Introduction to Western Cultural Management

Author: Chen Ming
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is part of the "College Cultural Industry Management Professional Textbooks" series, edited by Hu Huilin. The author of this volume is Chen Ming. In this book, the author explores seven aspects—administrative, cultural policy, cultural legal system, cultural censorship, cultural industry management, public cultural management, and comparative studies of Western cultural management systems. Focusing on the fundamental elements of cultural management models, systems, institutions, and operational mechanisms, the book provides a positive review and summary of the basic conditions and evolutionary trends of cultural management in major Western developed countries. It aims to objectively and positively outline the general framework and underlying threads of contemporary Western cultural management, offering preliminary materials and insights for educators and scholars in China in the field of teaching and research on contemporary Western cultural management. This, in turn, seeks to broaden the international perspective of China's cultural management professionals. The book introduces and explains the overview of contemporary Western cultural management from a macro perspective and is based on literature and online resources in both Chinese and English. Therefore, many issues require further in-depth examination and analysis at the meso or micro levels, and additional collection and organization of cultural management materials from Western countries where English is the native language are also needed.