Boekman thesaurus on cultural policy

11 January 2011 Content

category page Arts and cultural policy 1 Art in general per sector 2 Art in general 2 Visual arts 5 Dance 7 Language and literature 7 Museums 8 Music 9 Theatre 10 Film 11 Architecture 11 Artists 13 Communication and media 15 Libraries and documentation 18 Society 18 Law and legislation 23 Public administration, policy 25 and management Economics and finance 28 Environment and technology 31 Science, research and 31 methodology Education and training 35 Professions, labour market and 37 leisure time Organizations 39 Health 40 Geographic areas 41 Publication form 48 Time periods 51

Arts and cultural policies cultural policy BT: government policy archaeology policy NT: arts policy BT: heritage policy heritage policy media policy architecture policy RT: cultural diffusion BT: arts policy national cultural memoranda (form) NT: welstandstoezicht (NL) cultural transfer RT: spatial planning international cultural policy support structure? archives policy SN: government policies at national level BT: heritage policy dance policy arts policy BT: theatre policy BT: cultural policy NT: architecture policy Deltaplan cultural conservation (NL) film policy BT: museum policy literature policy RT: collections management music policy SN: project in the Netherlands for the theatre policy conservation of library and museum collections visual arts policy design policy BKR works (NL) BT: visual arts policy RT: BKR (NL) repositories film policy SN: works of art funded by a visual artists BT: arts policy financial assistance scheme in the Netherlands foreign cultural institutions cultural heritage BT: international cultural co-operation UF: cultural asset RT: international cultural policy heritage SN: with regards to the cultural representation NT: archaeology abroad or foreign cultural representation archives industrial heritage heritage policy library collections BT: cultural policy maritime heritage NT: archaelology policy monuments archives policy movable heritage library policy museum collections monuments and historic buildings policy RT: culture museum policy heritage policy RT: cultural heritage listed areas industrial heritage cultural memorandum procedure BT: cultural heritage RT: cultural policy policy authentication international cultural conventions NT: Unidroit Convention RT: international cultural co-operation return of cultural objects

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 1 international cultural co-operation music policy BT: international co-operation BT: arts policy NT: foreign cultural institutions RT: cultural exchanges preservation of monuments and historic international cultural conventions buildings international cultural policy RT: conservation cultural heritage international cultural policy monuments UF: foreign policy restoration RT: cultural policy foreign cultural institutions programming international cultural co-operation RT: festivals SN: government policy focussing on one or more films foreign countries performances library policy return of cultural property BT: heritage policy UF: restitution of cultural property SN: with regards to government policies RT: arts robbery cultural property literature policy illicit trade BT: arts policy international cultural conventions lobbying spatial planning policy BT: governement policy maritime heritage NT: landscape protection UF: boats sailing heritage Specific Cultural Policy Act (NL) ships BT: government financing BT: cultural heritage theatre policy media policy BT: arts policy UF: broadcasting policy? NT: dance policy BT: cultural policy NT: channel profiling visual arts policy RT: Media Act (NL) BT: arts policy NT: design policy monuments BT: cultural heritage welstandstoezicht (NL) RT: preservation of monuments and historic BT: architecture policy buildings SN: Dutch architectural advisory services monuments and historic buildings policy Art in general and by sector BT: heritage policy RT: Cultural Heritage Preservation Act (NL) Art in general movable heritage accessibility BT: cultural heritage RT: cultural facilities handicapped museum policy new media BT: heritage policy SN: concerns both physic and social accessibility NT: Cultural Heritage Preservation Act (NL) of the arts and cultural organizations Deltaplan cultural conservation (NL) RT: collections development

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 2 amateur arts audience acquisition BT: arts UF: audience development RT: out-of-school arts education RT: audiences marketing appraisal UF: appreciation audiences taste UF: cinema goers RT: arts criticism concert goers experience museum visitors quality public spectators artists in residence theatre goers BT: cultural exchanges viewers visitors arts NT: fans BT: culture RT: audience acquisition NT: amateur arts audience research architecture cultural participation controversial arts cinematography night life community arts folk arts avant-garde literature BT: arts movements modern art multidisciplinary arts community art non-western arts BT: art performing arts community theatre popular arts RT: social cohesion street arts visual arts conservation RT: arts prizes UF: protection kitsch BT: collections management RT: preservation of monuments and historic arts criticism buildings UF: arts review restoration RT: appraisal arts experts controversial arts UF: offensive arts arts experts BT: arts UF: arts connoisseurs RT: eroticism RT: arts criticism freedom of expression juries pornography arts movements cultural centres NT: avant-garde BT: cultural facilities experimental arts RT: arts centres functionalism SN: used for multifunctional buildings where modernism besides performances also other activities take postmodernism place arts world SN: the sum of production, distribution and reception of art

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 3 cultural diffusion juries RT: cultural policy UF: jury reports SN: social and geographic diffusion of cultural RT: arts experts facilities, perfomances etc. arts prizes competitions cultural exchanges NT: artists in residence kitsch RT: cultural policy UF: camp international cultural co-operation RT: arts cultural facilities modernism UF: cultural amenities BT: arts movements venues RT: modern art NT: cinema buildings concert halls multidisciplinary arts cultural centres BT: arts jazz venues library buildings parodies museum buildings UF: satire pop venues BT: literary genres theatres RT: accessibility performances RT: programming cultural infrastructure SN: used for the amount and distribution of performing arts cultural commodities in a given area BT: arts NT: dance cultural participation music RT: cultural tourism theatre library use night life postmodernism BT: arts movements damage RT: compensation quality iconoclasm UF: artistic values loss RT: evaluation natural disasters quality standards SN: concerns for the quality of art experimental arts BT: arts movements rehearsal studio's RT: workshops (work spaces) fans BT: audiences restoration BT: collections management folk arts RT: conservation BT: arts preservation of monuments and historic RT: folk dancing buildings folklore renovation functionalism selling BT: arts movements UF: sales BT: collections development RT: resale rights

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 4 street arts arts trade UF: street music UF: street theatre NT: commercial galleries BT: arts RT: auctions RT: theater on location illicit trade SN: vert. investments market world arts trade UF: non-western arts BT: arts auctions NT: RT: arts trade RT: developing countries world music ceramics BT: visual arts Visual arts RT: applied arts abstract arts ceramists BT: visual artists applied arts UF: crafts collectors decorative arts UF: arts collectors NT: fashion RT: arts collections fibre arts furniture design commercial galleries glass arts BT: arts trade gold and silversmiths' arts RT: arts collections interior design display rooms and spaces RT: ceramics SN: as opposed to public galleries design commissions art in public spaces RT: art in public spaces UF: public art competitions RT: commissions memorials conceptual arts visual arts UF: installations arts collections contemporary arts UF: collections BT: modern art NT: corporate collections RT: colections development corporate collections collections management BT: arts collections collectors commercial galleries cultural property museum collections UF: arts objects works of art arts libraries RT: illicit trade RT: libraries return of cultural property visual arts

design UF: industrial design NT: graphic design RT: applied arts

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 5 designers memorials BT: visual artists UF: statues RT: arts in public spaces display rooms and spaces UF: exhibition halls modern arts RT: museums BT: art commercial galleries NT: contemporary art RT: modern dance fibre arts modern theatre UF: textile arts modernism BT: applied arts painting furniture design BT: visual arts BT: applied arts performance art glass arts UF: BT: applied arts BT: visual arts gold and silversmiths' arts photographers UF: goldsmiths' arts BT: visual artists silversmiths' arts BT: applied arts photography BT: visual arts graphic arts BT: visual arts posters NT: posters UF: playbills BT: graphic arts graphic design BT: design reproduction UF: copies iconoclasm reproduction rights BT: criminality RT: damage sculpture security BT: visual arts illustrations transport RT: visual arts SN: of art objects landscape artists video arts BT: visual artists UF: BT: media arts landscape arts RT: visual arts BT: visual arts media arts UF: computer arts digital arts arts NT: video arts RT: visual arts

