International Summer School in Cultural Economics

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Lyudmila Petrova, Ph.D. on LinkedIn: #valuebasedapproach #values #culturalcommons #practices #thehumaneeconomy… Last week we concluded our Fifth symposium on at Wolfson College, Cambridge University, I had the honour to co-organise with Arjo Klamer…

The conversation continues…

Last weekend we concluded our Fourth symposium on at an exceptional place.

We had insightful, interdisciplinary and critical conversations about how work in cultural organisations and sectors, universities and cities; how to and different practices; and how the can bring academic conversation closer to , , and .

I am grateful to be able to co-organise this special event with Arjo Klamer, Valeria Morea, Rosa Won, Christian Handke and Sasha Leblanc.

Grateful to each contributor‘s engagement - Wilfred Dolfsma Rudi Verburg Trine Bille Mariangela Lavanga Anna Mignosa Jilde Garst, PhD Michele Trimarchi Erwin Dekker J Aldo Do Carmo, Ph.D. Marleen Hofland-Mol Irene Pinto Loots Ellen Marjelle Vermeulen Manuel Montoya, PhD Bronwyn Coate Julienne van Loon Millicent Weber Carolina Dalla Chiesa Altug Yalcintas Anna M. Dempster Matilde Ferrero Daniela Bartosova Agnieszka Wincewicz-Price Luigino Bruni Francesca Sabatini, PhD

✅Support us to map pre-pandemic practices across the sector of GLAMs (galleries, libraries, archives and museums) to fully account the pandemic effects on the sector and to explore novel solutions that will inform GLAMs response and adaptation to the post-pandemic era, under a new conceptual paradigm that will advance GLAMs as the agents of change.

⚠️We almost reach our goal and propose to extend the deadline to June 30, 2023.

▶️Respond to our online survey https://survey.zohopublic.eu/zs/VMBjfE
and help us to:
i) provide an in-depth analysis and evaluation of ongoing shifts (with a specific focus on both pandemic-driven transformations and digitalisation) in the field of GLAMs,
ii) explore and assess practices (concerning management, finance and participation) that emerge around small scale, community-led GLAMs and the possibility of transferring relevant knowledge to more “established” and traditional ones to provide more sustainability to the sector.

Thanks for your support!



Πάντειον Πανεπιστήμιο, Πρύτανις - Panteion University, Rector; Nova Iskra; Mazomos Landscape & Heritage Consultants; European Creative Hubs Network; Technische Universität Berlin; BSB - Burgundy School of Business

Dear friends, please help us to spread this survey to directors, managers and professionals of Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (GLAMs) operating in Europe! Thank you!

We’re currently asking directors, managers and professionals of Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (GLAMs) operating in Europe their opinion on organisations’ , , and . Get an inside view of GLAM’s work by participating in our online survey (https://survey.zohopublic.eu/zs/VMBjfE)

Nova Iskra; Mazomos Landscape & Heritage Consultants; Technische Universität Berlin; European Creative Hubs Network; BSB - Burgundy School of Business; Πάντειον Πανεπιστήμιο, Πρύτανις - Panteion University, Rector

The conversation continues today at conference. I will present our paper on evaluating the qualities of cultural goods - with Arjo Klamer and Susana Graça, PhD
Join us at the paper session: Academic viewpoints on , Room M001, 13:30-15:00. Also online

https://bit.ly/3R3biRy

ICCPR Antwerp ICCPR Antwerp - Tickets

Happy to share our work with Cristian Campagnaro on Design for Social Change. Join us on the 23rd of May.

Our upcoming conference has 40+ sessions from presenters around the world including this super interesting session "Design for social change: on new practices that foster knowledge transfers from design sector elsewhere".

Presenters Dr. Lyudmila Petrova and Cristian Campagnaro will first reveal the practice of design for a social change in the case study of “Costruire Bellezza”, a permanent and interdisciplinary laboratory aimed at social cohesion. The rationale of the workshops is to stimulate “beautiful heals” for the homeless through fostering their own creative potential and the experience of relationships with others (Campagnaro, Porcellana, 2016). Second, they will discuss an interdisciplinary methodology through the integration of both the Design Anthropology Approach and the Value-Based Approach to capture in a systematic way the way shared values are generated and/or enhanced throughout the design activities.

TICKETS: https://artsadministration.org/conference/

Interesting how the Value-based approach works in practice?
Tomorrow, during the seminar Measuring the unmeasurable, ENCATC, together with Susana Graca and professor Arjo Klamer we will present how the approach applies to the arts and culture projects.

https://ekf.tuke.sk/wps/portal/ekf/fakulta/aktuality/aktualita_114?fbclid=IwAR1gsQK5TQF5aXCrLBmQ7K_jMpGuebQxYhP3CHMsuRkEUBUi633oUgSAtCM

Aktuality Ekonomická fakulta Technickej univerzity v Košiciach je už viac ako 25 rokov známa dôrazom na kvalitu vzdelávania, širokou ponukou zahraničných mobilít, orientáciou na cudzie jazyky a transfer poznatkov z praxe prostredníctvom intenzívnej spolupráce s externými partnermi.

Worth to read from our colleague Valeria Morea (ed.)

Cultural Commons and Urban Dynamics - A Multidisciplinary Perspective | Emanuela Macrì | Springer This book examines cultural and urban communities from a multidisciplinary perspective. Economists, architects, urban planners, sociologists, designers, political scientists, and creative artists explore the impact and implications of cultural commons on urban change. ...