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20155983-NCCPR 2015 Hefte.Indd nccpr2015.com #NCCPR15 THE 7TH NORDIC CONFERENCE ON CULTURAL POLICY RESEARCH BØ, TELEMARK UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, AUGUST 25TH- 27TH 2015 CULTURAL POLICY BETWEEN CONSERVATION AND CREATION ABSTRACTS NCCPR 2015 The 7th Nordic Conference on Cultural Policy Research August 25th – 27th 2015, Bø, Telemark University College Cultural policy between conservation and creation NCCPR 2015 The 7th Nordic Conference on Cultural Policy Research Bø, Telemark University College http://nccpr2015.com Edited by: Annette Winkelmann Nanna Løkka Ole Marius Hylland Egil Bjørnsen Cover design: Ingrid Holmboe Høibo Annette Winkelmann Sponsors: NCCPR 2015 The 7th Nordic Conference on Cultural Policy Research Welcome Dear participants, Contents Welcome to the 7th Nordic Conference arts are, although often flawed, not new. on Cultural Policy Research – NCCPR However, a deeper approach, both at the 2015! The conference is, as always, open theoretical and empirical level, to how the for papers and panels from across the arts may develop society, is missing. cultural policy spectrum. However, for this Hence, this is the second theme that we Welcome conference the organizers would like to hope will run as a common thread highlight two particular themes more throughout the conference. Organizing Committees closely. Firstly, the study of cultural herit- Practical information age through a cultural policy perspective. As always, the paper sessions will make Keynote Speakers A special issue of The Nordic Journal of space for both younger and more estab- Cultural Policy (Nordisk kulturpolitisk lished scholars. The spirit of the confer- Panels tidsskrift) last year, focusing on cultural ence is inclusive where we share ideas in Papers heritage as cultural policy, brought to the a friendly but critical and constructive en- vironment. Paper and panel session program surface a rather under-researched aspect of the cultural sector. That the support of As an organizing committee, we are not cultural heritage is public cultural policy, shy to say that it is only right that it now is whether it has been referred to as such the second time the conference is located or not, is of course nothing new. How- in Bø, at the heart of Telemark. Telemark ever, the special issue emphasized University College (TuC) and Telemark what has been a preoccupation of cul- Research Institute continue to be an im- tural heritage scholars for years, that portant academic force within this field of cultural heritage must be perceived as research both in the Nordic countries as a construction, something that is in well as in Europe more widely. Students constant change. And it is perhaps only from across Norway, and increasingly when cultural heritage is seen as some- also further afield, continue to come to Bø thing that needs to be redefined per- for studies and research of cultural policy petually, hence becoming a contested and cultural management at Bachelor, space laden with value, that it is felt as Master and PhD levels. We hope that your stay in Bø will give you a taste of an intriguing and interesting topic for critical cultural policy research. It is both our academic and social environ- partly in this perspective that we aim to ment. The social programme will show- case what we like to think of as the gem contribute to bringing cultural heritage of Telemark. more firmly into the academic practice of cultural policy research. We look forward to 3 days of keynotes, papers, panels and discussions. Wel- Twinned with the above focus the confer- come to Bø! ence this year also aims to interrogate how cultural policy both represents and Nanna Løkka, Ole Marius Hylland, Egil negotiates the role of aesthetics in socie- Bjørnsen and Annette Winkelmann. ty. Studies of the social impacts of the 4 5 Welcome Dear participants, Welcome to the 7th Nordic Conference arts are, although often flawed, not new. on Cultural Policy Research – NCCPR However, a deeper approach, both at the 2015! The conference is, as always, open theoretical and empirical level, to how the for papers and panels from across the arts may develop society, is missing. cultural policy spectrum. However, for this Hence, this is the second theme that we conference the organizers would like to hope will run as a common thread highlight two particular themes more throughout the conference. closely. Firstly, the study of cultural herit- age through a cultural policy perspective. As always, the paper sessions will make A special issue of The Nordic Journal of space for both younger and more estab- Cultural Policy (Nordisk kulturpolitisk lished scholars. The spirit of the confer- tidsskrift) last year, focusing on cultural ence is inclusive where we share ideas in heritage as cultural policy, brought