. Blackwell, 2002
Shelved at HC 9000.H4
COMEDIA
Out of hours: a study of economic, social & cultural life in 12 town centres in
the UK. Comedia, 1991
Shelved at qto HD 1911.O8
CORNER, John:
Enterprise & heritage: crosscurrents of national culture. Routledge, 1991
Shelved at HC 9011.E6
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COWEN, T
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SCHLESINGER, P
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SELTZER, K
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WEISBERG, R
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WEISBERG, R
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WHITE, H C
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public administration Vol.64 no.4, 2005 p.6-19
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DEARLOVE, J
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DODD, P
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DUBIN, S.C.
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JOWELL, T
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KEMAL, S
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MINIHAN, Janet
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NEGRINE, R.
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OSBORNE, C.
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PEARSON, Nicholas
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arts in Britain, 1760-1981. Open University Press, 1982
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PICK, John
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PICK, John
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REDCLIFFE-MAUD, John Maud, Baron
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SHAPIRO, M
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STEWART, R.
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WINTOUR, P
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ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITIAN
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ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
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CUMMINGS, M
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GREAT BRITAIN. CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION
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GREAT BRITAIN. DEPARTMENT FOR CULTURE, MEDIA & SPORT
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GREAT BRITAIN. DEPARTMENT FOR CULTURE MEDIA & SPORT
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GREAT BRITAIN. DEPARTMENT FOR CULTURE MEDIA & SPORT
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GREAT BRITAIN. DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT
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government in Greater London and the metropolitan countries (Cmnd 9063).
HMSO, 1993
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GREAT BRITAIN. DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY
Film policy. (Cmnd 9319) HMSO, 1984
Shelved at 41 M 35
GREAT BRITAIN. OFFICE OF ARTS AND LIBRARIES
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HMSO, 1980
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GREAT BRITAIN. OFFICE OF ARTS AND LIBRATIES
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GREAT BRITAIN. OFFICE OF ARTS AND LIBRARIES
Public and private funding of the arts: observations by the government on
the eighth report from the Education, Science and Arts Committee, session
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GREAT BRITAIN. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. CULTURE, MEDIA &
SPORT SELECT COMMITTEE. Session 1998/99
Objectives & performance of the Department. HMSO, 1998
Shelved at 41 M 39
GREAT BRITAIN. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. EDUCATION,
SCIENCE AND ARTS COMMITTEE. Session 1981-82
Public and private funding of the arts Vol l Report. HMSO, 1982
Shelved at 41 M 39
GREAT BRITAIN. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. EDUCATION,
SCIENCE AND ARTS COMMITTEE. Session 1981-82
Public and private funding of the arts. Vol 2 Minutes of evidence.
(Session 1980-81) HMS0, 1982
Shelved at 41 M 39
GREAT BRITAIN. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. EDUCATION,
SCIENCE AND ARTS COMMITTEE. Session 1981-82
Public and private funding of the arts. Vol 3. Minutes of evidence and
appendices. (Session 1981-82) HMSO, 1982
Shelved at 41 M 39
GREAT BRITAIN. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. EDUCATION,
SCIENCE AND ARTS COMMITTEE. Session 1983-84
The effect of the abolition of the GLC and Metropolitan Counties upon
support for the arts. (House of Commons 1983-4, 264). HMSO, 1984
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GREAT BRITAIN. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. NATIONAL HERITAGE
COMMITTEE. Session 1995-96
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Government & the arts in Britain. H.M.S.O., 1958
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HARGREAVES, I
Sue Street - new permanent secretary of DCMS (critique of DCMS
performance). Financial Times 6/11/01 p.12
HARRIS, J S
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HARRIS, J S
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HEWISON, R
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HOLLIS,P
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JENKINS, Hugh
The culture gap: an experience of government and the arts. Boyars, 1979
Shelved at NX 750.G705
LEE, J
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Presented to Parliament by the Prime Minister (Cmnd 2601) HMS0, 1965
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LEWIS, J
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Routledge, 1990
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LOWELL, J
The arts & state governments: at arm’s length or arm in arm? RAND, 2006