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 6 visual artists jazz dance UF: carvers UF: jazz ballet craftsmen BT: dance expressive artists modern dance UF: modern ballet graphic artists BT: dance painters RT: modern arts plastic artists sculptors Language and literature BT: creative artists NT: ceramists art societies designers UF: literary societies landscape artists??? RT: professional associations photographers comics visual arts UF: serial stories UF: plastic arts BT: literary genres BT: arts NT: ceramics Dutch-language literature drawing UF: Dutch literature graphic arts BT: literature landscape arts painting English literature performance art BT: literature photography sculpture fiction RT: art in public spaces UF: novels cultural property BT: literary genres illustrations media arts French literature video arts BT: literature

Dance German literature BT: literature classical ballet BT: dance Italian literature BT: literature dance UF: ballet light fiction BT: performing arts UF: pulp fiction NT: classical ballet BT: literairy genres dancing folk dancing literary genres jazz dance BT: literature modern dance NT: comics fiction folk dancing light fiction BT: dance non-fiction RT: folk arts plays poetry parodies

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 7 literary periodicals collections development BT: arts periodicals UF: acquisitions policy NT: exchange literature loan UF: letters loss BT: arts selling NT: Dutch-language literature RT: arts collections English literature collections management French literature library collections German literature museum policy Italian literature literary genres collections management youth literature NT: conservation RT: literature studies restoration translations RT: arts collections writers collections development Deltaplan cultural conservation (NL) non-fiction library collections BT: literary genres museum policy plays ethnology museums BT: literary genres BT: museums RT: playwrights exchange poetry BT: collections development UF: poems BT: literary genres exhibition arrangement UF: exhibition set-up translations RT: museum furniture RT: literature SN: changing display of arts objects in a museum literature studies translations folklore museums BT: museums translators RT: translations history museums BT: museums youth literature UF: childrens books loan BT: literature BT: collections development

Museums loss BT: collections development code of conduct damage BT: professional ethics RT: museum management museum catalogues RT: museum catalogues (form) Collectie Nederland SN: concerns the process around production of BT: museum collections catalogues RT: Instituut Collectie Nederland SN: co-ordinates collections development and display policies between museums in the Netherlands

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 8 museum catalogues (form) chamber music NT: exhibition catalogues (form) BT: classical music RT: museum catalogues RT: chamber music ensembles SN: use 'museum catalogues' to indicate the process of production classical music BT: music museum collections NT: chamber music BT: cultural heritage RT: orchestras NT: Collectie Nederland composing museum furniture RT: composers RT: exhibition arrangement SN: as part of the permanent interior design electronic music UF: computer music museum shops BT: shops instrumental music BT: music museum tasks RT: museum management jazz music BT: popular music museums UF: public galleries jazz venues NT: ethnology museums BT: cultural facilities folklore museums history museums modern music open-air museums UF: contemporary music science museums BT: music RT: cultural heritage RT: modern art display rooms and spaces museology music genres museum buildings BT: performing arts museum finances NT: classical music instrumental music open-air museums modern music BT: museums popular music vocal music repositories world music UF: depositories stores music schools warehouses BT: arts centres RT: BKR works (NL) SN: used for storage of works of art music theatre BT: theatre science museums NT: musicals UF: science centres RT: opera BT: museums operetta shops musicals UF: merchandising BT: music theatre NT: museum shops SN: includes gift shops etc. in all cultural facilities

Music

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 9 opera dramaturgy BT: theatre RT: theatre RT: music theatre opera houses folk drama BT: drama operetta BT: theatre mime RT: music theatre BT: theatre opera houses modern theatre pop groups BT: theatre BT: music companies RT: modern arts pop music playhouses BT: popular music BT: theatres NT: video clips puppet theatre pop venues UF: marionette theatre BT: cultural facilities BT: theatre RT: puppeteers popular music UF: light music theater on location BT: music open-air theatre NT: jazz music BT: theatre pop music RT: street arts SN: vert. vocal music UF: choral music theatre song BT: performing arts BT: music NT: cabaret community theatre world music drama UF: folk music mime non-western music modern theatre BT: world arts music theatre music open-air theatre opera Theatre operetta puppet theatre cabaret youth theatre UF: light entertainment RT: dramaturgy revue SN: use 'theatres' for the actual buildings variety BT: theatre theatre technology community theatre theatres UF: BT: cultural facilities BT: community art NT: opera houses RT: theatre playhouses SN: the building, use 'theatre' for the art-form drama BT: theatre NT: folk drama

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 10 youth theatre short films UF: childrens theatre BT: films BT: theatre Architecture Film architecture animated films UF: building design BT: films BT: arts RT: architectural theory art house films buildings BT: films built environment cinemas building conversions UF: motion pictures UF: reuse of buildings NT: film houses RT: castles megacinemas religious buildings cinematography buildings BT: arts NT: castles RT: films houses SN: used for the sector in general, for the public buildings products use 'films' religious buildings RT: architecture documentaries renovation BT: films built environment film houses RT: architecture UF: nickelodeons BT: cinemas castles UF: country houses films BT: buildings BT: audiovisual media NT: animated films catering establishments art house films UF: cafés documentaries discotheques educational films restaurants short filmss RT: night life RT: cinematography film censorship Chief government architect (NL) programming RT: Buildings Agency (NL) screenplays SN: The chief government architect SN: used for the products; for the sector in (Rijksbouwmeester) in the Netherlands is general use 'cinematography' responsible for the urban positioning, architectonic quality and monumental maintenance of government buildings and megacinemas proposes architects for all accommodation UF: multiplexes projects realised under the auspices of the BT: cinemas Government Buildings Agency screenplays RT: films cinema buildings screen writers BT: cultural facilities

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 11 cities library buildings BT: urban areas BT: cultural facilities NT: districts RT: libraries inner cities neighbourhoods listed areas RT: villages RT: cultural heritage urban design SN: with regards to historic towns and cities concert halls museum buildings BT: cultural facilities BT: cultural facilities RT: museums cultural districts UF: cultural clusters neighbourhoods museum districts BT: cities BT: neighbourhoods NT: museum districts SN: use 'district councils' for the administrative hospitals organization houses opera houses UF: dwellings UF: music theatres BT: buildings BT: theatres RT: opera inner cities operetta UF: city centres town centres parks BT: cities UF: gardens granges interior design NT: sculpture parks BT: applied arts prisons land use plans UF: jails UF: masterplans zoning plans public buildings RT: landscape protection UF: government office buildings spatial planning BT: buildings NT: school buildings landscape architecture RT: architecture UF: landscape design ornamental horticulture regions RT: landscape planning RT: regional policy landscape planning religious buildings BT: spatial planning UF: churches RT: landscape architecture cloisters rural areas RT: architecture building conversions landscape protection religion UF: nature conservation BT: spatial planning policy renovation RT: land use plans RT: buildings restoration

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 12 rural areas BKR (NL) UF: countryside BT: welfare policy RT: landscape planning RT: BKR works (NL) SN: Dutch visual artists financial assistance school buildings scheme UF: colleges university buildings brass bands BT: public buildings UF: harmony orchestras BT: music companies sculpture parks BT: parks cabaret performers ? BT: performing artists urban areas NT: cities chamber music ensembles BT: music companies urban regeneration RT: chamber music urband renewal BT: urban design choreographers RT: cities BT: creative artists economic development social cohesion companies urban culture UF: groups NT: music companies villages theatre companies RT: cities competitions Artists UF: contests RT: arts prizes actors commissions BT: performing artists juries architects composers BT: creative artists BT: creative artists RT: composing artists NT: creative artists conductors performing artists UF: conducting BT: performing artist artists' initiatives RT: orchestras UF: creative breeding grounds creative artists artists' materials BT: artists NT: architects arts awards choreographers UF: arts prizes composers RT: arts film directors competitions theatre directors juries visual artists writers associations of friends dance companies BT: theatre companies

