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The idea of diversity dominates cultural policy in the twenty-first century. Against the perceived elitism of the past, policy-makers seek to use culture to address social exclusion. Drawing on original research, this book exposes problems with this approach, making the case for universalism in cultural and political life.
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- Cover
- The Politics of Culture
- Contents
- Illustrations
- Preface
- Introduction
- 1 From Confidence to Uncertainty â Cultural Value and What It Means to Be Human
- 2 The Development of Cultural Policy in the United Kingdom
- 3 Rich Mix Centre â A Case Study of a New Arts Centre in East London
- 4 Oldham â A Case Study of Cultural Policy in an Industrial Town in North England
- 5 Analysis: The Case for Universalism
- Epilogue
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index