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MARR, A
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MARR, A
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MOODY, E
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MORGAN, W J
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PICK, John
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Shelved at NX 720.P4
PICK, John
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RICHARDS, S
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SCOTT, R
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SMITH, C
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SMITH, C
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SNODDY, R
"F" stands for culture; David Mellor. FT, 5/5/92 p.44
TAYLOR, A
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THORPE, V
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TUSA, J
I’m sick to death of meddling philistines. Times 17/4/07
WAUGH, P
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ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
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ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
A survey of local authority expenditure on the arts in England. ACGB, 1994
Shelved at NX 750.G702
ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT COUNCILS
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Shelved at pam NX 750.G702
ASSOCIATION OF METROPOLITAN AUTHORITIES
Arts and cultural policy. AMA, 1990
Shelved at pam NX 750.G702
AUDIT COMMISSION
Local authorities, entertainment & the arts. HMSO, 1991
Shelved at 41 N 30 (91 - 175 - 1)
BIANCHINI, F
GLC R.I.P. : cultural policies in London 1981-1986
New Formations, 1987, no.1, p.103-117
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BLUNKETT, D
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BOND, A
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Shelved at NX 750.G702
BONE, V
101 ways to develop a local cultural strategy. ILAM, 2000
Shelved at NX 750.G702
CARVEL, J
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CHALLANS, T
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CLARK, K
Planning for the past: heritage services in local planning authorities in
England. Cultural trends no.43/44 p.61-94
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DIX, G.
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EVANS, P.
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FLYNN, N
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Allen & Unwin, 1995
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FORRESTER, A
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GILMORE, A
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GRAY, C
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GREAT BRITAIN. Department for Culture, Media & Sport
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cultural strategies. DCMS, 2000
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GREAT BRITAIN. Department for Culture, Media & Sport
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DCMS, 1999
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GREAT BRITAIN. Department for Culture, Media & Sport
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GREAT BRITAIN. Department for Culture, Media & Sport
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GREAT BRITAIN. Department of National Heritage
Arts guidance for local authorities in England. HMSO. 1995
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GREAT BRITAIN. House of Commons. Education Science & Arts Select
Committee, Session 1983/84
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GREAT BRITAIN. Scottish Office
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GREATER LONDON AUTHORITY
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2004
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GREATER LONDON COUNCIL
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industries in London. GLC, 1985
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GRIFFITHS, R
Cultural strategies & new modes of urban intervention. Cities Vol.12 no.4,
1995 p.253-265
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GYFORD, J.
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HERBERT, M
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HODSON, D
Arts, local authorities & the future. University of Birmingham, 1986
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HOLDEN, J
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JOY, A
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Shelved at NX 750.G705
JOY, A
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KAY, A
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communities. Community development journal Vol.35 no.4, 2000 p.414-427
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KINGDOM, J.
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LANSLEY, S
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LEBRECHT, N
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LEWIS, N
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LIM, H
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MARSH, A
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MATARASSO, F
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Comedia, 1998
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MOODY, D
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trends, 27, 1995
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MYERSCOUGH, J
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the Market Research Society Vol.34 no.4, 1992 p.323-335
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NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE ARTS
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museums?. NCA, 1995
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O’BRIEN, J.
