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November 10th to 12th — 1999 Bergen — Norway Conference venue: Radisson SAS Royal Hotel Bergen
The conference is over, and we wish to thank all the contributors for their effort during the three days of the conference. For they who wish to continue the dialogue with fellow researchers we are posting a delegates' list with addresses for download in the rtf-format here.
INVITATION The first International Conference on Cultural Policy Research is organised by the Centre for Cultural Research, University of Bergen, in co-operation with the International Journal of Cultural Policy. The conference is sponsored by the Research Council of Norway, Program for Cultural Research. The conference aims to provide an outlet for interdisciplinary and international exploration of the concepts, function and impact of cultural policies. It will reflect a broad view of cultural policy, encompassing culture as a "way of life" as well as culture in the narrower sense of the arts and the cultural industries. It will be concerned both with the policies of institutions and with the wider discourses relating to general conditions of culture. The conference has invited participants to present papers on the following topics within the field of cultural policy research:
Conference Programme Wednesday November 10th Chaired by: Oliver Bennett, University of Warwick, UK / Editor of the International Journal of Cultural Policy. 12.00 — 14.00
14.00 — 14.45
Introductory Address by Per Mangset, Head of the organisation committee, Telemark Research Institute, Norway: The Institutionalisation of Cultural Policy Research 14.45 —15.30
15.30 — 16.30
16.30 — 19.00
20.00 Dinner Thursday November 11th Chaired by: Dorte Skot-Hansen, Centre for Cultural Policy Studies, Royal School of Library and Information Science, Copenhagen, Denmark 09.00 — 10.00
10.00 — 10.30
10.30 — 11.30
11.30 — 13.00
13.00 — 14.30
14.30 — 16.00
16.00 — 16.30
16.30 — 18.00
18.00 — 19.00
Dinner, reception — social and cultural programme Friday November 12th Chaired by: Peter Bendixen, Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Politik, Hamburg, Germany 09.00 — 10.00
10. 00 — 12.30
12.30 — 13.30
13.30 — 15.00
15.00 — 16.00
Keynote Address by Dag Østerberg, Professor, Sociology, Faculty of Arts, University of Oslo: On Politics and Cultural Policy Research Departure
The call for papers was due on April 15th 1999. All partcipants are asked to send a registration form. You can download the registration form (RTF) and fax or mail it to the Centre for Cultural Research.Registration is also available online. Registration is only valid after the payment has been received. The registration deadline is September 1, 1999. Please note that all registrations received after this date will be charged extra. Payment by bank transfer in NOK must be sent to bank account: Account holder: ICCPR 1999
Conference fees The conference fee of NOK 2500 includes conference participation, three lunches, two dinners, coffee breaks, reception and a cultural program. NOK 3000 will be charged for all registrations received after September 1, 1999. Partipicants from countries with non-convertible currencies and students: NOK 500. Accomodation Reservations are to be made using the conference registration form. Payment must be made individually by each participant upon departure. Location The conference takes place in Bergen, the second largest city of Norway with over 225 000 inhabitants. Bergen is situated on the west coast of Norway, and is known as the "gateway to the fjords." Bergen has been elected a European city of culture in the year 2000. The conference venue - Radisson SAS Royal Hotel Bergen - is situated in the center of Bergen, on the famous "Bryggen" (waterfront). You can read more about Bergen, the conference venue and accomodation in Bergen on http://www.bergen-guide.com/eng.htm International scientific committee The members of the international scientific committee are:
The guidelines for submitting a paper will be sent to each of the contributors well in advance of the deadline which is October 1, 1999. Secretariat for the Conference All correspondence and questions concerning the conference should be directed to: Centre for Cultural Research, University of Bergen,
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