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Searching Routes in Dutch, Flemish and Hungarian cultural policies - Forum on 7-8 March
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| This homepage is at the service of those who are interested in how cultural life - cultural activities and products - are being financed and administered in east-central European countries. |
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- Being an Observatory, we want to observe (present, interpret, compare and analyse) facts and processes.
- We are looking for what is common and what is different in the countries between the Baltic and the Adriatic Seas.
- We want to be as practical as possible - this explains the simplicity of our site, too. We hope to save on your telecom bill by omitting fancy images.
- We hope to be consulted at decision making, pro and con: to provide references from other countries in order to help good measures and halt bad ones.
- We want to remain within the broadly defined domain of "financing culture". Broadly, in the sense to make excursions into policy, law, management etc. Broad, too, is our definition of culture.
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- We are not advocating methods, priorities or policies. We are not promoting artists or projects. We cannot get you money.
- We are not an academic institution although we want to be a reliable source for researchers. (And interesting for common folks, too.)
- We do not build huge data-banks but want to find relevant points and information which one can absorb without being lost in the sea of statistics.
- We will not get far without your contributions.
- This is not an astronomical website.
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