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Lecturer Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre More information »

Consultant and researcher Dr Steven Hadley is an academic, consultant and researcher working internationally in arts management, cultural policy and audience engagement. He is currently a Research Fellow at National University of Ireland Galway and Visiting Lecturer at Leuphana University of Lüneburg (Germany) and has held research posts at the universities of Sheffield, Bradford, and Leeds. Steven is an Associate Consultant with The Audience Agency, and sits on the Steering Committee of the Cultural Research Network (USA) and the Editorial Boards of both Cultural Trends and the European Journal of Cultural Management and Policy. He has lectured, taught and delivered... read more →

Director “International Intelligence on Culture” Rod Fisher founded and directed International Intelligence on Culture (which specialised in international cultural policy research and consultancy) from 2000-2015 and its predecessor the International Arts Bureau. Now working part-time, he is Associate Lecturer at Goldsmiths, University of London, lecturing on cultural policies in Europe and, from 1984-2007, led a Master’s degree module on a similar subject at City University, London. He also has specialist knowledge of cultural policies beyond Europe, especially in Asia. Prior to establishing his company, he worked for the Arts Council of Great Britain in several capacities, latterly as International Affairs... read more →

Oleksandr Butsenko is the director of the Development Centre ''Democracy through Culture'', counsellor of the direction of the Institute for Cultural Research at the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, consultant of the Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) of Ukraine Committee on Humanitarian and Information Policy, member of the European Cultural Parliament, UNESCO global facilitator on intangible cultural heritage and an independent expert on cultural policies issues.

Christoph Weckerle is Director of the Zurich Centre for Creative Economies (ZCCE) at Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK). His cultural policy research focuses on the intersection of art / design and economy / policy / society. He is a member of the Executive Board of ELIA (European League of Institutes of the Arts) and he is member of the Advisory Board "Education and Discourses" at Goethe Institut. He was awarded the Swiss Design Prize for his research on the creative economies.

Professor Professor of Cultural Policy and Cultural Organization at University of South-Eastern Norway. With a background in political science, history of religion and culture studies, Harding started doing research on the development of Swedish cultural policy. Later, he studied and published several articles and books on the roles of identity and organization in cultural policy, as well as on the relationships between democratic civil society organizations and their members, and between civil society organizations and the government. He also has been been involved in writing expert reports for the Swedish government. More information »

Associate professor Victoria Ateca-Amestoy is an associate professor in the Department of Economic Analysis II in the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). She has worked in the design and management of cultural projects and her research interests are cultural economics, behavioral economics and social indicators. She has published research papers in Economics Bulletin, The Journal of Socio Economics, Journal of Cultural Economics, Social Indicators Research, Estudios de Economía Aplicada, Cuadernos Económicos del ICE, and has contributed to handbooks on the economics of leisure and on the economics of cultural heritage. She has also coordinated international and national research projects... read more →

Associate professor Anna Villarroya studied Law and Economics at the University of Barcelona, followed MSc in Economics of Education at the Institute of Education (University of London). In 2000, she obtained her PhD in Economics of the Public Sector at the University of Barcelona and her thesis won the First National Prize on Educational Research, awarded by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport. In 1993, she started working at the University of Barcelona where she taught Political Economy. She extended her fields of interest to the study of educational and cultural policies, as well as to the analysis... read more →

Independent researcher Nika Gričar holds BA in Cultural Studies and MA in Public Administration with field of specialization in public governance and film policy. She is an author of several research reports, among them recently published on Gender Equality in Slovenian film sector (2018). As an independent researcher, she was commissioned to deliver a study on decision-making processes in European film funds and developed a methodology for project evaluation for Slovenian Film Centre. In 2017, she assisted UNESCO legal expert in the Status of Artist Legislation Project and accompanied dr. Vesna Čopič in two field missions in Mauritius. Previously, she... read more →