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POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC PLANNING
Sponsorship of music: the role of local authorities. PEP, 1966
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POSITIVE SOLUTIONS
Local authorities’ management of arts & entertainment facilities. DNH, 1993
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SCOTTISH ARTS COUNCIL
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AMIS, Kingsley
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BRAGG, M
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realism. Critical quarterly, Vol.41 no.3 1999 p.24-35
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BROUGH, C
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cultural policy. Journal of education policy, Vol.16 no.1, 2001 p 1-14
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CONSERVATIVE PARTY
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CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL CENTRE
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Norman St John-Stevas Conservative Political Centre, 1978
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CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL CENTRE
Arts: the next move forward. Conservative Political Centre, 1987
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DOOLEY, S J
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subsidised sector (dissertation). University of Warwick, 2001
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DRIVER, S
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ELECTION special
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Europe/ by Karen Siune & Wolfgang Truetzschler. Sage, 1992
Shelved at HD 8520.D9
SMITH, A
The shadow in the cave: a study of the relationship between the
broadcaster, his audience & the state. Allen & Unwin, 1973
Shelved at HD 8500.S6
SMITH, J D
Television & the online world : the lessons of ‘The Net’ (Dissertation)
University of Warwick, 1995
Shelved at Theatre Studies Department
SMITH, P
The politics of UK television policy: the making of Ofcom. Media, Culture &
Society Vol.28 no.4, 2006 p.929-940
Shelved at per Soc Sci
SNODDY, R
Greenfinger : the rise of Michael Green & Carlton Communications
Faber, 1996
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SORLIN, P
Mass media. Routledge, 1994
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122
STALD, G
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Press, 2002
Shelved at HD 8000.G5
STARKEY, G
Estimating audiences: sampling in tv & radio audience research. Cultural
trends 49 p.3-26
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STARKEY, G
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45
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STARKEY, K
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Organization science Vol.11 no.3, 2000 p.299-305
Available online via Library catalogue
STEELE, D
Developing the evidence base for UK film strategy. Cultural trends 52, p.522
Shelved at 41 JN
STEEMERS, J
Selling television: British television in the global marketplace. BFI, 2004
Shelved at HP 1195.3.S8
STOKES, J
The media in Britain: current debates and developments. Macmillan, 1999
Shelved at HD 8011.M3
STEVENSON, W
All our futures : the changing role & purpose of the BBC. BFI, 1993
Shelved at HD 8511.A5
STUART, Charles (ed)
The Reith diaries. Collins, 1975
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SVENNEVIG, M
Television across the years: the British public’s view. University of Luton
Press, 1998
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TAMBINI, D
Communications: revolution & reform. IPPR, 2001
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TAMBINI, D
From public service broadcasting to public service communications. IPPR,
2004
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TELEVISION. Cultural trends, 6
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123
TELEVISION & radio. Cultural trends, 13, 1992
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TELEVISION & radio. Cultural trends, 17, 1993
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TESTER, K
Media, Culture & morality. Routledge, 1994
Shelved at HC 9000.T3
THYNNE, L
Women in television in the multi-channel age. Feminist Review Vol.64 no.1,
2000 p.82
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TIMMS, D
Measuring up to ratings: Barb & Rajar. Broadcast 4/10/02 p.18-19
TODREAS, T
Value creation & branding in television’s digital age. Quorum, 1999
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TUMBLER, H
Media power, professionals & policies. Routledge, 2000
Shelved at HD 8000.M3
TUNSTALL, J
The Anglo-American media connection. OUP, 1999
Shelved at HD 8500.T8
TUNSTALL, J
The media are American: Anglo-American media in the world.
Constable,1977
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TUNSTALL, J
Media occupations & professions: a reader. Oxford UP, 2001
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URSELL, G
Television production: issues of exploitation, commodification and
subjectivity in UK television labour markets. Media, Culture & Society Vol.22
no.6, 2000
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VINEY, R
Religious broadcasting on UK television: policy, public perception &
programmes. Cultural trends, 36, 1999
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WALKER, J
The structure of the broadcast television industry. In The media &
entertainment industries / ed. Greco. Allyn & Bacon, 2000
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WALKER, J A
Arts tv: a history of arts tv in Britain Libbey, 1993
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124
WANG, G
The new communications landscape: demystifying media globalization.
Routledge, 2000
Shelved at HD 8000.N3
WASKO, J
A companion to television. Blackwell, 2005
Shelved at HD 8500.C6
WEDELL, G
Structures of broadcasting. Manchester UP, 1970
Shelved at HD 8511.S8
WEDELL, G
Television at the crossroads. Palgrave, 2001
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WELLS, M
“Play-it safe tv” narrows choice: BBC2 leads decline in programme range.
