Who's to pay for the arts? : the international search for models of arts support / edited by Milton C. Cummings, Jr. and J. Mark Davidson Schuster.

Other author Cummings, Milton C., editor.
Other author Schuster, J. Mark Davidson, 1950- editor.
Format Book
Publication InfoNew York, NY : ACA Books, ©1989.
Descriptionix, 125 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Subjects

SeriesACA arts research seminar series
ACA arts research seminar series. ^A255370
Contents Relations between government and the arts in Western Europe and North America / Milton C. Cummings, Jr. and Richard S. Katz -- The search for international models: results from recent comparative research in arts policy / J. Mark Davidson Schuster -- The arm's length principle and the arts: an international perspective: past, present, and future / Harry Hillman-Chartrand and Claire McCaughey -- Government and the arts in Canada / John Meisel.
Abstract What role should government play in supporting the arts? To what degree and in what manner should government finance and administer the arts? Does government support exert undue influence on the arts? These and other fundamental dilemmas are debated and analyzed in four provocative essays by respected scholars Milton C. Cummings, Jr. and Richard S. Katz of Johns Hopkins University, J. Mark Davidson Schuster of M.I.T., Harry Hillman-Chartrand and Claire McCaughey of The Canada Council, and John Meisel of Queen's University. The conclusion they offer about government support for the arts in the United States, Canada and several other western nations are revealing and often surprising.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographies.
LCCN 88027288
ISBN091540074X
ISBN9780915400744

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Music Closed Stacks - Ask at Circulation Desk NX700 .W47 1989 ✔ Available Place Hold