Issue 53 Preview (November 2010)

Author(s): judy

Commonwealth Statement on Culture and Development (2010)

How public and private investment can work better together to build the creative industries in the UK. (2010)

Author(s): Tom Harvey

A Place to Think: Arts Research and Innovation (2010)

Author(s): Graham Devlin

Choices for Change: A toolkit for exploring alternative methods of delivering services (2010)

Author(s): Museums Galleries Scotland

Sustainable Ability: mapping the response to resource scarcity and climate change, best practice and barriers to greater response (2010)

Author(s): Lucy Neal OBE & Hilary Jennings

Early Years Evidence Review: assessing the outcomes of early year’s music making (2010)

Author(s): Douglas Lonie

Creative Blueprint Research Paper: Diversity in the Creative and Cultural Industries (2010)

Creative Industries in Northwest Europe: mapping the innovation opportunities

Author(s): Anna Lenka Schlosser (Independent expert) Co-Author Bernd Hartmann (City of Stuttgart)

Arts in Wales 2010: Attitudes, attendance and participation Volume 1 - Overall report of survey findings (2010)

What is Artistic Vibrancy? (2010)

Author(s): Alan Brown

Issue 53: contents

The Impact of Creative Partnerships on School Attainment and Attendance (2010)

Author(s): Ben Durbin

Can the Creative Industries lead us to a sustainable future? (2010)

Author(s): Forum for the Future

Issue 53 Editorial

How technology influences arts participation (2010)

Author(s): National Endowment for the Arts

Work Flows and Flexicurity: Canadian Cultural Labour in the Era of the Creative Economy (2010)

Author(s): Mirjam Gollmitzer Dr. Catherine Murray, PhD

Survivarts Evaluation (2010)

Author(s): Ruth Stevenson, Head of Research, Development and Knowledge Exchange Hannah Biggs, Researcher

Fuelling the Necessary Revolution: Supporting best practice in collaborative working amongst creative practitioners and organisations – a guide for public and private funders (2010)

Author(s): Clare Cooper

Art Works: Cultural Labour Markets: a literature review (2010)

Author(s): Kate Oakley