Guardian 16/1/03
WELSH CONSUMER COUNCIL
The future of the BBC : a consultation paper. HMSO, 1993
Shelved at Gov Pubs fiche 93.2252
WENHAM, B
The third age of broadcasting. Faber, 1982
Shelved at HD 8511.T4
WILLIAMS, G
Britain’s media: how they are related: media ownership & democracy
CPBF, 1996
Shelved at HD 8011.W4
WILLIAMS, R
Normal service won’t be resumed : the future of public broadcasting
Allen & Unwin, 1996
Shelved at HD 8500.W4
WlLLIAMS, Raymond
Television: technology and cultural form, Fontana, 1974
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WOOD, D
The state we’re in: Skillset pan-industry survey of employment trends in
broadcasting. Broadcast 10/1/03 p.14-15
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WYNDHAM GOLDIE, Grace
Facing the nation: television and politics, 1936-76. Bodley Head, 1977
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YTREBERG, E
Ideal types in public service television: paternalists & bureaucrats,
charismatics & avant-gardists. Media culture & society Vol.24 no.6, 2002
p.759-774
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ZOONEN, L Van
Feminist media studies. Sage, 1994
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126
D.
COMMUNITY ARTS
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
An urban renaissance : 16 case studies showing the role of the arts
ACGB, 1989
Shelved at pam NX 705.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
An urban renaissance : the role of the arts in urban regeneration :
the case for increased public and private sector co-operation.
ACGB, 1989
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BEDDOW, N
Turning points: the impact of participation in community theatre. South West
Arts, 2002
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BILLINGHAM, P
Theatres of conscience, 1939-1953: a study of four touring British
community theatres. Routledge, 2002
Shelved at PN 2059.B4
BOON, R
Theatre & empowerment: community drama on the world stage. CUP, 2004
Shelved at PN 2059.T4
COULT, Tony and KERSHAW, Baz
Engineers of the imagination. Rev ed. Methuen, 1990
Shelved at PN 2596.3.W6
CORNER, L
Community arts (Unit 20) NAMSU, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 750.G706
COX, P
Amateur arts (Unit 19). NAMSU, 1991
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DOWNING, D
In our neighbourhood: a regional theatre & its local community. Joseph
Rowntree Foundation, 2001
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FISCHER-LICHTE, E
Theatre, sacrifice, ritual: exploring forms of political theatre. Routledge, 2005
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HALLEY, J A
Culture & rationalization: the impact of a national foundation initiative on a
community-based cultural arts center. IJCP, Vol.7 no.1 2000 p.151-170
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HESCOTT, B
The feast of fools: the story of community theatre in Nottingham. CGF,
1983
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HUGHES, V M
Literature belongs to everyone : a report on widening access to literature.
ACGB, 1991
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McCABE, M
Streets, schemes and stages. Strathclyde Regional Council, 1991
Shelved at NX 750.G706
PEAKER, A
Arts in prisons : towards a sense of achievement.
Home Office, 1990
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VAN ERVEN, E
Community theatre: global perspectives. Routledge, 2001
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WINTLE, Justin
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E. CRAFTS & DESIGN
ALDERSEY-WILLIAMS, H
World design. Rizzoli, 1992,
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AMBROSE, G
The fundamentals of creative design. AVA, 2003
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ASHWIN, C
Education for crafts: a study of the education & training of craftspeople.
