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A Review of International Cultural Links in the Northwest
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Overview of current and characteristic international cultural links activity, highlighting key issues acting as a break on development and suggesting ways forward in building international links for the future.
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Creative Trust Audience Development Survey Final Report December 2010
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The Audience Engagement Survey was undertaken by Lead Consultant Alan Brown of WolfBrown Consulting and Research Associate Kelly Hill of Hill Strategies Research. Their expertise and guidance.
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Cultural Diplomacy
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Cultural Diplomacy argues that today, more than ever before, culture has a vital role to play in international relations.
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Cultural Observatories in Europe: Lessons to be learned for the Northwest Culture Observatory
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This study observed research observatories, institutes and networks for the cultural sector based in mainland Europe.
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Guess Who's Going to the Gallery
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A Strategic Audience Evaluation and Development Study for Galleries in NSW.
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Position Paper on the EU Culture Programme 2014-2020
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This position paper puts forward the proposal of the we are more campaign for the new Culture Programme. It has been prepared by Culture Action Europe following extensive discussions and consultations with its members and partners.
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Principles on Cultural Policy 2001-2004: Culture As Confrontation 
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The European Happy Planet Index: An index of carbon efficiency and well-being in the EU
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The Index reveals that Europe is less carbon efficient at delivering human well-being in terms of relatively happy, long lives to its citizens than it was over 40 years ago.
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The Right to Art
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Transforming the 'Right to Art' enshrined in the UN Declaration of Human Rights from aspiration to reality will have many benefits, both tangible and intangible, for the UK.

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