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 13 dancers music companies BT: performing artists BT: companies NT: brass bands Equity (GB) music ensembles BT: associations opera companies SN: trade union to represent artists in Great orchestras Britain to negotiate minimum terms and conditions pop groups of employment throughout the entire world of music instruments entertainment musicians events BT: performing artists NT: mega events RT: festivals opera companies BT: music companies exhibitions UF: expositions orchestras NT: world fairs BT: music companies RT: classical music festivals conductors NT: Holland Festival (NL) . RT: events programming performing artists SN: concerning the performing arts BT: artists NT: actors film directors cabaret perfomers UF: cinematographers conductors BT: creative artists dancers mime artists Holland Festival (NL) musicians BT: festivals puppeteers impresarios playwrights BT: writers lotteries RT: plays RT: sponsoring professional associations lyricists UF: artists unions BT: writers NT: copyright organizations employees' organizations mega events Equity (GB) UF: blockbusters RT: art societies hypes networks BT: events organizations SN: associations for the protection of or fighting mime artists for the interests of a particular group of the BT: performing artists population or cause; use 'organizations' for associations in the general sense

puppeteers BT: performing artists RT: puppet theatre

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 14 screen writers arts periodicals BT: writers BT: periodicals RT: screenplays NT: literary periodicals stage companies arts programmes BT: theatre companies BT: broadcasting programmes RT: arts broadcasting stations studios (work places) concert recordings RT: workshops (work spaces) theatre recordings SN: concerns art as a subject; use 'concert theatre companies recordings' or 'theatre recordings' for the actual BT: companies recordings of a performance NT: dance companies stage companies audiovisual equipment UF: sound equipment theatre directors video equipment UF: stage directors audiovisual media BT: creative artists SN: also used for mp3 players workshops (work spaces) audiovisual media UF: dance studios UF: avm theatre studios NT: films RT: rehearsal studio's RT: audiovisual equipment studios (work places) media education SN: combine with an art discipline as required new media visual culture world fairs SN: hardware, such as audio, video, cd, cd-rom, BT: exhibitions dvd, usb stick writers broadcasting UF: authors NT: commercial broadcasting BT: creative artists public broadcasting NT: lyricists RT: radio playwrights television screen writers RT: literature broadcasting organisations WWIK (NL) BT: broadcasting UF: Income Provision for Artists Act (NL) BT: social security broadcasting programmes SN: Dutch social scheme to provide artists with a NT: arts programmes basic income for a limited period educational programmes radio programmes Communication and media television programmes RT: concert recordings advertising theatre recordings RT: marketing broadcasting stations arts broadcasting stations UF: channels UF: arts channels NT: arts channels BT: channels RT: channel profiling RT: arts programmes

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 15 educational programmes RT: television RT: broadcasting programmes channel profiling film censorship BT: media policy BT: freedom of expression RT: channels RT: films commercial broadcasting film industry BT: broadcasting BT: cultural industries computers film production BT: new media BT: film industry RT: automation freedom of expression concert recordings UF: censorship RT: arts programmes BT: civil rights broadcasting programmes NT: film censorship theatre recordings freedom of press SN: can be combined with a medium like radio or RT: controversial arts television media law conferences freedom of press UF: debates BT: freedom of expression RT: conference proceedings (form) information and communication technology cultural industries UF: IT UF: creative industry NT: digitization NT: film industry RT: new media media industry SN: concerns the processes involved and the music industry development of IT daily papers interactive media UF: newspapers BT: internet BT: NT: RT: virtual reality databases RT: automation internet documentation centra BT: new media internet RT: databases digital television local broadcasting UF: subscription television BT: public broadcasting RT: broadcasting television mass communication RT: communication studies digitization mass media BT: information and communication technology RT: automation SN: concerns the process of making information electronically accessible

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 16 mass media public relations UF: media UF: PR NT: daily papers NT: promotion new media publicity radio RT: marketing television RT: mass communication publicity BT: public relations media industry SN: publicity not paid for, as opposed to BT: cultural industries advertising NT: visual culture radio media use BT: mass media NT: mediagebruik RT: broadcasting viewing and listening analysis radio plays RT: hearing loss reading habits radio plays social media RT: radio music industry radio programmes UF: record industry BT: broadcasting programmes BT: cultural industries reading music libraries NT: reading habits RT: libraries RT: promotion of reading new media reading habits BT: mass media BT: reading NT: computers RT: library use internet media use RT: accessibility audiovisual media regional broadcasting digitization BT: public broadcasting information and communication technology social media SN: concerns both hardware and application UF: BT: interactive media periodicals RT: media use NT: arts periodicals weekly magazines television BT: mass media promotion RT: broadcasting BT: public relations cable television pay television promotion of reading RT: reading television drama UF: soaps public broadcasting television films BT: broadcasting BT: television programmes NT: local broadcasting regional broadcasting television programmes BT: broadcasting programmes NT: television drama

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 17 theatre recordings library collections RT: arts programmes BT: cultural heritage broadcasting programmes RT: collections development concert recordings collections management SN: can be combined with a medium like radio or television library contributions UF: borrowing charges video clips library subscriptions BT: popmusic library membership fees RT: public lending right viewing and listening analysis BT: media use library services RT: RT: library tasks virtual reality library tasks RT: interactive media RT: library management library services visual culture BT: media industry library use RT: audiovisual media BT: media use RT: cultural participation weekly magazines reading habits UF: news magazines BT: periodicals multimedia libraries UF: school libraries Libraries and documentation video libraries video shops archives RT: libraries BT: cultural heritage RT: information science national libraries BT: libraries documentation centra RT: statutory depository UF: knowledge centra RT: databases public libraries information centra BT: libraries information centra special libraries RT: documentation centra BT: libraries information science statutory depository UF: archive science RT: national libraries library science RT: communication studies university libraries UF: academic libraries libraries BT: libraries NT: university libraries national libraries Society public libraries special libraries administrative procedures RT: arts libraries library buildings music libraries multimedia libraries

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 18 adults Communism BT: age groups UF: Marxism RT: adult education BT: ideologies SN: age 18+ RT: communist parties age groups communist parties UF: generations BT: political parties NT: adults RT: Communism aged children community centres youth RT: arts centres social cultural work aged youth centres UF: elderly BT: age groups confessional parties UF: Christian democratic parties anarchism denominational parties BT: ideologies BT: political parties RT: conservatism Buddhism BT: religion conflicts RT: crisis capitalism BT: ideologies conservatism BT: ideologies Catholicism RT: confessional parties BT: Christianity conservative parties children BT: political parties BT: age groups SN: age 0-11 contracts RT: employment contracts Christianity BT: religion co-operation NT: Catholicism RT: international co-operation Protestantism criminality civil society NT: arts robbery UF: civilization copyright infringements RT: society iconoclasm SN: used for the concept of grass roots initiatives RT: violence that are not centrally or publically planned or market orientated crisis RT: conflicts Cold War cultural diversity colonialism UF: cultural pluralism interculturality communes multicultural society RT: utopias BT: social issues

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 19 cultural identity exile UF: identity UF: deportation RT: cultural imperialism banishment nationalism RT: persecution cultural imperialism Fascism RT: cultural identity UF: national socialism BT: ideologies cultural pessimism RT: dictatorship cultural value fashion public interest UF: costume SN: concerns the value of culture for our society clothing BT: applied arts culture NT: arts feminism elitist culture RT: role patterns popular culture women RT: cultural heritage folklore democracy RT: folk arts RT: elections fundamentalism democratization BT: ideologies RT: participation globalization demography UF: internationalization BT: social geography government dictatorship RT: parliament RT: Fascism Hinduism discrimination BT: religion UF: racism BT: social issues homosexuals RT: civil rights ideologies elections NT: anarchism UF: referendums capitalism RT: democracy Communism politics conservatism Fascism elitist culture fundamentalism UF: elitist arts liberalism highbrow arts socialism BT: culture innovation ethnic minorities UF: modernization UF: renewal RT: society integration BT: social issues