Crafts Council, 1988
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BARNARD, M
Graphic design as communication. Routledge, 2005
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BELL, D
Assessing the role of design in local & regional economies. IJCP Vol.9 no.3,
2003 p.265-284
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BLYTHE, M
The work of art in the age of digital reproduction: the significance of the
creative industries. Journal of art & design in education Vol.20 no.2,
2001p.144-150
Available via Library web site
BORJA de MOZOTA, B
Design management: using design to build brand value and corporate
innovation. Allworth, 2003
Shelved at HO 3530.B6
BRUCE, M
Design in business: strategic innovation through design. Prentice Hall, 2002
Shelved at HN 5100.B7
BRUCE, M
Effective design management for small businesses. Design studies Vol.20
no.3, 1999 p.297-315
Available via Library catalogue
BRUCE, M
Marketing & design management. Thomson, 1997
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BRYSON, J R
Competing by design: specialization & customization: manufacturing locks in
the West Midlands. Geografiska Annaler B: Human Geography Vol.90 no.2,
2008 p.173-186
Available online via Library catalogue
129
BUCHER, S
All access: the making of 30 extraordinary graphic designers. Rockport,
2004
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CRAFTS: Cultural trends, 4
Shelved at 41 JN
CRAFTS COUNCIL
Crafts (NAMSU document 32). NAMSU, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 750.G706
CROW, D
Visible signs: an introduction to semiotics. AVA, 2003
Shelved at NK 1510.C7
DABNER, D
Graphic design school: the principles & practices of graphic design. T&H,
2004
Shelved at NK 1510.D2
DORMER, P
Design since 1945. Thames & Hudson , 1993
Shelved at NK 1390.D6
DOWARD, J
So would this sofa make you smoke? Observer 25/9/05 p.5
FEREBEE, A
A history of design from the Victorian era to the present. Reinhold, 1980
Shelved at NK 1390.F3
FIELL, C
Designing the 21st century. Taschen, 2005
Shelved at NK 1510.D3
GORDON, B
Digital graphic design. Thames & Hudson, 2005
Shelved at NC 997.D4
HESKETT, J
Toothpicks & logos: design in everyday life. OUP, 2002
Shelved at NK 1510.H3
JOHNSON, M
Problem solved: a primer in design & communication. Phaidon, 2004
Shelved at NK 1510.J6
JULIER, G
The culture of design. Sage, 2000
Shelved at NK 1390.J8
KLINGE, G
Guide to the establishment of enterprises & craft businesses in the EC. EC,
1990
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130
KNOTT, C A
Crafts in the 1990s: an independent socio-economic study of craftspeople in
England, Scotland & Wales. Crafts Council, 1994
Shelved at NK 1443.K6
LAWSON, B
What designers know. AP, 2004
Shelved at NK 1510.L2
LUPTON, E
Design writing research: writing on graphic design. Phaidon, 1999
Shelved at NK 1510.L8
McAULEY, A
Careers & lifestyles of craft makers in the 21st century. Cultural Trends
no.54, 2005 p.139-156
Available online via the Library catalogue
McAULEY, A
Entrepreneurial instant exporters in the Scottish arts & crafts sector. Journal
of international marketing, 7, 1999 p. 67-82
Shelved at per Soc Sci
NOBLE, I
Visual research: an introduction to research methodologies in graphic
design. AVA, 2005
Shelved at NK 1510.N6
PERRY, M
Marketing your creativity: new approaches for a changing industry. AVA,
2004
Shelved at HO 6200.P3
POYNOR, R
Design without boundaries: visual communication in transition. Booth
Clibborn, 1998
Shelved at NK 1510.P6
POYNOR, R
No more rules: graphic design & postmodernism. King, 2003
Shelved at NK 1510.P6
POTTER, N
What is a designer? Hyphen, 2003
Shelved at NK 1510.P6
PRICE, B
Running a workshop: basic business for crafts people. Crafts Council, 1989
Shelved at N 8353.R8
PRICKEN, M
Creative advertising: ideas & techniques from the world’s greatest
campaigns. T&H, 2001
Shelved at qto HO 6200.P7
REES, H
Design (Unit 33). NAMSU, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 750.G706
131
REIMER, S
Design spaces: agglomeration & creativity in British design agencies.
