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on cultural policies,
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Azerbaijan joins the Compendium Association
A very warm welcome to the newest member of the Compendium Association. This year, the Ministry of Culture of the... read more →
February 24, 2021
New Coordinator for the Compendium
Since the 1st January, 2021, the Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e.V. (Association of Cultural Policy) located in Bonn (Germany) is the new... read more →
January 22, 2021
The Compendium Association has a new Board
We wish all Compendium users, experts, members and partners a healthy and successful new year!! 2021 starts with changes regarding... read more →
January 7, 2021
New short Profile for Germany
Thanks to our expert Ulrike Blumenreich a first short profile for Germany is now available on the Compendium. It contains... read more →
December 21, 2020
Updated Cultural Policy Profile for Poland
Thanks to the enormous efforts of our experts Dorota Ilczuk and Anna Karpinska from the Creative Economy Research Center at... read more →
December 17, 2020
Updated profile Austria
Important developments and new statistics have been added to the cultural policy profile of Austria, thanks to Anja Lungstraß and... read more →
December 2, 2020
New profile for Estonia online
An updated version of the cultural policy profile of Estonia has been added to our database. The former update was... read more →
November 18, 2020
Cultural Policies in Europe: A Participatory Turn?
In the new book Cultural Policies in Europe: A Participatory Turn?, several of Europe’s leading specialists in the field seek to... read more →
November 17, 2020
New profile for Flanders online
Thanks to the great work of our expert author Simon Leenknegt and his colleagues at the Flanders Arts Institute, the... read more →
November 11, 2020
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