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 20 Islam political parties BT: religion NT: communist parties confessional parties Judaism conservative parties BT: religion liberal parties progressive parties law enforcing socialist parties RT: protest movements RT: politics liberal parties politics BT: political parties RT: government policy RT: liberalism elections political parties liberalism BT: ideologies popular culture RT: liberal parties UF: lowbrow arts mass culture lifestyles popular arts BT: behaviour BT: culture living situation power RT: social influence men RT: feminism privacy society progressive parties nationalism BT: political parties RT: cultural identity RT: progressiveness parliament progressiveness RT: government RT: progressive parties legislation propaganda persecution UF: repression protest movements RT: exile UF: demonstrations SN: concerns the persecution of artists on ground RT: law enforcing of political beliefs social criticism pillarization Protestantism UF: depillarization BT: Christianity BT: social issues SN: Dutch concept of secular involvement in refugees social-, public- and political organizations UF: asylum seekers planning religion UF: business plans NT: Buddhism NT: social and cultural planning Christianity Hinduism Islam Judaism RT: religious buildings religious experience

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 21 religious experience social influence UF: spirituality RT: power RT: religion social involvement revolutions UF: engagement RT: social criticism social issues role patterns BT: society UF: gender NT: cultural diversity RT: feminism discrimination integration royal families pillarization social cohesion security RT: social criticism RT: arts robbery iconoclasm social position RT: social environment social and cultural planning social status BT: planning SN: social position of artists social changes social status RT: social criticism RT: social position SN: use as part of a social process social class UF: social inequality socialism social stratification BT: ideologies RT: social position RT: socialist parties SN: use as part of a social process socialist parties social cohesion UF: social democrat parties BT: social issues BT: political parties RT: community art RT: socialism urban regeneration society social criticism UF: RT: protest movements NT: social issues revolutions RT: civil rights social changes civil society social issues ethnic minorities men social cultural work women RT: community centres subcultures social environment BT: culture UF: social background NT: urban culture RT: social position youth culture social function support structure RT: education of the masses RT: cultural policy public interest cultural organizations SN: social position of the arts terrorism BT: violence

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 22 urban culture arts robbery BT: subcultures UF: robbery RT: urban regeneration theft BT: criminality utopias RT: illicit trade RT: communes return of cultural objects security violence UF: aggression civil law NT: terrorism BT: law RT: criminality NT: accountability gifts wars legal persons NT: World War I property rights World War II rent resale rights Welfare Act (NL) RT: compensation BT: welfare policy legal status women civil rights RT: feminism UF: constitution men basic rights society fundamental rights human rights World War I NT: freedom of expression UF: First World War RT: discrimination BT: wars public law society World War II UF: Second World War compensation BT: wars RT: civil law damage youth BT: age groups copyright SN: age 12-17 BT: intellectual property law NT: copyright on buildings youth centres copyright on electronic files RT: community centres copyright on image and sound recordings youth culture copyright on literary works BT: subcultures copyright on plays and films copyright on radio and television Law and legislation broadcasts copyright on visual arts accountability moral rights BT: civil law music copyright reproduction rights administration of justice RT: copyright infringements BT: law copyright organizations SN: used in the broadest sense, use specific terms if possible

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 23 copyright infringements intellectual property law UF: counterfeits BT: property rights piracy NT: copyright plagiarism information law BT: criminality law relating to designs RT: copyright neighbouring rights copyright organizations RT: harmonization of legislation media law copyright on buildings BT: copyright international law UF: law of nations copyright on electronic files BT: law BT: copyright RT: harmonization of legislation copyright on image and sound recordings judicial aspects BT: copyright judicial policy copyright on literary works BT: government policy BT: copyright NT: General Administrative Law Act (NL) copyright on plays and films law BT: copyright UF: justice NT: administration of justice copyright on radio and television broadcasts civil law BT: copyright criminal law international law copyright on visual arts public law BT: copyright RT: case law (form) orders in council (form) criminal law UF: penal law law relating to designs BT: law BT: intellectual property law

Cultural Heritage Preservation Act (NL) legal aid BT: museum policy UF: legal advice centres RT: monuments and historic buildings policy legal assistance RT: legal status General Administrative Law Act (NL) UF: action against a government decree legal entities BT: civil law gifts UF: bequests legal status donations UF: legal position legacies RT: civil law BT: civil law legal aid harmonization of legislation legislation RT: intellectual property law RT: orders in council (form) international law parliament information law Media Act (NL) BT: intellectual property law BT: media law RT: media policy

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 24 media law Working Conditions Act (NL) NT: Media Act (NL) BT: working conditions RT: freedom of expression intellectual property law Public administration, policy and management moral rights administrative bodies BT: copyright RT: management SN: the right to the keep objects of art intact supervision SN: is Engelse term niet iets van board of music copyright directors? BT: copyright administrative structures neighbouring rights RT: covenants UF: screening rights BT: intellectual property law advisory bodies SN: also known as rights neighbouring to NT: international advisory bodies copyright, protect the rights of people who are not management consultancies technically authors: performing artists, producers municipal advisory bodies of phonogrammes, and those involved in radio and national advisory bodies provincial advisory bodies property rights artistic direction BT: civil law BT: management NT: intellectual property law arts councils public law BT: national advisory bodies UF: administrative law NT: Arts Council of England (GB) constitutional law Arts Council of Northern Ireland (UK) BT: law Arts Council of Scotland (GB) RT: civil rights Arts Council of Wales (GB) public lending right central government agencies UF: PLR UF: government services RT: library contributions national agencies NT: Agency for archeology, landscape and rent monuments (NL) UF: lease Agency for the cultural heritage (NL) BT: civil law Agency for the Preservation of Monuments and Historic Buildings (NL) reproduction rights Agency for the Visual Arts (NL) BT: copyright Buildings Agency (NL) Instituut Collectie Nederland (NL) resale rights RT: national advisory bodies BT: civil law municipal agencies RT: selling provincial agencies SN: direct government agencies carrying out working conditions government policy BT: employment conditions NT: safety measures centralization Working Conditions Act (NL) RT: decentralization RT: Equity (GB) occupational diseases commercialization RT: privatization

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 25 covenants government policy RT: administrative structures UF: national government policy policy decentralization NT: cultural policy RT: centralization economic policy educational policy decision making judicial policy municipal policy Department for Culture, Media and Sport provincial policy (GB) regional policy UF: DCMS spatial planning policy BT: ministries social policy welfare policy development co-operation RT: politics BT: international co-operation image districts UF: image building UF: district councils RT: marketing quarters BT: cities international advisory bodies SN: use for the administrative organization; BT: advisory bodies otherwise use 'neighbourhoods' international co-operation economic development NT: development co-operation BT: economic policy international cultural co-operation RT: urban regeneration RT: co-operation economic policy library management BT: government policy BT: management NT: economic development RT: library tasks educational policy management BT: government policy UF: arts management NT: artistic direction efficiency financial policy NT: retrenchments library management museum management evaluation RT: administrative bodies UF: policy evaluation cultural entrepreneurship organizational structure financial policy BT: management management consultancies NT: revenues UF: business support RT: museum finances BT: advisory bodies SN: used for advice in or investigating management practices in large public and private institutions

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 26 marketing organizational structure UF: art marketing RT: management NT: marketing theory reorganization RT: advertising audience acquisition participation image UF: public participation market RT: democratization market research public relations policy authentication UF: authentication marketing theory SN: concerns government policy in particular BT: marketing policy planning ministries RT: policy memorandums (form) NT: Department for Culture, Media and Sport (GB) privatization Ministry of Education, Culture and UF: corporatization Science (NL) RT: commercialization SN: used for all ministries other then those SN: concerns the autonomization of parts of dealing with culture institutions or organizations

Ministry of Education, Culture and Science profit principle (NL) RT: economic theories BT: ministries government policy politics municipal advisory bodies revenues BT: advisory bodies SN: principle of consumer-paid services of direct benefit principle. municipal agencies RT: government agencies provincial advisory bodies BT: advisory bodies municipal policy UF: local government provincial agencies BT: government policy RT: central government agencies RT: cities local cultural memoranda (form) provincial policy BT: government policy museum management RT: provincial cultural memoranda (form) BT: management NT: museum finances public interest RT: code of conduct UF: general support museum staff RT: cultural value museum tasks social function national advisory bodies recreation policy UF: quango (GB) UF: leisure-time policy BT: advisory bodies RT: leisure activities NT: arts councils Raad voor cultuur (NL) reorganization RT: government agencies UF: restructuring SN: quasi-autonomous government advisory RT: organizational structure bodies