Geografiska Annaler B: Human Geography Vol.90 no.2, 2008 p.151-172
Available online via Library catalogue
SELWOOD, S
The crafts in the 1990s. Cultural trends, 21, 1994
Shelved at 41 JN
SPARKE, P
An introduction to design & culture in the 2oth century. Allen & Unwin, 1986
Shelved at NK 1390.S7
STEINER, H
Cross-cultural design: communicating in the global marketplace. Thames &
Hudson, 1995
Shelved at NK 1510.C7
TUCKER, J
Retail desire: design, display & visual merchandising. RotoVision, 2004
Shelved at NA 6220.T8
WOODHAM, J
A dictionary of modern design. OUP, 2004
Shelved at ref NK 1165.W6
132
F. DANCE
ADAIR, C
Women & dance. Macmillan, 1992
Shelved at GV 1595.A3
ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
The policy for dance of the English arts funding system. ACE, 1996
Shelved at pam GV 1645 P6
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Dance pack. ACGB, 1992
Shelved at pam GV 1645.S7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Dance umbrella 80 : report on audience surveys. ACGB, 1990
Shelved at pam GV 1781.75.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Opera and dance : report of the study group. ACGB, 1983
Shelved at qto ML 62.O7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
A report on opera and ballet in the UK, 1966-69. ACGB, 1969
Shelved at qto ML 62.A7
BALL, R
From multi-culturalism to cultural hybridity: policies of diversity for the British
dance sector. (dissertation)
Shelved at Theatre Studies department
A BRIDGE too far? the impact of dance participation on dance audiences
ACGB, 1992
Shelved at qto GV 1645.B7
BRINSON, P
Dance as education : towards a national dance culture. Falmer, 1991
Shelved at 375.7933 BRI
BRINSON, P
Fit to dance? the report into dancers’ health & injury. CGF, 1996
Shelved at GV 1781.75.B7
BURNS, S
South Asian dance in education 1988/89. ACGB, 1990
Shelved at qto GV 1799.B8
BURT, R
The male dancer. Routledge, 1995
Shelved at GV 1783.B8
BRYAN, D
Advancing black dancing. ACE, 1993
Shelved at qto GV 1646.B5
133
CLARKE, G
Independent dance review report. Independent Dance Sector, 1998
Shelved at qto GV 1645.C5
COHEN, S J
International encyclopedia of dance. OUP, 1998
Ref GV 1585.I6
DANCE. Cultural trends, 3
Shelved at 41 JN
DANCE. Cultural trends, 7, 1990
Shelved at 41 JN
DANCE. Cultural trends, 11, 1991
Shelved at 41 JN
DAVIES, S
On the move : dance and movement activities for young people
ACGB, 1992
Shelved at GV 1799.D2
DE MARIGNY, C
A booker’s guide to British dance . British Council, 1994
Shelved at ref GV 1871.75 B6
DEVLIN, G
Stepping forward : some suggestions for the development of dance in
England during the 1990s. ACGB, 1989
Shelved at qto GV 1645.D3
DRUMMOND, J
The turn of dance? a feasibility study towards the establishment of a
national dance home. ACGB, 1984
Shelved at qto GV 1645.G7
GLANCY, J
Filing cabinets can’t dance
Guardian, 30/8/97 The week in view
GLICK, R
The dance and mime animateur movement : a national evaluation
ACGB, 1986
Shelved at qto GV 1645.G5
GLICK, R
Dance & mime animateur movement. Arts Council, 1986
Shelved at qto GV 1645.G5
GRAU, A
Europe dancing: perspectives on theatre dance & cultural identity.
Routledge, 2000
Shelved at GV 1643.E8
GREAT BRITAIN. PARLIAMENT. CULTURE, MEDIA & SPORT SELECT
COMMITTEE
Arts development: dance (HC 587). TSO, 2004-07-30
Shelved at 41 M 39
134
HOCKEY, S
Dance and mime artists in education. ACGB, 1987
Shelved at qto GV 1645.H6
HOYLE, S
Dance (Unit 24). NAMSU, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 750.G706
HOYLE, S
Dance in schools : participation in practice. ACGB, 1991
Shelved at pam GV 1799.D2
HOYLE, S
Dance towards 2000 / by Sue Hoyle & Graham Devlin. ACGB, 1991
Shelved at pam GV 1781.75.H6
JARRETT-MACAULAY, D
Review on South Asian dance in England. ACE, 1997
Shelved at qto GV 1646.A8
JERRAD, R
Design management: exploring fieldwork & applications. Routledge, 2007
Shelved at HO 3530.D3
JEFFRI, J
After the ball is over: career transition for dancers around the world. IJCP
Vol.11 no.3, 2005 p341Shelved at per Arts
JEFFRI, J
Life after dance: career transition of professional dancers. IJAM Vol.8 no.3,
2006 p.54-63
Available from Library catalogue
LAWSON, M
What’s the point of ballet? Guardian Review 8/9/01 p.5
MATARASSO, F
Magic, myths & money: the impact of English National Ballet on tour.
