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Culturelink Joint Publications Series |
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announcement - contents - introduction - order form
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UNESCO's Convention on the Protection and the Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions: Making it Work
Contents |
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Introduction |
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Part I |
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Chapter 1
Joost Smiers
The curiosity of a cultural omnivore |
9 |
Chapter 2
Nina Obuljen
From Our Creative Diversity to the Convention on Cultural Diversity: Introduction to the debate |
17 |
Part II |
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Chapter 3
Garry Neil
The Convention as a response to the cultural challenges of economic globalisation |
39 |
Chapter 4
Hélène Ruiz Fabri
Reflections on possible future legal implications of the Convention |
71 |
Chapter 5
Verena Wiedemann
Empowering audiovisual services for the future |
89 |
Chapter 6
Olaf Gerlach Hansen
Co-operation for Development: Building cultural capacity |
109 |
Chapter 7
Caroline Pauwels, Jan Loisen, Karen Donders
Culture incorporated or trade revisited? How the position of different countries affects the outcome of the debate on cultural trade and diversity |
125 |
Part III |
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Chapter 8
Ivan Bernier and Hélène Ruiz Fabri
Implementing the Convention |
159 |
Chapter 9
Danielle Cliche
Monitoring the Convention worldwide |
179 |
Chapter 10
Joost Smiers
Unregulated markets don't exist: What kinds of regulations will promote cultural diversity? |
193 |
Part IV |
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Chapter 11
Joost Smiers
Strategies in favour of cultural diversity: The need for a global cultural movement |
207 |
Chapter 12
Lee Seunghwan
Heritage conventions intertwine with the concept of cultural diversity: Asian and European perspectives |
217 |
Chapter 13
Gina Yu
The Korean screen quota system undermined |
229 |
Chapter 14
Rafael Segovia
The Convention in Mexico: A necessary tool and a vision to be nurtured |
235 |
Chapter 15
Leila Rezk
Negotiating diversity: The meaning of the Convention for the Arab world |
245 |
Chapter 16
Garry Neil
After the Convention: What's next for INCD and the cultural diversity movement? |
255 |
Part V |
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Chapter 17
Jan Loisen
Can the existing WTO legal framework take into account the cultural specificity of the audiovisual sector? |
267 |
Chapter 18
Christophe Germann
Towards a Global Cultural Contract to counter trade related cultural discrimination |
277 |
Concluding texts |
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Joost Smiers
Human, cultural rights: Universalism and/or cultural relativism |
339 |
Kader Asmal
What the Convention means to me |
353 |
Annex I |
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Convention on the Protection and the Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions |
359 |
Annex II |
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References |
381 |
Annex III |
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Addresses and biographies of authors |
393 |