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 27 social policy budgets BT: government policy NT: national budgets RT: BKR (NL) RT: private financing welfare policy retrenchments supervision central government funding schemes UF: inspection BT: subsidies monitoring surveillance competition RT: administrative bodies RT: market quality standards consumers welfare policy UF: buyers BT: government policy purchasers NT: BKR (NL) RT: production Welfare Act (NL) RT: social policy co-production BT: production Economics and finance cultural entrepreneurship activities abroad RT: management self employed antiquarian bookshops UF: second-hand bookshops disability insurance BT: bookshops UF: incapacity for work insurance BT: social security arts purchasing schemes UF: interest subsidy schemes distribution RT: production book production BT: production economic aspects RT: publishing houses RT: economics book trade economic theories NT: bookshops BT: economic science publishing houses RT: profit principle RT: books economic value books UF: impact studies RT: book trade RT: price policy SN: engelse scope note economics bookshops UF: cultural economics BT: book trade RT: economic aspects NT: antiquarian bookshops European funds box office BT: funds RT: price policy RT: European Union revenues expenditure box-office receipts RT: revenues RT: ticket sales administration SN: concerns office expenditure

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 28 financing insurance NT: government financing NT: health insurance private financing RT: social security public private partnership international trade fund raising UF: export BT: private financing import RT: funds international market sponsoring BT: trade funds investments UF: public funds RT: arts trade national funds price policy NT: European funds market municipal funds UF: arts market private funds market liberalization provincial funds RT: arts trade RT: fund raising competition government funding marketing government expenditure market research UF: public expenditure UF: feasibility studies BT: government finances RT: marketing government finances mergers UF: public finances UF: amalgamations NT: government expenditure RT: national budgets municipal funds BT: funds government financing RT: municipal subsidies UF: public financing BT: financing municipal subsidies NT: subsidies RT: municipal funds Specific Cultural Policy Act (NL) subsidies RT: funds museum finances health insurance BT: museum management UF: insurance against sickness RT: financial policy medical insurance museums BT: insurance national budgets illicit trade BT: budgets UF: arts smuggling illegal trade patronage illicit trafficking BT: private financing unlawful trade RT: sponsoring BT: trade SN: used in historical and contemporary ways of RT: arts robbery private financial support (royalty, church, rich arts trade private persons. use 'sponsoring' for corporate cultural property giving return of cultural property

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 29 percentage schemes public private partnership UF: quota BT: financing RT: private financing price policy UF: admissions prices publishing houses prices BT: book trade NT: reductions RT: book production RT: box office printing houses economic value resale price maintenance for books investments reductions printing houses UF: discounts RT: publishing houses subscriptions BT: price policy private financing BT: financing resale price maintenance for books NT: fund raising UF: single pricing system for books sponsoring net book agreement RT: budgets RT: publishing houses private initatives public private partnership retrenchments UF: cutbacks private funds BT: efficiency BT: funds RT: budgets RT: private financing private initiatives revenues UF: exploitation production turnover NT: book production BT: financial policy co-production NT: profit film production RT: box office theatre production expenditure RT: consumption profit principle distribution sales figures profit BT: revenues service RT: UF: RT: consumers project subsidies cultural entrepreneurship UF: ad hoc subsidies incidental subsidies social security BT: subsidies NT: disability insurance General Old Age Pensions Act (NL) projects unemployment insurance welfare services provincial funds WWIK (NL) BT: funds RT: insurance RT: provincial subsidies provincial subsidies RT: provincial funds subsidies

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 30 sponsorship VAT UF: arts sponsorship UF: value added tax business support BT: taxes BT: private financing RT: fund raising welfare services lotteries UF: benefit patronage National Assistance Act (NL) private initiatives social assistance SN: used for corporate giving. use for private BT: social security financial support 'patronage' Environment and technology stipends BT: income automation SN: used for fixed one-off salary payment UF: computerization RT: computers subsidies databases UF: government subsidies digitization BT: government financing NT: central government funding schemes environmental protection project subsidies UF: ecology subsidy allocation noise pollution subsidy schemes (form) sustainability RT: municipal subsidies provincial subsidies hearing loss RT: media use subsidy allocation occupational diseases BT: subsidies natural disasters tax incentives RT: damage RT: taxes natural history taxes NT: VAT standards RT: tax incentives NT: quality standards theatre production technique BT: production Science, research and methodology trade NT: illicit trade aesthetics international trade UF: beauty RT: arts trade philosophy of the arts BT: philosophy trade shows UF: art fairs analysis unemployment insurance archaeology BT: social security BT: cultural heritage NT: underwater archaeology Unidroit Convention RT: history BT: international cultural conventions SN: convention dealing with stolen or illegally exported cultural objects (Rome, 24 June 1995)

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 31 architectural theory cultural history BT: arts studies UF: social history RT: architecture BT: history arts history cultural psychology UF: history of arts BT: psychology BT: arts studies SN: concerns the history of the visual arts cultural studies BT: science arts studies RT: arts studies BT: science NT: architectural theorie Culturelink (CI) arts history BT: research institutions film studies SN: network in Zagreb, Croatia, for research and literature studies cooperation in cultural development, also www musicology resource centre theatre studies RT: cultural studies dialects RT: language use behaviour NT: lifestyles Dutch BT: languages Boekmanstichting (NL) BT: research institutions economic science SN: Study centre for arts, culture and related BT: science policy, Amsterdam, The Netherlands NT: economic theories cognitive functions emotions UF: intelligence UF: feelings BT: psychology NT: experience NT: perception stage fright communication studies English language RT: information science BT: languages mass communication ethics comparative research NT: morality BT: research professional ethics social ethics compendiums (form) RT: philosophy UF: guides (form) handbooks (form) experiments BT: reference works (form) film studies creativity BT: arts studies BT: psychology Fondazione Fitzcarraldo (IT) cultural anthropology BT: research institutions UF: anthropology SN: centre in Turin, Italy, for planning, research, ethnography training and documentation on cultural, arts and ethnology media management, economics and policies BT: social sciences

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 32 French language linguistics BT: languages UF: language studies NT: main languages Frisian minority languages BT: minority languages RT: language use

Gaelic literature studies BT: minority languages BT: arts studies RT: literature German language translations BT: languages local history history BT: history BT: science NT: cultural history management science local history UF: business administration RT: archaeology minority languages human geography BT: languages BT: social sciences NT: Frisian NT: demography Gaelic Irish Irish Scots BT: minority languages Welsh

Italian language morality BT: languages BT: ethics

Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft (DE) motivation BT: research institutions museology language use RT: museums UF: language activity linguistic usage musicology RT: dialects BT: arts studies linguistics Östereichische Kulturdokumentation (AU) languages BT: research institutions NT: Dutch language English language pedagogics French language UF: educational theory German language pedagogy Italian language principles of teaching minority languages science of education Spanish language science of teaching RT: didactics legal sciences UF: science of law perception BT: sience BT: cognitive functions RT: experience leisure studies BT: social sciences

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 33 philosophy social ethics NT: esthetics BT: ethics philosophy of culture RT: RT: ethics social sciences philosophy of culture BT: science BT: philosophy NT: cultural anthropology human geography professional ethics leisure studies BT: ethics sociology NT: code of conduct RT: professions social theories quality standards sociology BT: standards BT: social sciences RT: quality NT: sociology of the arts supervision sociology of culture research sociology of culture UF: scientific research BT: sociology NT: comparative research RT: research institutions sociology of literature research methods BT: sociology of the arts research programmes research reports (form) sociology of music BT: sociology of the arts research institutions NT: Boekmanstichting (NL) sociology of the arts Culturelink (CI) BT: sociology Fondazione Fitzcarraldo (IT) NT: sociology of literature Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft (DE) sociology of music Östereichische Kulturdokumentation SN: the general theory; use a more specific term (AU) or combine 'sociology' with a specific discipline as RT: research required research methods Spanish language UF: research techniques BT: languages NT: statistical features RT: research spatial planning UF: area planning research programmes ekistics RT: research town and country planning NT: landscape planning science urban design NT: arts studies RT: architecture policy cultural studies landscape protection economic science land use plans history legal sciences stage fright social sciences BT: emotions

