Cultural
Competence. New Technologies, Culture & Employment
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ed. by the österreichische kulturdokumentation. internationales archiv für
kulturanalysen, Federal Chancellery. Department for the Arts, Editors:
Andrea Ellmeier/ Veronika Ratzenboeck, Wien 1999, 144 pp (ISBN
3-901360-10-8) Price: EUR 20,- plus p&p (The congress publication is also available
in German) Order
| Description"Cultural
Competence - Culture as Competence" discusses free-flowing creativity, new
media/new technologies, national and European employment strategies - topics that
have played a definitive role in shaping the last few years. Employment, the greatest
and most urgent European challenge of these years, new technology - another socio-political
number-one issue - which has totally changed previous economic and policy practices,
and the current situation and repositioning of the people active in the cultural
sector, the "cultural workers/ entrepreneurs", who are facing an uncertain
future.. _Sample texts (in german)
Robert Burnett Content
and Distribution: Musik und die elektronische Herausforderung Heidi
Grundmann "Cultural worker - who are you" Ritva
Mitchell Neupositionierung von Kultur im Kontext
von Beschäftigung Marleen Stikker Kulturelle
Kompetenz / Kulturen elektronischer Netzwerke Giuseppe
Vitiello Content and Distribution: Die Literatur
und die elektronische Herausforderung Contents
Preface Peter
Wittmann Lore Hostasch Introduction
Andrea Ellmeier/ Veronika Ratzenböck Culture
& Employment Ritva Mitchell Repositioning
Culture in the Employment Context Gerda Neyer
The Transformation of Paid Labour Marie-Luise Angerer
Cultural Worker? Who Are You? Statement 1 Andy Feist
Cultural Worker? Who Are You? Statement 2 Heidi
Grundmann Cultural Worker? Who Are You? Comment Gerda Loewen
To What Extent is European Employment Strategy Relevant to the Cultural Sector Jean-Michel
Baer Culture and Employment - A European Challenge Bernard
H. Casey Employment and Skills in the Cultural Sector: some reflections
on the European Commission paper "Culture, Cultural Industries and Employment" Michael
Soendermann Culture and EU Employment Policy: how relevant is the cultural
sector? Trends in North Rhine-Westphalia Intermezzo
Edith
Saurer Labour and Love. A commentary on
the history of a relationship Digital Cultures?
Challenges for the cultural sector Colin Mercer
Competency Convergence: key challenges for the cultural sector in the digital
media and communication environment Victor Mayer-Schönberger
Mr Coase, the King, the Law, and the Money Or: The Pivotal Role of
Copyright in the Creative Arts Simon Davies
Civil Rights and ICT Robert Burnett "Content
and distribution" Music and the electronic challenge Karl-Heinz
Essl Composing in Cyberspace Giuseppe Vitiello
"Content and distribution" Literature and the electronic challenge
The production and distribution of literature in electronic form Heiko
Idensen Reading and Writing Competence in the Net. Hypermedia discourse
technologies in transition from book to network culture Rüdiger
Wischenbart Wooing a Fickle Public: an e-mail to cultural policy makers
on culture as a key global industry and as a local niche event Marleen
Stikker Cultural Competence: cultures of electronic networks
Leon van Noorden, DG XIII Homo www: the artefacts Kimmo
Aulake, Council of Europe New Information Technologies (NITs) : building
a democratic and cultural information society
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