The purpose of this paper is to examine the history, significance, problems, and blindsports of Canadian multiculturism and ethnic broadcasting policies and practices.

The purpose of this essay is to provide a somewhat novel interpretation of the traditional Japanese religion which is deeply rooted in the inner life of the Japanese and to indicate how it influences their economic activities. Section II provides a brief review of the nature and form of religious worship that has been preserved and observed by the Japanese. Section III formulates the Japanese view of religion implied by the rich variety of religious worship. The Japanese view of religion this formulated is then employed in Section IV to shed light on the nature of interaction between...

The Polish city of Krakow, designated an ECC for 2000, provides a case study for cultural tourism.

The overriding conclusion that emerges from this survey is that government support for the arts is here to stay everywhere in the industrialized world. There has, of course, been a long tradition of state support for the arts on the continent of Europe. What has been the striking development of the postwar years is that state support now appears to be a firmly entrenched component of the political traditions of Great Britain, Ireland, North America and Japan as well. Government involvement has grown impressively at all levels. There has been a growing recognition that the artistic...

This booklet is a summary version of <EM>Artburst!</EM>, a major new research work on the growth in arts demand and supply over two decades in Australia. <EM>Artburst!</EM> was researched and written for the Australia Council by leading arts economist Hans Hoegh Guldberg.

This booklet is a brief survey of the concept, application and administration of cultural policy in Iraq.