Scots BT: minority languages

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 34 statistical features canon UF: cultural indicators SN: knowledge considered to be an essential part statistics of the educational curriculum variables BT: research methods courses RT: statistics (form) RT: training SN: for statistical data, use 'statistics (form)' cultural transfer structuralism UF: socialisation UF: semiotics curriculums talents UF: curricula UF: genius RT: subjects theatre studies dance education BT: arts studies SN: can be combined with the required school type if necessary underwater archaeology BT: archaeology didactics RT: pedagogics urban design BT: spatial planning drama education NT: urban regeneration BT: in-school arts education

Welsh education BT: minority languages NT: adult education primary education Education and training secondary education special education adult education university education BT: education vocational education RT: adults RT: examinations training arts centres UF: creativity centres education of the masses NT: music schools UF: popular education RT: community centres RT: social function cultural centres educational films arts education BT: films UF: applied arts education RT: fine and performing arts education NT: in-school arts education educational innovation out-of-school arts education UF: educational reform RT: educational services SN: combine with pedagogy or educational policy educational objectives as required UF: teaching objectives arts education (subject) educational organization UF: cultural participation at school SN: regarding the structure of education RT: extra-curricular arts education SN: can be combined with the required school type if necessary

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 35 educational services media education NT: museum education UF: audiovisual education RT: arts education film education living history BT: in-school arts education RT: audiovisual media examinations RT: education museum education BT: educational services extra-curricular arts education UF: extra-curricular cultural participation music education RT: arts education (subject) BT: in-school arts education SN: combine with school type as required foundation courses RT: higher arts education out-of-school arts education BT: arts education havo (NL) RT: amateur arts UF: upper general secondary education (NL) leisure activities BT: secondary education postgraduate education heritage education BT: university education BT: in-school arts education RT: master's degree programmes higher vocational education primary education BT: vocational education UF: elementary education NT: teacher training colleges BT: education RT: pupils in-school arts education UF: higher arts education professional arts education BT: arts education BT: vocational education NT: drama education NT: master's degree programmes heritage education RT: foundation courses literature education media education professors music education RT: teachers visual arts education SN: combine with school type as required pupils RT: primary education language teaching secondary education SN: combine with school type as required students literature education scholarships BT: in-school arts education UF: fellowships student grants living history RT: educational services secondary education BT: education master's degree programmes NT: havo (NL) BT: professional arts education mavo (NL) RT: postgraduate education vmbo (NL) vwo (NL) RT: pupils

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 36 senior secondary vocational education vocational education UF: upper secondary vocational education UF: vocational training BT: vocational education BT: education NT: higher vocational education special education professional arts education BT: education senior secondary vocational education SN: education primarily for physically or mentally RT: pre-vocational education disabled children professions students vwo (NL) RT: pupils UF: pre-university education (NL) BT: secondary education subjects RT: curriculums work experience placements UF: apprenticeship teacher training colleges practical training BT: higher vocational education Professions, labour market and leisure activities teachers RT: professors amusement parks RT: entertainment teaching methods leisure activities training career choice UF: in-service training UF: careers guidance retraining vocational guidance updating training RT: professions RT: courses education career development professional skills RT: human resources management social economic position universities RT: university education circus RT: entertainment university education BT: education corporate training courses NT: postgraduate education RT: commercial organizations RT: universities cultural tourism visual arts education BT: tourism BT: in-school arts education RT: cultural participation vmbo (NL) dancing UF: pre-vocational education BT: dance BT: secondary education SN: concerns ballroom dancing and also new RT: vocational education dance styles as hiphop, breakdance, trance, dance etc.

employees RT: employers human resources policy

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 37 employees' organizations labour recruitment UF: trade unions UF: employment agencies trade union movement job banks workers' organizations placement BT: associations temp agencies RT: employment projects employers unemployment RT: employees human resources policy leisure activies UF: recreation employment conditions time ??? BT: social-economic position RT: amusement parks NT: employment contracts audiences working conditions out-of-school arts education working hours recreation policy RT: work museum staff employment contracts RT: museum management UF: contracts of employment collective bargaining night life BT: employment conditions RT: catering establishments RT: contracts cultural participation leisure activities employment projects RT: labour recruitment pensions unemployment RT: General Old Age Pensions Act (NL) entertainment professional practice RT: amusement parks RT: professions circus professional skills fees UF: professionalization BT: income RT: training

General Old Age Pensions Act (NL) professions BT: social security UF: occupations RT: pensions RT: career choice occupational diseases human resources management professional ethics RT: career development professional practice employees vocational education employers safety measures income BT: working conditions NT: fees RT: occupational diseases salaries stipends salaries SN: income specifically of artists etc. UF: wages BT: income labour market RT: employment conditions UF: employment RT: unemployment work

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 38 self employed Agency for the Preservation of Monuments UF: freelance workers and Historic Buildings (NL) RT: cultural entrepreneurship BT: central government agencies RT: Agency for archeology, landscape and social economic position monuments (NL) UF: professional position Agency for the cultural heritage (NL) NT: employment conditions SN: the Netherlands Department for Conservation income (RDMZ); per september 2006 Agency for RT: career development archeology, landscape and monuments tourism Agency for the Visual Arts (NL) NT: cultural tourism BT: central government agencies RT: leisure activities RT: Instituut Collectie Nederland (NL) unemployment arts consultancies RT: employment projects BT: commercial organizations labour market RT: business support (cpro-only) labour recruitment SN: used as an intermediary between artists and work organisations volunteers Arts Council of England (GB) UF: unpaid work BT: arts councils SN: people working for the benefit of others, as opposed to amateur activities Arts Council of Northern Ireland (UK) BT: arts councils work UF: labour Arts Council of Scotland (GB) RT: employment conditions BT: arts councils labour market unemployment Arts Council of Wales (GB) BT: arts councils work scholarships Buildings Agency (NL) working hours BT: central government agencies BT: employment conditions CIRCLE Organizations and funds UF: Cultural Information and Research Centres Liaison in Europe Agency for archeology, landscape and BT: international networks monuments (NL) BT: central government agencies commercial organizations RT: Agency for the cultural heritage (NL) UF: companies Agency for the Preservation of business enterprises Monuments and Historic Buildings (NL) firms BT: organizations Agency for the cultural heritage (NL) NT: arts consultancies BT: central government agencies sme's RT: Agency for archeology, landscape and RT: corporate training courses monuments (NL) Agency for the Preservation of copyright organizations Monuments and Historic Buildings (NL) BT: associations RT: copyright copyright infringements

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 39 Council of Europe international organizations BT: international organizations NT: Council of Europe European Union Cultural Capital United Nations UF: European Cultural Capital RT: European Union networks UF: cultural networks cultural organizations NT: international networks RT: networks RT: associations non-governmental organizations cultural organizations organizations support structure? non-governmental organizations UF: NGO's EFAH RT: cultural organizations UF: European Forum for the Arts and Heritage non-profit organizations BT: international networks BT: organizations

European Commission organizations BT: Europese Unie NT: commercial organizations non-profit organizations European Union RT: associations UF: EU cultural organizations BT: international organizations NT: European Commission private initiatives RT: Cultural Capital RT: private funds European funds sponsoring

