Updating Cultural Law and Policy for the Digital Age

THE INTERNATIONAL LAW OF CULTURE: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS, Peter-Tobias Stoll, ed., Berlin: Springer, 2014, Forthcoming

19 Pages Posted: 9 Dec 2013

Date Written: December 8, 2013

Abstract

The chapter is an enquiry of the possibly failing or changed rationales of cultural protectionism in the digital age. It seeks to identify the adjustments needed, so that cultural policy could still serve its benevolent goals and effectively contribute to sustaining a cultural environment that is diverse and vibrant.

Keywords: trade and culture, UNESCO Convention on Cultural Diversity, cultural policy, globalization, digital media

Suggested Citation

Burri, Mira, Updating Cultural Law and Policy for the Digital Age (December 8, 2013). THE INTERNATIONAL LAW OF CULTURE: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS, Peter-Tobias Stoll, ed., Berlin: Springer, 2014, Forthcoming , Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2364945

Mira Burri (Contact Author)

University of Lucerne ( email )

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Lucerne, 6002
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