Comedia, 1999
Shelved at NX 705.M2
MATARASSO, F
Regular marvels : a handbook for animateurs, practioners &
development workers in dance, mime, music & literature. CDMF, 1994
Shelved at NX 544.M2
MILLMAN, A
African people's dance : the state of the art. 1987
Shelved at pam GV 1645.M4
MILLMAN, A
Indian dance, qualitative research. ACGM, 1988
Shelved at qto GV 1693.M$
135
OWEN, E
Pricing issues relating to contemporary dance audiences in Sheffield.
Managing leisure Vol.3 no.4, 1998 p.181-193
Available via Library catalogue
RUST, F
Dance in society. RKP, 1969
Shelved at HD 7730.R8
SIDDALL, J
21st century dance: present position, future vision. Arts Council of England,
2001
Shelved at GV 1783.S4
SKENE, P
Report on large and middle scale contemporary dance tours. AGGB, 1987
Shelved at pam GV 1781.75.S5
STEVENS, B
Cultural policy & dance theatre (Dissertation) University of Warwick, 1995
Shelved at Theatre Studies Department
THOMAS, H
Dance, gender & culture. Macmillan, 1993
Shelved at GV 1781.3.G3
VENNER, K
Regional dance agencies : a feasibility study
ACGB, 1990
Shelved at qto GV 1645.V3
136
G.
DISABLED
ARTS AND DISABILITY (Unit 9)
NAMSU, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 750.G706
ARTS AND DISABILITY : an open or closed door to Europe. ACGB, 1990
Shelved at pam NX 445.A7
ARTS AND DISABILITY PACK. Arts Council, 1985
Shelved at pam NX 445.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
Arts & disability
ACE, 1997
Shelved at NX 445.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Arts and disability checklist. ACGB, 1985
Shelved at pam NX 445.A&
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Arts and disability directory. ACGB, 1991
Shelved at ref NX 750.G702
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Code of practice on arts and disability. ACGB, 1985
Shelved at pam NX 445.C6
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Disabled people, the arts and government. ACGB, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 445.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Guidelines for marketing to disabled audiences. ACGB, 1993
Shelved at NX 445.D3
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
Report on the initiative to increase the employment of disabled people in the
arts. ACGB, 1993
Shelved at HF 8211.R3
ARTS COUNCIL OF NORTHERN IRELAND
Arts & disability handbook. ACNI, 1999
Shelved at NX 445.A7
BEJJANI, F J
Current research in arts medicine. A Capella, 1993
Shelved at qto RM 735.C8
BRAY, W
Sounds off : the provision of sound equipment in the London theatre for
people with hearing impediment. ACGB, 1990
Shelved at pam PN.2081.B7
137
EDDY, Junius
The music came from deep inside - a study of artists and severely
handicapped children. McGraw-Hill, 1982
Shelved at 371.90447 EDD
GOODING, C
Disability Discrimination Act 1995 & the arts. ACE, 1999
Shelved at pam NX 445.G6
GREAT BRITAIN. COMMITTEE ON RESTRICTIONS AGAINST DISABLED
PEOPLE
Report by the committee on restrictions against disabled people. (Peter
Large, Chairman) HMSO, 1982
Shelved at Gov Pubs fiche 82.1770
LEES, S
Disability arts & culture papers. Shape, 1993
Shelved at pam NX 445.D4
LEVETE, G. (ed)
The creative tree: active participation in the arts for people who are
disadvantaged. Michael Russell, c1987
Shelved at 371.90447 CRE
LEVETE, Gina
No handicap to dance - creative improvisation for people with and without
disabilities. Souvenir Press, 1982
Shelved at 371.9044793 LEV
MASEFIELD, P
Strength: broadsides from disability on the arts. Trentham, 2006
Shelved at NX 445.M2
MORRISON, E
Theatre & disability conference report. ACE, 1992
Shelved at pam NX 445.M6
PEARSON, A.