IETM Raad voor cultuur (NL) UF: Informal European Theatre Meeting BT: national advisory bodies BT: international networks NT: SN: used for documents about the 'Raad voor IFACCA cultuur', the official advisory body for the Dutch UF: International Federation of Arts Councils government on cultural policy and Culture Agencies BT: international networks RECAP UF: Resources for Cultural Policy in Europe Instituut Collectie Nederland (NL) BT: international networks UF: ICN BT: central government agencies sme's RT: Collectie Nederland (NL) UF: small and medium size business Agency for the Visual Arts (NL) BT: commercial organizations SN: Dutch national knowledge institute for the management and conservation of the moveable Unesco cultural heritage. BT: United Nations international networks United Nations BT: networks UF: UN NT: CIRCLE BT: international organizations EFAH NT: Unesco IETM IFACCA Health RECAP

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 40 arts therapy psychotherapy RT: handicapped NT: psychoanalysis awareness Geographic Areas diseases international UF: illnesses UF: global NT: occupational diseases NT: national eroticism national UF: sexuality BT: international RT: controversial arts pornography regional policy UF: experience BT: government policy BT: emotions RT: regions RT: evaluation perception developed countries UF: industrialized countries handicapped UF: disabled developing countries RT: accessibility UF: Third World arts therapy non-western arts health aspects Socioeconomic Regions RT: diseases Europe occupational diseases BT: diseases Albania RT: hearing loss BT: Southeastern Europe professions safety measures Antwerp working conditions BT: Flanders pornography Austria RT: controversial arts BT: Central Europe eroticism Baltic States psychiatric patients UF: Estonia RT: psychiatry Latvia Lithuania psychiatry BT: Eastern Europe RT: psychiatric patients Belgium psychoanalysis BT: Western Europe BT: psychotherapy NT: Flanders Wallonia psychology NT: cognitive functions Bosnia and Hercegovina creativity BT: Southeastern Europe cultural psychology emotions Brussels BT: Flanders

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 41 Bulgaria German Democratic Republic (1947-1990) BT: Southeastern Europe UF: East Germany DDR Central Europe GDR BT: Europe RT: Germany NT: Austria Czech Republic Germany Germany UF: Federal Republic Germany Hungary BT: Central Europe Liechtenstein RT: German Democratic Republic Poland (1947-1990) Slovakia Slovenia Greece Switserland BT: Southern Europe

Croatia Hungary BT: Southeastern Europe BT: Central Europe

Czech Republic Iceland BT: Central Europe BT: Western Europe SN: incl. former Czechoslovakia Ireland Eastern Europe UF: Eire BT: Europe Republic of Ireland NT: Baltic States BT: Western Europe Moldova Russia Italy Southeastern Europe BT: Southern Europe

Europe Liechtenstein NT: Central Europe BT: Central Europe Eastern Europe Western Europe Liège Southern Europe BT: Wallonia

Finland Luxembourg BT: Scandinavia BT: Western Europe

Flanders Macedonia BT: Belgium BT: Southeastern Europe NT: Antwerp Brussels Moldova Ghent BT: Eastern Europe

France Montenegro BT: Western Europe UF: BT: Southeastern Europe Gent RT: Yugoslavia (1918-1991) BT: Flanders Namur BT: Wallonia

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 42 Northern Ireland Southeastern Europe BT: United Kingdom BT: Eastern Europe NT: Albania Norway Bosnia and Hercegovina BT: Scandinavia Bulgaria Croatia Poland Macedonia BT: Central Europe Montenegro Romania Portugal Serbia BT: Southern Europe Yugoslavia (1918-1991)

Romania Southern Europe BT: Southeastern Europe BT: Europe NT: Greece Russia Italy UF: CIS Portugal Commonwelath of independent states Spain BT: Eastern Europe SN: incl. former Union of Soviet Socialist Spain Republics (USSR) BT: Southern Europe

Scandinavia Sweden BT: Western Europe BT: Scandinavia NT: Denmark Finland Switzerland Norway BT: Central Europe Sweden Ukraine Scotland UF: BT: United Kingdom BT: Eastern Europe

Serbia United Kingdom UF: UF: Great Britain BT: Southeastern Europe UK RT: Yugoslavia (1918-1991) BT: Western Europe NT: England Slovakia Northern Ireland BT: Central Europe Scotland Wales Slovenia BT: Central Europe Wales RT: Yugoslavia (1918-1991) BT: United Kingdom

Wallonia BT: Belgium NT: Liège Namur

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 43 Western Europe Assen BT: Europe BT: Drenthe NT: Belgium France Blaricum Iceland BT: Noord-Holland Ireland Luxembourg Breda Netherlands BT: Noord-Brabant Scandinavia United Kingdom Delft BT: Zuid-Holland Yugoslavia (1918-1991) BT: Southeastern Europe Den Bosch RT: Bosnia and Hercegovina UF: 's-Hertogenbosch Montenegro BT: Noord-Brabant Serbia Slovenia Den Haag UF: 's-Gravenhage British Isles BT: Zuid-Holland

Central Europe Den Helder BT: Noord-Holland Eastern Europe Deventer Scandinavia BT: Overijssel

Netherlands Dordrecht BT: Zuid-Holland Alkmaar BT: Noord-Holland Drenthe BT: Northeastern provinces of the Almelo Netherlands BT: Overijssel NT: Assen Emmen Almere Meppel BT: Flevoland Dronten Ameland BT: Flevoland BT: Friesland Ede Amersfoort BT: Gelderland BT: Utrecht (province) NT: Otterloo

Amsterdam Eindhoven BT: Noord-Holland BT: Noord-Brabant

Apeldoorn Emmen BT: Gelderland BT: Drenthe

Arnhem Enkhuizen BT: Gelderland BT: Noord-Holland

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 44 Flevoland Laren UF: IJsselmeer polders BT: Noord-Holland NT: Almere Dronten Leeuwarden Lelystad BT: Friesland Zeewolde SN: incl. IJsselmeer (Zuiderzee) Leiden BT: Zuid-Holland Friesland BT: Northeastern provinces of the Lelystad Netherlands BT: Flevoland NT: Ameland Harlingen Limburg Leeuwarden BT: Southern provinces of the Netherlands Sciermonnikoog NT: Maastricht Sneek Roermond Terschelling Venlo Vlieland Maastricht Gelderland BT: Limburg BT: Northeastern provinces of the Netherlands Meppel NT: Apeldoorn BT: Drenthe Arnhem Nijmegen Middelburg Wageningen BT: Zeeland

Gouda Netherlands BT: Zuid-Holland BT: Western Europe NT: Northeastern provinces of the Groningen (province) Netherlands BT: Northeastern provinces of the Northwestern provinces of the Netherlands Netherlands NT: Groningen (town) Southern provinces of the Netherlands RT: Dutch Antilles Groningen (town) BT: Groningen (province) Nijmegen BT: Gelderland Haarlem BT: Noord-Holland Noord-Brabant BT: Southern provinces of the Netherlands Harlingen NT: Breda BT: Friesland Den Bosch Eindhoven Helmond Helmond BT: Noord-Brabant Tilburg

Hilversum BT: Noord-Holland

Hoorn BT: Noord-Holland

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 45 Noord-Holland Southern provinces of the Netherlands BT: Northwestern provinces of the BT: Netherlands Netherlands NT: Limburg NT: Alkmaar Noord-Brabant Amsterdam Zeeland Blaricum Den Helder Terschelling Enkhuizen BT: Friesland Haarlem Hilversum Texel Hoorn BT: Noord-Holland Laren Texel Tilburg Zaanstad BT: Noord-Brabant SN: incl. Wieringermeer (West-Friesland) Utrecht (province) Northeastern provinces of the Netherlands BT: Northwestern provinces of the BT: Netherlands Netherlands NT: Drenthe NT: Amersfoort Friesland Utrecht (town) Gelderland Groningen (province) Utrecht (town) Overijssel BT: Utrecht (province)

Northwestern provinces of the Netherlands Venlo BT: Netherlands BT: Limburg NT: Noord-Holland Utrecht (province) Vlieland Zuid-Holland BT: Friesland

Otterloo Vlissingen BT: Ede BT: Zeeland

Overijssel Wageningen BT: Northeastern provinces of the BT: Gelderland Netherlands NT: NT: Almelo Deventer Zaanstad Enschede BT: Noord-Holland Hengelo Zwolle Zeeland BT: Southern provinces of the Netherlands Roermond NT: Middelburg BT: Limburg Vlissingen

