Peer Review Process

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Titelei
2. Contents / Inhalt 2022/2
3. EDITORIAL CONVERSATION
4. Artists and cultural workers in cultural policy and creative practice: From the big break narrative to mutual aid and collective care. Simone Wesner and Jane Woddis in conversation with Stephanie Taylor and Greig de Peuter
5. RESEARCH ARTICLES
6. The Agonistic Politics of Invitation: Narrating Moments of Cultural Policy Interventions in Berlin, New York and Vancouver
7. The Devaluation of the artist
8. From a few resounding voices to a multitude of whimpers. The role of writers towards modern cultural policy in Mexico
9. Artists’ Mobility Across Borders: A Mixed Methods Approach to Understanding Dance on the Island of Ireland
10. ESSAYS
11. Von der Institutionskritik zur Moral Economy. Hans Haacke, Dana Schutz und eine queer-feministische Buchhandlung
12. Lessons in Survival: The De-funding of Restless Dance Theatre
13. Artists Shaping Policies Through Higher Art Education. How Visual Artists Develop Policies that Affect their Lives, Practices, and Careers
14. CASE STUDIES
15. Activism and bottom-up narratives of change in Greek cultural policy: the case of #SupportArtWorkers
16. BOOK REVIEWS
17. Editors Picks: Simone Wesner, Jane Woddis
18. Helena Reckitt and Dorothee Richter (Eds.): Instituting Feminism. On Curating Journal Issue, 52, November 2021
19. Saehrendt, Christian: Kunst im Kreuzfeuer. documenta, Weimarer Republik, Pariser Salons: Moderne Kunst im Visier von Extremisten und Populisten. Stuttgart (Franz Steiner) 2020
20. Journal of Cultural Management and Cultural Policy
21. Aims and Scopes
22. Peer Review Process
23. Call for Papers