Arts for Everyone: guidance on provision for disabled people. Carnegie
United Kingdom Trust, 1985
Shelved at NX 445.P3
ROBERTS, S
Good medicine : arts in health in the West Midlands. Artservice, 1993
Shelved at qto RM 735.R6
SEGAL, S
Creative arts & mental disability. AB, 1990
Shelved at NX 445.C7
SENIOR, P
Helping to heal: the arts in health care. CGF, 1993
Shelved at qto RM 735.S3
TOMLINSON, Richard
Disability, theatre and education. Souvenir Press, 19 82
Shelved at PN 2050.T6
138
TOPLISS, E
Social responses to handicap. Longman, 1982
Shelved at HF 8211.T6
139
H. CULTURAL DIVERSITY
ALIBHAI-BROWN, Y
When will we reach the stage of equality? Independent 22/4/02 p.13
ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND
Navigating difference: cultural diversity & audience development. ACE, 2006
Shelved at NX 543.N2
ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
Correcting the picture: new perspectives on cultural diversity in arts
management. ACE, 1998
Shelved at NX 543.C6
ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
Cultural diversity action plan. ACE, 1998
Shelved at pam NX 543.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
Digest of responses to the cultural diversity green paper “The landscape of
fact”. ACE, 1997
Shelved at pam NX 543.A7
ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
Eclipse: developing strategies to combat racism in theatre. ACE, 2001
Shelved at qto PN 1590.R2
ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
The landscape of fact: towards a policy for cultural diversity for the English
funding system: consultative green paper. ACE, 1997
Shelved at NX 543.L2
ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN
The arts & cultural diversity symposium report. ACGB, 1989
Shelved at pam NX 543.A7
BAILEY, D
Shades of black: assembling black arts in 1980s Britain. Duke UP, 2005
Shelved at NZ 543.S4
BAKER, W.V.
The arts of ethnic minorities: status and funding. CRE, 1985
Shelved at PN 2582.B2
BALL, R
From multi-culturalism to cultural hybridity: policies of diversity for the British
dance sector (dissertation). University of Warwick, 2000
Shelved at Theatre Studies department
BASU, D
Bootstrap capitalism & the culture industries: a critique of invidious
comparisons in the study of ethnic entrepreneurship. Ethnic and racial
studies Vol.24 no.2, 2001 pp.236-262
Shelved at per Soc Sci
140
BAUER, J
Multiculturalism, cultural community: is it about culture or ethnicity?: the
Canadian approach. IJCP, Vol.7 no.1 2000 p.77-96
Shelved at per Arts
BENNETT, T
Cultural policy & cultural diversity: mapping the policy domain. Council of
Europe, 2001
Shelved at NX 543.B3
BENNETT, T
Differing diversities: cultural policy & cultural diversity. COE, 2001
Shelved at NX 543.B3
BLACKMAN, P
Cultural equity (Unit 7). NAMSU, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 750.G706
BURNS, S
South Asian dance in education 1988/89. ACGBM 1990
Shelved at qto GV 1799.B8
CASHMORE, E.
The black culture industry. Routledge, 1997
E 185.61 C2
CHIRON
Sponsoring black arts groups.
Shelved at NX 543.S7
ACGB, 1991
CONSOLIDATING black arts : building a national black arts co-ordinating
organisation. Onyx, 1991
Shelved at pam NX 600.B5
DADZIE, S
Older & wiser: a study of educational provision for black & ethnic minority
elders. NIACE, 1993
Shelved at 374.21 DAD
DEAN, B
Cultural diversity in mainstream arts organisations (dissertation)
Shelved at Theatre Studies department
DESAI, P
Cultural diversity: attitudes of ethnic minority populations towards museums
& galleries. MGC, 1998
Shelved at qto AM 7.C8
DONNELL, A
Companion to contemporary black British culture. Routledge, 2000
Shelved at ref DA 125.N4
DOWD, T J
Charting race: the success of black performers in the mainstream recording
market, 1940 to 1990. Poetics Vol.30 no.1/2, 2002 p.87-110
Available via ScienceDirect
EXTENDING frontiers: black artists at work. Yorkshire Arts, 1988
Shelved at pam NX 543.E9
141
FRANCIS, J
Attitudes among Britain's black community towards attendance to arts,
cultural and entertainment events. ACGB, 1990
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GILROY, P
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