Co-Producing Global African Media: Linking ACPCultures+ Co-production Requirements and Textual Outcomes

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgements V
3. Contents VII
4. Foreword: Europe’s Past and Future as a Global Cultural Actor IX
5. Introduction 1
6. Part I: Culture in Foreign Policy and Development
7. The Payer, the Piper and the Fairness Tune: on EU–Africa Cultural Cooperation 31
8. Enhancing the Theory and Practice of EU International Cultural Relations 53
9. Rethinking the Cooperation between European Capitals of Culture and China’s East Asian Cities of Culture 73
10. The EU’s Disjointed Engagement with the Cultural Sustainability Agenda: Rhetoric versus Action 95
11. Part II: Media and Trade
12. Between Europeanism and Americanisation: Mexican Culture from the Origin of the Republic to World War II and the Present 119
13. The influence of the European Union on Latin American supranational media policy 145
14. Co-Producing Global African Media: Linking ACPCultures+ Co-production Requirements and Textual Outcomes 165
15. The European Union facing Hollywood and Global VOD platforms: An international actor in a US-dominated Audiovisual Economy 185
16. Has the EU External Cultural Policy Been Digitised? 211
17. Conclusion 233
18. List of Tables 235
19. Abstracts 237
20. Notes on the Contributors 243
21. Index 247