Valuing Protected Natural Ecologies Does it Work in a Cultural Context? The Ecology of Culture Research into Cultural Heritage Articles in This Series Author References Valuing Protected Natural Ecologies Revisiting a decade-old report in early March 2015 on the future
Progress to Date A Dual Purpose Moving on from Global Scenarios Summary of General Scenario Stories A Common Basis for the Music Scenarios Towards the Final Objective Summary of Findings to This Stage Culture Culture and the Music Sector Cultural
The Music Sector Model is Global Emissions Scenarios Background Scenarios Future of Financial Institutions Scenario Builders’ GFC Summary Scenario Structure Scenario Process Global Europe 2050 Comparison with Music Scenarios Range of “Best” and “Worst” Case Scenarios Final Critical Inputs into
Introduction Public Funding Other Revenue Items Expenditure Other Funding Real Change in the Orchestras’ Income A Sting in the Tail Expenditure The Bottom Line Appendix: The 2005 Strong Report Author References Introduction This article is a product of updating Orchestras,
How Modern Scenario Planning Developed The History Parallel What If Britain had Stood Aside in 1914? An Afterword on Counterfactual History Chaos Theory and the Natural and Social Sciences How Chaos is Changing Perceptions Chaos, History and Scenarios Articles in
The LPA Surveys Event Categories Major Arts Organisations in the Annual Survey A Comprehensive Survey Economic Impact Model Concluding the Broader Survey Trends 2004-13 Thumbnail Sketches for 2013 Classical Music Ballet and Dance Opera Theatre Contemporary Music Musical Theatre Festivals
Introduction Australia Cultural Goods Australian Foreign Trade in Services European Community Top World Trading Countries Internet-based Products and Services are Missing Author References Introduction Trends in foreign trade in music goods can be identified from one group, 898, in the
The Data Level of Government A Note on Local Government Heritage and Arts State and Territory Governments Summing Up Heritage and Arts Funding Recurrent and Capital Expenditure Music-related Cultural Funding Author References The Data The Australian Bureau of Statistics has
Overview Budgeted Deficit Reduction Economic Outlook The Uncertainty Issue Estimated Budget Expenses Arts and Culture in the Budget The Environment Budget Australia Council Funding Author References Overview The environment and culture were not the only sectors of the Australian economy
Scenarios: A Proxy for Hard Data Scenario Planning and Climate Change Scenario Planning Dimensions for the Music Sector Applying the Art of Strategic Conversation Defining the Project Articles in This Series Author References Scenarios: A Proxy for Hard Data Scenario
A Prolific Writer on Education Arts Education and Other Student Achievement are Linked If Music Be the Food…. The Need to Resurrect Arts Education A Broader Look at the Future, from Finland Brain Science and Music Role of Primary School
Update Note 17.4.15 What is Cultural Capital? Four Kinds of Economic Capital The Classical View: Physical Capital Human Capital Natural Capital Cultural Capital Insights from the Stern Review on Climate Change Market Failure Equity and Sustainability Ethics and Economics The
Preface Added 26 April 2014 How the Concept Originated The Current State of the Model Satellite Accounting and Cultural Activity Cultural Capital and Long-Term Growth Author References Preface Added 26 April 2014 This is the second “original” article in the
National Accounts Satellite Data Current Knowledge Base Activities About the Statistics What’s New in the Satellite Accounts? Contribution by Cultural and Creative Activities What Should be Included in These Activities? Putting Figures on Identified Cultural Activities Articles in This Series
A Personal Eureka Journey The Four Kinds of Economic Capital Interactions between Capital Assets IMF’s Beliefs and Vision Key Policy Points Role of GDP Articles in This Series Author References A Personal Eureka Journey In January 2007, my wife Isobel
Introduction The Artists Why Oberon? Kowmung 2002 Audience Survey Contents Number of Concerts Sources of Income The Audience in 2002 Attractions and Strengths Reactions to the Program Mix Local Value of Festival What Happened Subsequently Conclusions Appendix 1 Appendix 2
UNESCO and the European Music Council ”For the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) music simply is ‘a public affair’. As an intergovernmental organisation, composed of 195 member states, everything this UN agency does has a public incidence,
A Comprehensive List Genre Groups Capital City versus Non-metropolitan Location Single versus Multiple Genres Seasonal Patterns Conclusion Author Appendix Table References A Comprehensive List . The longest list of music festivals ever assembled in Australia appeared in Music Forum in
Introduction This is the most comprehensive list of Australian music festivals in existence. The lists below give information about 346 festivals in Australia that program only music, or in which music is a feature. There are lists for nine genre
Outline Major Performing Arts Companies State Distributions: Artform and Turnover Class General Statistics to 2012 States Artforms Company Turnover External Factors Author References Outline Major Performing Arts Companies The Australian Major Performing Arts Group (AMPAG) represents 28 major companies, sorted