to the a friendly but critical and constructive en- surface a rather under-researched aspect vironment. of the cultural sector. That the support of As an organizing committee, we are not cultural heritage is public cultural policy, shy to say that it is only right that it now is whether it has been referred to as such the second time the conference is located or not, is of course nothing new. How- in Bø, at the heart of Telemark. Telemark ever, the special issue emphasized University College (TuC) and Telemark what has been a preoccupation of cul- Research Institute continue to be an im- tural heritage scholars for years, that portant academic force within this field of cultural heritage must be perceived as research both in the Nordic countries as a construction, something that is in well as in Europe more widely. Students constant change. And it is perhaps only from across Norway, and increasingly when cultural heritage is seen as some- also further afield, continue to come to Bø thing that needs to be redefined per- for studies and research of cultural policy petually, hence becoming a contested and cultural management at Bachelor, space laden with value, that it is felt as Master and PhD levels. We hope that an intriguing and interesting topic for your stay in Bø will give you a taste of critical cultural policy research. It is both our academic and social environ- partly in this perspective that we aim to ment. The social programme will show- case what we like to think of as the gem contribute to bringing cultural heritage of Telemark. more firmly into the academic practice of cultural policy research. We look forward to 3 days of keynotes, papers, panels and discussions. Wel- Twinned with the above focus the confer- come to Bø! ence this year also aims to interrogate how cultural policy both represents and Nanna Løkka, Ole Marius Hylland, Egil negotiates the role of aesthetics in socie- Bjørnsen and Annette Winkelmann. ty. Studies of the social impacts of the 5 Organizing Committee Practical Information Local organizers Program (may be subject to changes) Ole Marius Hylland, Researcher, Ph.D. Telemark Research Institute Tuesday 25th August Venue st Nanna Løkka, Ph.D. Entrance Hall 1 floor, Telemark Uni- Telemark University College 10:00 Registration versity College (TUC) 12:00 Lunch Cafeteria 3rd floor Egil Bjørnsen, Ph.D. st Telemark University College 13:00 Welcome 6-103, 1 floor TUC 13:15 Key-note Kate Oakley 6-103, 1st floor TUC Marit Johansson, st Telemark University College 14:00 Dialogue/Questions 6-103, 1 floor TUC 17:15 Launch of Annette Winkelmann The Nordic Journal of Cultural Policy 1:2015 Telemark Research Institute Telemark University College 18:00 Reception Bus to Nutheim Wednesday 26th August Venue 09:00 Key-note Magdalena Hillström 6-103, 1st floor TUC Scientific Committee 09:45 Dialogue/Questions 6-103, 1st floor TUC 10:15-11:45 Paper sessions 4-311 A, B, C 3rd floor TUC Egil Bjørnsen, Associate professor, Ph.D rd Telemark University College 12:00 Lunch Cafeteria 3 floor TUC rd Anders Frenander, Professor 13:00-14:30: Paper sessions 4-311 A, B, C 3 floor TUC University of Borås, Sweden, 14:30 Coffee/fruits/snacks Lounge, 3rd floor TUC rd Trine Bille, Associate Professor, cand.polit., Ph.D 14:45-16:15 Paper sessions 4-311 A, B, C 3 floor TUC Copenhagen Business School, Denmark, 18:00 Refreshments Bø Hotel, Pool Garden Louise Ejgod Hansen, Associate Professor, Ph.D 19:00 Conference dinner Bø Hotel Aarhus University, Denmark, 21:00 Entertainment Grillen Tobias Harding, Ph.D. University Lecturer Thursday 27th August Venue University of Jyväskylä, Finland, 09:00-10:30 Paper sessions 4-311 A, B, C 3rd floor TUC Njordur Sigurjonson, Assistant Professor, Ph.D 10:30 Coffee/fruits/snacks Lounge, 3rd floor TUC Bifrost University, Island 10:45-12:45 Panel sessions 4-311 A, B, C 3rd floor TUC Anita H. K. Kangas, Professor 13:00 Lunch Cafeteria 3rd floor TUC University of Jyväskylä, Finland. 14:00-15:30 Paper sessions 4-311 A, B, C 3rd floor TUC Geir Vestheim, Professor 15:45 Closing Speech 6-103, 1st floor TUC Telemark University College 6 7 Practical Information Program (may be subject to changes) Tuesday 25th August Venue Entrance Hall 1st floor, Telemark Uni- 10:00 Registration versity College (TUC) 12:00 Lunch Cafeteria 3rd floor 13:00 Welcome 6-103, 1st floor TUC 13:15 Key-note Kate Oakley 6-103, 1st floor TUC 14:00 Dialogue/Questions 6-103, 1st floor TUC 17:15 Launch of The Nordic Journal of Cultural Policy 1:2015 Telemark Research Institute 18:00 Reception Bus to Nutheim Wednesday 26th August Venue 09:00 Key-note Magdalena Hillström 6-103, 1st floor TUC 09:45 Dialogue/Questions 6-103, 1st floor TUC 10:15-11:45 Paper sessions 4-311 A, B, C 3rd floor TUC 12:00 Lunch Cafeteria 3rd floor TUC 13:00-14:30: Paper sessions 4-311
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