Rotterdam Zeewolde BT: Zuid-Holland BT: Flevoland

Schiermonnikoog BT: Friesland

Sneek BT: Friesland

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 46 Zuid-Holland Middle East BT: Northwestern provinces of the UF: Near East Netherlands BT: Asia NT: Delft NT: Iraq Den Haag Israel Dordrecht Turkey Gouda SN: incl. Syria, Lebanon, Cyprus and Jordan Leiden Rotterdam Turkey BT: Middle East Zwolle BT: Overijssel Iraq BT: Middle East Asia Israel Asia BT: Middle East NT: Arabian Peninsula Central Asia Siberia China UF: Asiatic Russia Iran BT: Asia Japan Middle-East Central Asia Siberia BT: Asia South Asia NT: Afghanistan Southeast Asia Afghanistan China BT: Central Asia BT: Asia NT: Taiwan Southeast Asia SN: Including adjacent areas, such as Korea, BT: Asia Mongolia or Tibet NT: Indonesia

Taiwan Indonesia BT: China BT: Southeast Asia NT: Moluccas Japan BT: Asia Moluccas BT: Indonesia Arabian Peninsula BT: Asia Africa SN: Incl. Saudi Arabia Africa India NT: Central Africa BT: South Asia Egypt and Sudan Ethiopia and Eritrea South Asia Northwest Africa BT: Asia Southern Africa NT: India Tunesia and Libya West Africa Iran BT: Asia Central Africa BT: Africa

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 47 Egypt and Sudan West Indies BT: Africa UF: Antilles BT: Middle America Ethiopia and Eritrea NT: Dutch Antilles BT: Africa SN: incl. Cuba, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Puerto Rico, Bahamas, Bermuda, Leeward Northwest Africa Islands, Windward Islands

Republic of South Africa United States BT: Southern Africa UF: USA BT: North America Southern Africa BT: Africa South America NT: Republic of South Africa South America Tunesia and Libya NT: Argentina BT: Africa Surinam

West Africa Argentina BT: Africa BT: South America

North America Surinam BT: South America North America NT: Canada Australia and New Zealand Middle America United States Australia

Canada New Zealand BT: North America Polynesia Mexico UF: Oceania BT: Middle America Enschede Middle America BT: Overijssel BT: North America NT: Central America Hengelo Mexico BT: Overijssel West Indies Publication form Central America BT: Middle America abstracting journals (form) SN: Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama annual reports (form)

Dutch Antilles arts awards (form) BT: West Indies UF: arts prizes RT: Netherlands RT: arts awards SN: incl. Aruba audience research (form) BT: research reports (from) RT: audiences

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 48 bibliographies (form) cultural memorandum 2014 (NL) BT: reference works (form) SN: regarding the long-range cultural policy agreement between national government and bills (form) cultural organizations during this period in the Netherlands biographies (form) UF: autobiographies (form) dictionaries (form) UF: glossaries (form) brochures (form) vocabularies (form) BT: reference works (form) commentaries (form) UF: opinions (form) directories (form) reactions (form) BT: reference works (form) conference proceedings (form) encyclopaedias (form) RT: conferences BT: reference works (form) papers (form) essays (form) cultural memorandum 1988-1992 (NL) SN: regarding the long-range cultural policy exhibition catalogues (form) agreement between national government and BT: museum catalogues (form) cultural organizations during this period in the Netherlands final papers (form) UF: bachelor's theses (form) cultural memorandum 1993-1996 (NL) theses (form) SN: regarding the long-range cultural policy BT: research reports (form) agreement between national government and cultural organizations during this period in the final theses (form) Netherlands UF: dissertations (form) master's theses (form) (GB) cultural memorandum 1997-2000 (NL) PhD theses (form) (USA) SN: regarding the long-range cultural policy BT: research papers (form) agreement between national government and cultural organizations during this period in the government publications (form) Netherlands UF: parliamentary papers (form) cultural memorandum 2001-2004 (NL) guidelines (form) SN: regarding the long-range cultural policy agreement between national government and history (form) cultural organizations during this period in the SN: used for historic descriptions Netherlands inaugural speeches (form) cultural memorandum 2005-2008 (NL) UF: orations (form) SN: regarding the long-range cultural policy agreement between national government and indexes (form) cultural organizations during this period in the UF: registers (form) Netherlands BT: reference works (form) cultural memorandum 2009-2012 (NL) interviews (form) SN: regarding the long-range cultural policy agreement between national government and jubilee volume (form) cultural organizations during this period in the UF: commemorative volumes (form) Netherlands festschriften (form)

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 49 lectures (form) periodicals (form) UF: speeches (form) NT: periodical subscriptions (form) literature surveys (form) policy memorandums (form) UF: annotated bibliographies (form) NT: municipal cultural memoranda (form) descriptive bibliographies (form) national cultural memoranda (form) BT: reference works (form) provincial cultural memoranda (form) RT: policy planning local cultural memoranda (form) policy plans (form) BT: policy memorandums (form) RT: municipal policy policy plans (form) RT: policy memorandums (form) manuals (form) SN: concerns the long-range plans of BT: reference works (form) organizations municipal bylaws (form) provincial cultural memoranda (form) RT: orders in council (form) BT: policy memoranda (form) RT: provincial policy national cultural memoranda (form) BT: policy memorandums (form) readers (form) RT: cultural policy UF: syllabi (form) newspaper articles (form) reading lists (form) UF: magazine articles (form) SN: articles from daily and weekly papers and recommendations (form) magazines reference works (form) orders in council (form) NT: bibliographies (form) RT: law compendiums (form) legislation dictionaries (form) municipal bylaws (form) directories (form) SN: general regulations laid down by a encyclopaedias (form) government body or public authority (the Crown, indexes (form) Provincial Council, Municipal Council) literature surveys (form) manuals (form) pamphlets (form) yearbooks (form) UF: manifestos (form) regulations (form) papers (form) UF: articles of association (form) UF: expert's papers (form) bylaws (form) RT: conference proceedings (form) research reports (form) periodical articles (form) NT: audience research (form) final papers (form) periodical subscriptions (form) final theses (form) BT: periodical subscriptions digital (form) statistics (form) SN: used for those subscriptions that apply to any surveys (form) particular library RT: research periodical subscriptions (form) reviews (form) BT: periodical subscriptions digital (form) UF: bookreviews (form) SN: used for those subscriptions that apply to any particular library royal decrees (form)

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 50 special issues (form) 1970-1980 BT: twentieth century statistics (form) BT: research reports (form) 1980-1990 RT: surveys (form) BT: twentieth century SN: used for the statistical data only; use 'statistical features' when the content is concerned 1990-2000 BT: twentieth century statutes (form) SN: used for the actual texts 2000-2010 BT: twentyfirst century subsidy schemes (form) BT: subsidies 2010-2020 SN: used only for the official text or explanatory BT: twentyfirst century memorandum of the subsidy schemes in question ancient time surveys (form) BT: research reports (form) eighteenth century RT: statistics (form) UF: 18th century SN: used for the results of a public opinion poll inter-war years websites (form) UF: internet addresses (form) middle ages url (form) UF: medieval times yearbooks (form) nineteenth century BT: reference works (form) UF: 19th century NT: 1890-1900 Time periods prehistory 1890-1900 BT: nineteenh century prognoses UF: visions of the future 1900-1910 BT: twentieth century seventeenth century UF: 17th century 1910-1920 BT: twentieth century sixteenth century UF: 16th century 1920-1930 renaissance BT: twentieth century twentieth century 1930-1940 UF: 20th century BT: twentieth century NT: 1900-1910 1910-1920 1940-1950 1920-1930 BT: twentieth century 1930-1940 1940-1950 1950-1960 1950-1960 BT: twentieth century 1960-1970 1970-1980 1960-1970 1980-1990 BT: twentieth century 1990-2000

Boekmanfoundation 11/1/2011 p. 51 twenty first century UF: 21st century NT: 2000-2010 2010-2020

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