Arts and cultural management
Researchers from the Arts and Cultural Management Axis explore the fields of cultural management and governance, of cultural policies, as well as the role of cultural and creative sector for sustainable development.
The axis also develops expertise in the fields of art market And of thecultural and creative entrepreneurship.
The work is oriented around 2 key themes:
The role of culture
in the field of sustainability and as the 4th “pillar” of territorial development, sustainable development
Governance and cultural policies
for territorial regeneration and heritage, the development of cultural ecosystems and cultural and creative entrepreneurship
The research work of the Axis is also the subject of theoretical and applied research and includes various collaborations at the local and international levels with associations and networks of professionals, art schools, the magazine Profession Spectacle, and international academic networks.
Zoom onthe publications of our professors - researchers
Written by members of EENCA — The European Expert Network on Culture and Audiovisual —, the report Gender Gaps in the Cultural and Creative Sectors is at the heart of one of the five priorities of the European Union's Work Plan for Culture 2019-2022: gender equality.This work aims to provide information and contextual elements relating to the specific challenges faced by women working in cultural and creative sectors.
Based on a literature review and a study identifying the precise situation of women artists and professionals in the cultural and creative sectors, this report aims to provide recommendations to the European Union's WTO Working Group in order to achieve gender equality in these sectors.
The participation of Marilena Vecco, researcher at CEREN/BSB, to this report, is part of one of the key areas of expertise of the Arts and Cultural Management Research Axis, which is particularly interested in cultural and creative entrepreneurship.
This type of research also reflects the ability of our work to have an impact on various stakeholders, such as, in this case, European institutions. Indeed, based on a rigorous work methodology from the academic world, this report aims primarily to establish recommendations to the European Union, in order to be transferable to the cultural and creative sectors.
This work is also recognized within the academic community, since Marilena Vecco was invited in 2020 to present the main results of this report during a workshop organized by the University of Rostock in Germany, dedicated to “Gender data in the creative sector: how to bridge the gap”.
Our partners
Axis coordinator
Marinela Vecco
+33 (0) 380 725 855
marilena.vecco@bsb-education.com